Thank you for the stand you’ve been taking on issues like this all year!

Do you know about Dame Eleanor Davies, the 17th C prophetess who used anagrams of politicians’ names to predict an apocalyptic future? She was gaining traction until a courtier pointed out that Dame Eleanor Davies was an anagram for “Never Soe Mad a Ladie.”

Such an ingenious and powerful piece.

It’s unbelievable that anyone still listens to that sophomoric “devil’s advocate” gasbag.

As a 🇺🇸ian, I endorse this message.

Love their recordings of Victoria! (Especially their recording of his Requiem.)

Delightful! Thank you for reading it!

When I taught rhetoric classes to undergrads I used to use Paradise by the Dashboard Lights to talk about the sculpting of meaning through form. That song is rough-hewn genius.

Brach’s candycorn is so tender … so very tender …

Wow! In the hills up above Montpelier we’ve basically lost all the leaves by now!

The Pavese book looks fascinating! I’m going to check it out.

Horrible rhymes with adorable. Go for it!

Have you seen The Crazy Stone? It’s a comic heist masterpiece.

Thank you!