San Francisco Bay Blues, Part III
I enjoyed the few days I had to myself after the departure of my Red Guard roommate, and I was less than delighted to find, upon returning to the room after the breakfast shift, a stranger unpacking his suitcase.
Yearly Archive: 2026
Wednesday’s Child: Letter from London
It was like my beloved Sicily in a northern, chilly and foggy key, a memory of the days when all was right with England and the world.
One Cheer for Trump
It has been some time since President Trump deserved kudos, and Stephen Miller is one of the most odious people in the history of the Republican Party–
Greek I.46
Let us Try to do both the review lesson and the Reading Lesson in by the end of next week.
Reflections on the Election
The recent out-of-the-ordinary election will bring out numberless explanations by self-serving politicians and shallow media thinkers. The main point will usually be missed.
View from England: Freedom from Value
It’s not every day that a declaration from the Chair of the British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee reminds one of existentialism – especially in its Sartrean form.
It’s not every day that a declaration from the Chair of the British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee reminds one of existentialism – especially in its Sartrean form.
Life In Shreds and Patches: San Francisco Bay Blues, Part 2 (Revised)
Burt was a tall big-headed guy whose awkward gestures did not quite fit the epicene mannerisms he had come to San Francisco to display.
Confessions Book 6, November 6
At the of about 30, Augustine, followed by Monica, goes to Milan to teach rhetoric, There his mother and he fall under the influence of the great bishop of Milan, Ambrose.
