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Part of the appeal of the Lord of the Rings is largely unspoken, it is aesthetic, it is the feeling of being men striving towards great goals among the ruins

A particularly romantic historical theory implies that the Roman empire ended 2011. I ran across this in a Yale Early Middle Ages course, where the prof tells an anecdote he

I wonder if weird corporate humiliation rituals have evolved partially to take advantage of human capacity to develop coping mechanisms. If I make you sing the walm@rt song in front

Finished No Colors Or Crest by Peter Kemp today. Its a great read, & I may go into more detail on it another time, but I had one particular observation

Dragonfire: A Seeker theory. Although its obvious that dragons existed in some form or another, its never been clear to me what the ancients meant by their "firebreathing" capacity. Well,

Been really enjoying the paintings of Ferdinand Leeke recently. Although they predate the early era of fantasy literature, they still have that softness to them that you see in old