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For Sam

This October newsletter from Resurgam makes a case for AI enabled literary archives. A different way to preserve the past.

My October 2025 GMi newsletter looks at George Moore's Catholic faith, or lack thereof.

Resurgam's September 2025 newsletter marks the start of our prospecting. Going for the gold!

In my life

The GMi September newsletter reports progress, discusses the use of simulation, and interprets a new text added to the site.

Death, be not proud

The August 2025 Newsletter of Resurgam describes practical benefits of historic literature and art. They're not pie-in-the-sky!

The August 2025 GMi Newsletter begins with a couple of technical notes; then aligns one of George's novels with our own pop culture.

Living with BAAP

Is there one?

My July newsletter for Resurgam. It discusses a core value: that everything we make is free, in every sense of the word.

George Moore's seventh novel has been added to GMi, along with his letters of 1895 and my claim that he had a daughter.

Vain Fortune (1891) opened with an acknowledgement of the illustrations: The Author has to express his thanks to the Editor of the Lady's Pictorial for his kind permission to reproduce in this volume Mr. Greiffenhagen's illustrations. The novel had been serialized in the Lady's Pictorial before publication of the book. The artist Maurice Greiffenhagen contributed twelve drawings. They are shown below with their captions (if any) and locations in the text).

On my 75th (topic of previous Unfettered Ideation), the novelist Elayne Audrey Becker, who happens to be my daughter, gave me a thoughtful gift: two journals to write in.

This June 2025 newsletter looks at the role of Resurgam in fighting for functional literacy and the joy of reading.

The June newsletter of George Moore Interactive describes a the next novel and year of letters to publish on the website.

My May newsletter describes "programs" of Resurgam and GMi. It also discusses pros and cons of the novel Spring Days (1888).

If the US president were a Manchurian candidate, are there things he would hesitate to do?

Resurgam is a Latin word that means "I shall rise again." It's also the name of a not-for-profit corporation in Illinois with tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Read about Resurgam on our website. It's just coming together but you'll get the idea. Subscribe to receive news from time to time. Resurgam seeks to improve the way folks engage with literature and art of the past.

Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818), by Caspar David Friedrich in the Hamburger Kunsthalle (Wikimedia Commons). According to curators of The Soul of Nature at the Metropolitan Museum of Art