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Friday, Aug 15, 2008Flight: Part Three(11 downloads)
Chapter FourVisit the Book of Innocence at: http://philquotes.blogspot.com Satan in his Original Glory: 'Thou wast Perfect till Iniquity was Found in Thee'. William Blake. circa 1805 [Taken from "www.tate.org.uk/servlet/AWork?id=823"] Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008Flight: Part Two(6 downloads)
Chapter TwoVisit The Book of Innocence at: http://philquotes.blogspot.com ("The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters" by Goya) Thursday, Aug 07, 2008Flight: Part One(18 downloads)Tuesday, Jul 29, 2008Approaching the Cliff(15 downloads)
Chapter OneVisit the Book of Innocence at: http://www.philquotes.blogspot.com (Credits: photo by "fjalarinn" on Flickr) Tuesday, Jul 15, 2008Preface(33 downloads)
Visit the Book of Innocence at:http://philquotes.blogspot.com Credits: Cover Art by "Swedish Suburbs in The Mid-Seventies" on Flickr Tuesday, Jun 17, 2008The Bridge(36 downloads)
The more you do, the less you feel you have accomplished. The more you buy, the less you feel you have. Our lives become increasingly more diminished with each new acquisition and activity. We will always crave freedom so long as we are bound to a collection of things. (Cover art by lowmagnet) Visit The Philosopher's Tidbits at: http://www.philquotes.blogspot.com Sunday, Jun 01, 2008The Imaginary Audience(36 downloads)
I examine my life in terms of the role I play as a writer. I discuss the "histrionic instinct". (Cover Art by Vladamir Kush)To visit The Philosopher's Tidbits: http://www.philquotes.blogspot.com My Profile
We use different words to explain things. But there are themes that persist in philosophy and literature. As a writer, I am curious about one theme in particular. It is a theme that haunts my writing and my life. It is a theme that can be found in Shakespeare, Cervantes, Borges, and the Chinese Classics . . . It is the theme of "life as a dream". LinksFree Podcast HostingArchives    
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