Nusky’s Classics Corner
Alex NuskyComprehensible essays on topics both ancient and modern.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 209 |
| Subscribers | Read | nusky.substack.com |
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On the Role of Awards Season in the Zeitgeist
Every Oscars season, I have a whole host of friends that get pumped up to hear their favorite movies get announced as the best of a given category, and inevitably 90% of them end up furious at the television because something they enjoyed g...
Book Review: A Periodic Table of Greek Mythology, ed. Miri Teixeira
Greek mythology is a difficult subject to structure into a coherent hierarchy. Family trees have sufficed to represent the siblings and offspring of Kronos or Zeus, which properly center the Olympians as the major deities, but the Titans an...
Why Kendrick Lamar Deserves to win a Nobel Prize
My assessments of Lamar's oeuvre thus far and why his impact on the music industry and the world at large deserves the level of recognition that being a Nobel Laureate would bestow.
German Translation Exercise: The New Sorrows of Young W. by Ulrich Plenzdorf
> Edgar Wibeau, at 17 years old, has run away from home to test himself in the real world. He comes across a copy of Goethe’s Werther, with which he uses to compare and contrast his own experiences in life. He meets Charlie, who belongs to ...
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