First Toil, then the Grave
Politics, Irish culture, aesthetics, rants, musings
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Book review: Penance
In my last post, I mentioned the book I was reading, Eliza Clark’s Penance, to illustrate a broader phenomenon in which progressives tend to see themselves (and their favoured in-groups) as incapable of taking action of their own volition a...
Conservatives ACT; progressives ARE
Photos by SHOX ART and Gu Bra.
Unmarked spoilers follow for Gabrielle Zevin’s Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and Eliza Clark’s Boy Parts and Penance. The first two are worth checking out; the latter, not so much.
In January, I off...
Censoring journalists to prevent suicides is a fool's errand
In 2015, published a post called “What Developmental Milestones Are You Missing?“ He described a variety of cognitive-behavioural milestones that might seem innate, but in fact have to be consciously learned at a young age. His examples in...
The UK has its very own Juicy Smool-yay
The temptation to do the XXXTENTACION meme was considerable, but I resisted it.
My single favourite genre of non-fiction is stories about liars getting exposed as such. It’s why I’ve read Buzz Bissinger’s long-form piece “Shattered Glass”...
Election deflection, C-section abjection, complexion dejection, the Meccan deception
In case you were wondering, there’s a pause before the last word in each line and every middle syllable is stressed, like so:
eLECtion, deFLECtion
c-SECtion, abJECtion
comPLEXion, deJECtion
the MECCan, deCEPtion
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