Dipping in to Poetry
I didn’t expect my first post on poetry to focus on an author I knew nothing of until discovering them, but here we are.
Authors
Book Review: Perceiving the Affordances by Eleanor J. Gibson
Eleanor Gibson’s autobiography/James Gibson’s biography is a slim, fascinating book.
Two Summer Reading Recommendations
Full disclosure: I’m a little biased, as I copy edited them. However, I’ve been paid in full for that work and will not benefit financially from sales of the books.
Richard Bach Was Right
That might be a controversial assertion in some circles, but I stand by it 100% in this context.
Thought for the Day
“An army of principles can penetrate where an army of soldiers cannot.” — Thomas Paine, in the 1795–1796 pamphlet Agrarian Justice.
On Carl Jung and Dualities
Sig and I set out some time ago to complete a paired reading of Carl Jung’s autobiographical book Memories, Dreams, Reflections. It did not go as I’d thought and hoped it would.
“Only” Words?
Today I want to honor a person whose words have immeasurably changed my life for the better. If he were alive, today would be his 72nd birthday.
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