Ethan/Austin
Writing is Magic
"Writing is magic, as much the water of life as any other creative art. The water is free. So drink. Drink and be filled up." Stephen...
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Hallways of Trees
Ethan and Austin,
A world of twos
Ethan P. Usher and Austin S. Huber: Two potential authors, writing novels, poems, heck, even plays if the need arises. As readers first, we advocate for the consumption of literature on a universal level, and wish to add to that stack with our own tales.
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Ethan/Austin
Bad Scholarship and Conspiracies in The Key of Solomon
“Thou shalt suspend in some way by a machine immediately above the [earth] a lamp, whose oil should be mingled with the fat of a man who...
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Update 12/25/2020; I’m not gonna talk about Dante.
I read all of Dante’s The Divine Comedy in nine days. I’m not trying to boast or anything, it’s mostly just that numerology is famously a...
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The Secret History: Of Languages and Lives
Listen to this on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/v2j9dVutMxM This essay is not one I had originally intended to write. I ended up...
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Just Some Observations on Aristotle
Listen to this essay on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/vi9g40Fz9u0 This is my second essay dedicated to the late Tom Trelogan. Again, I...
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The Great Dialogues of Plato… On Opinion and the Forms
Listen to this on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Yndb2gl0aKs This essay is dedicated to the late Tom Trelogan. I purchased this book for...
Ethan/Austin
Iliad and Odyssey: Homer and Tolkien Made the Same Mistake
Listen on YouTube Spoiler alert: The Iliad, The Odyssey, and The Lord of the Rings. When I made my spreadsheet and put all my books in...
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How life looks from here
Austin here. It's been a while. There are so many things to update. I have to say, nothing is bad. Ethan has been struggling to post...
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War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy, a review by Austin S. Huber.
It’s the book everyone knows the name of but isn’t sure of the author, or why it’s famous in the first place. It’s the book with such a...
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A Study in Graphite Day 2: Skein, Laconic, Irascible, Taciturn
Someone, a long time ago, scythed up heaps of reeds, vegetables, other fibrous plants and sent them on to a processor. For a fee. At that...
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A Study in Graphite Part 1
"Scintillate", "Corpulent", and "Capacious": "The views along the roads here were ones I could never grow used to. Wild whips of green,...
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House of Leaves Review
Have you ever seen something out of the corner of you eye, then realized it was nothing, just a wisp of your imagination? What if I told...
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