Folded Papers
Gemma MasonA personal substack with musings on philosophy and politics.
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The Owls
Die Eulen is a fable by Abraham Gotthelf Kästner, first published in German in 1755. I was prompted to translate it because there is a prize for “best translated poem” for Issue 2 of L’Album Zutique, a small online polyglot publication prod...
The Scholar and the Spicy Take
"Our Three-Volume Novel at a Glance", a cartoon by Priestman Atkinson, from the Punch Almanack for 1885 (source).
Naomi Kanakia writes a popular Substack newsletter called , and recently wrote a book called What’s So Great About The Great...
New writing at Plough
This is a quick note to let you all know that I have an article up on the website of the Christian magazine Plough. I’m very grateful to them for letting me wax existentialist, in an agnostic fashion, under their masthead. You can read the...
Pro- Intro- Retrospective
Young woman writing a letter, Federico Zandomeneghi, 1874.
Therefore, when the middle-class woman took to writing, she naturally wrote novels, even though, as seems evident enough, two of the four famous women here named were not by natu...
Liberal Thoughts on Recent Reading
My recent reading, with a couple of identical wooden shapes on top.
I. Intro
It’s time for a good babble about what I’ve been reading lately: praise, complaints, commentary, digressions on minor points. My most recent trio has been, i...
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Writer, origami enthusiast, agnostic Quaker. My academic background is in mathematics and my interests are all over the place.
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