The Library of Babel
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What Do Women Want?
Among the colorful and unforgettable characters created by the English poet Geoffrey Chaucer, the one who towers above them all, without doubt or competition, is the Wife of Bath.
Her prominence is no small achievement. Especially given th...
Don Quixote of New Jersey
We are used to thinking of Don Quixote as the first Western novel. As the work that invented the most important literary genre of all. But since nothing is created in a vacuum, this daring, funny, and strange book could not have existed wit...
Sing, Goddess!
Some poets wait for the Muse to strike. Others, the truly great ones, simply let her break forth and sing through their throats. And this, of course, brings us to Homer.
These are the opening lines of what is usually talked about as the fi...
Maybe what I need to do is to post some fiction
Life has been hectic since I started a full-time job. You might have forgotten about me, but I promise, I haven’t forgotten about you, or about what we started here: untangling some shining threads from the budle that is world literature....
"In the Beginning": The Jewish Debate Over What Came First
There is no real difficulty in proving that there is no such thing as a true "beginning" in human action or creativity. Every creation, deed, or statement builds upon a previous layer, woven into an unbreakable web of earlier and later. Joh...
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