A link to his, well, blog 😂
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Look what I found! A website of T. S. Eliot, and I expect most of his work.
T. S.Eliot, Tradition and Individual Talent:
It is not in his personal emotions, the emotions provoked by particular events in his life, that the poet is in any way remarkable or interesting. His …
Charles Spurgeon, Morning 6 November:
When a believer has fallen into a low, sad state of feeling, he often tries to lift himself out of it by chastening himself with dark and doleful fears. Such is …
I am thinking of and hoping to regularly and committedly put excerpts from books and links to articles that I have read and loved. That way I can always refer back to see pieces that stood out during a certain day/week/month/season, and reflect on why they did.
Potter’s example highlights the fact that at the most basic level, a conservative should seek to conserve the things he loves that are close, immediate, and local. Everybody wants …
Find a time when you can sit down for an hour most days, undisturbed. Commit to this. As I tell my writing students, no one cares if you write or not, so you’d better. Stop not writing: It’s going to break your heart if you’ve always wanted to write a memoir or novel but never got around to it.
Currently reading: The Varieties of Religious Experience by William James 📚
Frederick Locker Lampson:
I ask you, what is human life? Is not it a maimed happiness—care and weariness, weariness and …
Currently reading: The Varieties of Religious Experience by William James 📚
Enjoyed reading a bit of chapter 2 today. I am glad of what I was able to learn, and some of the questions and concerns I was able to articulate in response. I felt I learnt. I hope I did.
New Acquisitions
