Sublime Prosaic
S.F.A very pleasing development! Welcome to Los Angeles big dilettante thoughtways on aesthetic philosophy, style, leisure sport, intoxicating beverage, natural history and absurd heroics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 86 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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Esoterica: Libra Season (II)
In September, 2023, I wrote about the fascinating (well, to me anyway) wood of the lignum vitae. One of the individuals I followed on Linkedin in connection with my research for that article was Bob Shortridge, President of Lignum Vitae Nor...
The Sporting Life: Golf Off-Peak
Sublime Prosaic is now in its third year. The intention is that it will last as long as the internet does, or until morale improves.
This installment sees the return of my sports and leisure beat, The Sporting Life. We have come to golf u...
The Nude Washington
For no reason in particular, I’ve been thinking about America’s grand tradition of embarrassing national moments. An essay about Horatio Greenough’s 1840 nude statue of George Washington, the first art piece ever commissioned by our Federal...
Esoterica: Climes New Roman
Oh yeah I’m doing fine, and how are you? Oh good, that’s good. Hey, sorry they are late, but I finally have those Roman floor mosaic memes you wanted. Oh you didn’t ask for those? You’re sure? OK, well maybe you’ll find some use for them an...
Loquats, Ceremonial Unsoleing, and Sonder
The Three Vinegar Tasters, by an unknown Japanese artist of the Kanō school during the Mromachi period, c. 1550.
A jubliant extravaganza for the weekend! We’ve got a full house for perhaps the first (and last) time, with every Sublime Pros...
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Entertainment lawyer based in Los Angeles; writing about the kinds of things I like to read about.
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