Jacke Wilson

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Greek

December 6, 2015

Sneak Preview: Nietzsche, Francis Ford Coppola, and the Greeks

Thanks to all of you who made last week the biggest one yet in the brief life of The History of Literature podcast. I’m not sure if Burt Reynolds or Aristotle deserves more credit. (Have you ever had the feeling that you’ve written a sentence that no one has ever, ever written? I just had Continue reading

Arts, Authors, history of literature, Podcast

aeschylus, american, apocalypse now, Aristotle, art, coppola, culture, euripides, German, Greek, nietzsche, society, sophocles, tragedy, wagner
October 28, 2013

Embrace Your Inner Homer (and Publish Your Book!)

Okay, before we begin, please watch this video. It’s by far the best use of 24 seconds you’ll spend today: What does this have to do with self-publishing? Well, I could point to the dignity of the little robot with his little tennis racket arm, and the moving way he pulls himself down the road Continue reading

Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing

Arts, Greek, Homer, Robot, Self-Publishing, Simpsons