Is Substack a Weapon to Preserve Truth?
A Substack montage
Idiosyncratic
Slanting History Since 400 BC
A Substack Montage
Oiling the Chicken Machine
Garth Brown at The New Atlantis
The Stoics and Me
As an uptight Christian, I've sought spiritual counsel from St. John the Apostle to Thomas Merton, from Augustine through Aquinas to Guardini. They all helped.
But I still suffered from uptightness and swings of passion: worry about the future; sudden bursts of good emotional energy, mortgaged with my
An Encyclopedia of Curiosities and Horrors
Filip Bakardzhiev at VoegelinView
Lost in the Cosmos
Titus Techera at Law & Liberty
Pinball is of the Body: Why Modern Tech Can't Recreate the World Under Glass
Rae Hodge at Slate
The Month that Perished
Because There's Always More to be Said
Maybe We Should Start Doing Jigsaw Puzzles
I enjoyed jigsaw puzzles as a kid, but by the time I got to college, they had become relics in my closet.
I’m “toying” with the idea of getting them out again, perhaps starting with the really pretty Bob Ross puzzle collection.
Jigsaw puzzles are excellent ways to relax.
The Chicago Renaissance
The Renaissance led Baltimorean H.L. Mencken to call Chicago "the literary capital of the U.S."