{I Think, Therefore I Fight!}

{Knuckle up with your favorite philosophers and brawl your way into a demi-world of violence and epistemology.}

The Assassination of Caesar

~ an essay-review of the book The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People’s History of Ancient Rome (2003) by Michael Parenti.

“How can one live in such anxiety, knowing their vulnerabilities are out there…

Everything wears down eventually, returns to chaos.

~ a poem about inseparableness

Beau stood in the center of the gallery like a towering panopticon, a radial agent of eyes upon the fruits of the artistic labors about her.

“explicably beauteous quietude”

{Join the adventure of Drizzt and The Companions of the Hall throughout the Forgotten Realms}

~ an essay on ‘The Rebel: An Essay on Man in Revolt’ (1951) by Albert Camus

He thought of his thinking, predicted his predictions, and quantified the qualities of his planned plans.