C. S. Lewis on Writing
“Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it […]
Author Archives: Scott
A Book Worth Reading — Oliver Sacks’ Hallucinations
From SiriI Hustvedt’s review in the New York Times… Since his first extraordinary work, “Migraine,” was published in 1970, the neurologist Oliver Sacks has been writing a particular kind of medical literature. […]
We Recommend — “The Last Question” by Isaac Asimov
From Case Western University’s website, here’s something at least one of us at Anamesa is reading — a short story, some science fiction philosophy, by the inestimable Isaac Asimov. It can be found […]
CFP — The Renaissance of Roland Barthes – Due 3/1
CFP – The Renaissance of Roland Barthes – Due 3/1 From the CFP. “In response to Roland Barthes’ tragic death in 1980, Michel Foucault observed that Barthes, in his lecture […]
Game Theory: Critical Thoughts about Video Games — Existentialism and Pacman
Something by Anamesa‘s own Daniel Porsa… The point and purpose of Pacman might seem so simple, so straightforward, as to defy complex analysis; inevitably, the more straightforwardly matters are presented, the […]
Tuesday, February 19 | Book Launch for Arjun Appadurai’s The Future as Cultural Fact
This should be interesting… I know at least one member of the Anamesa editing staff will be there… RSVP > FEBRUARY 19, 2013 | 6 PM The Institute for Public […]
