Richard Cox looks for patterns in everyday existence.

The poet-philosopher kings of the modernist era stalk Becky Palapala’s dreams.

Zara Potts talks to Cox about his latest book. And also life, ants, why teenagers shouldn’t marry, God, and The Eagles.

On a need for validation, and how that translates to writing, acting, and making purchases with a credit card.

Digging in the past, James Curcio discovers that we are not what we think we are.

What light could history shine on this feeling of an Enlightenment lost, perhaps before ever reaching any real apex?

Literary authors and philosophers are both fugitives of pop culture.

“The solution of the problem of life,” wrote Wittgenstein, “is seen in the vanishing of the problem.” Ha!

Doug Bruns considers self-referential notions, turning nine-years old and a life of aimless purposelessness.