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Wedding Words
Etymology, folk etymology, and a little bit of grammar. Also, a monkey wedding.
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The Muses and Memory
The arts remind us of things that are truer than the status quo.
Writing with Hobbits Starts Tomorrow
Also, a link to the recording of last week's mini-lesson on how grammar and syntax relate to bigger, thematic issues in The Hobbit.
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Tonight: A Discussion of Syntax and Motive
Here's the Zoom link to a free preview of Writing with Hobbits, at 7pm Central this evening.
Learning to See Again
The capacity to see the visible world with your own eyes is a spiritual capacity.
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Work and Celebration
Even the fruits of your labor are free gifts.
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Bookishness and Tookishness
If you're a writer, you don't necessarily need to be reading more. Also, Writing with Hobbits starts soon....
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Unhobbitlike Situations
You can take the hobbit out of the Shire, but you can't take the Shire out of the hobbit.
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