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Summer’s End

I wrote this short story after reading an article about synesthesia, the odd perceptual disorder where two senses become “cross-wired.” The result was this strange, dark tale about a man taking a bicycle ride into town.

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Trying to escape

There’s long been an association between creativity and mental illness. Certainly there’s plenty of anecdotal evidence—people like Sylvia Plath, Robert Schumann, Virginia Woolf, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and Vincent van Gogh are commonly-ci...

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The long hand of fate

I recently started re-reading Lloyd Alexander’s amazing YA fantasy novels, a five-book series called The Chronicles of Prydain. It’s loosely based on the Welsh myth cycle The Mabinogion, with emphasis on the word “loosely;” Alexander himsel...

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Curse to cure

The always-hilarious Gary Larson, whose ability to create absurd combinations of cultural references is unparalleled, had a Far Side comic strip showing a typical office waiting room. Sitting in one of the chairs, cross-legged and reading a...

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Mad world

Given my dual fascination with history and botany, it’s a bit surprising that yesterday I ran into a story I’d never heard before that involves both. I wonder if you know about it?

It’s the strange tale of “mad honey.”

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