Year
2012
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In Mental Exercise, Variety Matters – Alan Jacobs – The Atlantic
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Learning to Write is Painful (And Maybe Has to Be) | The American Conservative
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“Where Shall a Man Find Sweetness to Surpass His Own Home?” | The American Conservative
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a few too many words (from me) on Mikhail Bakhtin
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Minimalistic Posters Of Famous Painters
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Trolling the Homeschoolers | The American Conservative
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James Wright, “Depressed by a Book of Bad Poetry, I Walk Toward an Unused Pasture and Invite the Insects to Join Me”
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James Wright, “Arrangements with the Earth for Three Dead Friends”
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On Having Roots in More than One Place | The American Conservative
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What Salman Rushdie Didn’t Say | The American Conservative
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Thomas Nagel is Admirably Fair-Minded | The American Conservative
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Introducing … myself | The American Conservative
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a new bloggy home
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Pretty Things & Monsters: A soldier and his squirrel.
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DFW and belief
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The Digital Age: Reading, Writing, and Research (Spring 2013)
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“Man Carrying Thing,” by Wallace Stevens
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rapture and routine
