Wednesday’s Child: England’s Last Stand
I have often regaled myself with the thought of suffering from what, by my own lights, would be an aristocratic disease – asthma, gout, and various other chronic ailments…
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Kith and Kin: The Enduring Ethic of the South
Recovering the sense of kinship is the escape route for people lost in the cosmos.
Wednesday’s Child: Easter Fairytales
Living so beguilingly close to the epicenter of progress as the gentle reader is, he need not be told of its joys, one of which is waiting on hold when telephoning a commercial enterprise.
Audio Book Club: As You Like It
Frank Brownlow joins Thomas Fleming and friends for a discussion of one of Shakespeare’s most delightful plays.
Wednesday’s Child: O to be a Lumberjack
Nikola Tesla, who could have been the protagonist of Down and Out in Paris in London had Orwell been an engineer of genius, invented, among his countless futurist follies, remote control.
