Pre-ramble: These musings were inspired by reading one of the essays in Other Criteria: Confrontations with Twentieth-Century Art by Leo Steinberg. The essay in question, Picasso's Sleepwatchers, raised certain resonances with Finnegans Wake. The book is vitally interesting in a general sense far beyond looting for quotatoes. A remainder floated into my awareness in the tail end of winter nap reverie.
Gale of Grace
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Luke 12:49–56 In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus says, “when you see a cloud
rising in the West, immediately you know it’s going to rain, and it does.
And when t...
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