Has anyone here read The War of Art by Steven Pressfield? I recently read it. Twice. And I thought it was just great. It seems to be describing to perfection the cure for Lichtenbergianism. If any of you have read it, I would like to discuss. If you haven’t I…
Another podcast idea…
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Â I talk about doing stuff much of the time, but rarely succeed in doing any of it. Â If I’m not mistaken that makes me a member in excellent standing (…go ahead, I’m waiting…) Here’s another idea. Â I think some of our discussions are really interesting….
Writing Source
As I’ve mentioned in a gathering or two, I find the writing style and chosen topics of Wil Wheaton (formerly of Stand By Me and ST:TNG, now of this, this, and this) to be particularly evocative and enjoyable. Â I also appreciate that he frequently writes about the challenges and joys…
Summer Reading
Would anyone here like to join me for a Lichtenbergian / Lacuna summer reading program? I propose a Roberto Calasso summer. I purchased Ka quite a few years ago and never quite got around to reading it, so I hope to remedy that now. What brought this on is someone…
Agenda for meeting, 5/16
I think we have a lot to talk about this time, actually, picking up some threads from the last time around the fire and from some of our L.03.9 posts. But also, we have a couple of violations transgressions to discuss: Jeff’s 300+ page Native American epic Jeff’s novel Mike’s…