Excerpt from First Inaugural Address, given by President Roosevelt in 1933.

Quantum mechanics is not that weird.

In the 21st century, English explorers celebrated discovery of a land whose borders actually mattered and it had been under their feet all along, always in the last place you look.

A good day to leave the diadem at home.

Pi Are Square … well, Raspberry Pi are squarish

Everything is linear across a short enough range. Nothing is are linear across a long enough range.

I Voted 2026

A child’s wasteland of cinematic SpaghettiOs.

19th century solutions won't solve 21st century problems.

God bless cultural appropriation …

From his wife's patrician uncle, a strugging banker receives ancient Hellenic magic …

Unnamed Mural, Fishbone Alley, Gulfport, Mississippi

"Mad as Hell" Speech, Network (1976)

An atom relaxes …

A monograph on the city’s history …

In general, a movie is but a diminished reflection of the book …

A book written to instruct in the creation of decoration …

Style guide for translation of proper nouns from English to Esperanto.

Not so long ago nor far away, in his study, Mr. Wormley sat pondering, his spine resting firmly against the oxblood leather. A hint of peppermint tried but failed to hide that other smell. His eyes, red-rimmed and baby-blue, peered out over his grandpa-glasses, wire-rimmed and half-moon shaped. Steepled before …

Self-governing democratic republic not controlled by oligarchs (depends on) anti-trust enforcement.

Complete honesty …

Christmas Eve at the quarter century, a fog lay thick and expectant across the bay, draping out over the city with whom it shares a name—an eldritch and unnatural thing in the unseasonal warmth, one that could well have concealed most anything. The living land is bounded by two …

In this novel, the author recounts a story in the life of the young boy Jimbo.

Every day and from every corner …

Any revival of a reboot of a spinoff of a sequel …

Kiu vi estas kaj kial vi estas ĉi tie antaŭ Dankotago?

A religious story.

A pagan story.

A supernatural story.

A supernatural crime story.

A crime story.

A travel story.

A ghost story.

A fantasy story.

A children's story.

A supernatural story.

A children's story.

A supernatural story.

A ghost story.

A supernatural story of doomscrolling during the First World War.

A website is an oyster in which RSS is the pearl.

An Esperanto translation of “From Beyond” by HP Lovecraft (1921).

This parable on the nature of Law would make a fine preface to any text on the subject.

Dangerous characters dwell in the penumbra, around the edge of civilized society's illumination—and so do some, who merely believe themselves to be.

Among the aspects of this author’s singular style of writing is that it sounds as if it is the product of a prior age. …

Having come to the metropolis to find inspiration, the narrator instead finds disappointment and declares the city dead. …

An eldritch book precipitates the narrator’s unmooring from the usual …

An Esperanto translation of “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway (1927).

A translation of “Seeräuber-Jenny” (Pirate Jenny) (1928).

The Wheel of Films turns …

Usona popolkanto, kantita de Leadbelly (Plumboventro) kaj Kurt Cobain.

How to format a dual-language glossary for use with Standard Ebooks tools.

On the passing of a public figure with whom he had once been acquainted the President prepares a brief tribute and expression of condolences.

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “The Nameless City” by HP Lovecraft (1921).

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “Transition” by Algernon Blackwood (1913).

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “The Statement of Randolph Carter” by HP Lovecraft (1925).

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My first Mardi Gras was 20 years ago, on my birthday—New Orleans being a place that truly embraces the spirit of my birthday—and for some time, from within a crowd across the street, just after dusk had given way to night; I saw, then watched, the ghostly-blue visage …

A Esperanto translation of “Nursery Lessons, in Words of One Syllable” (1838).

Chandeleur Mural by Tricia McAlvain (2021) in Gulfport, Mississippi

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “The Dance of Death” by Algernon Blackwood (1907).

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “Nyarlathotep” by HP Lovecraft (1920).

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “Memory” by HP Lovecraft (1923).

Mural showing an old musical group, The Temptations.

Mural that shows a Heart of Gold.

Sweet home Alabama … where the skies are so blue.

Rooftop golden lion sculpture watches over the Buddhist Center in New Orleans.

Street art: a protester shielded with plastic against graffiti and surrounded by painted flowers.

Mokoomba, a band from Zimbabwe, playing at Jazz Fest 2024 in New Orleans.

Crawfish parading over houses, across the sky in New orleans by Madison Roy www.indigomadness.com.

A blocked window into a white building, a natural space for street art showing a skateboarder.

Mural, Tribute to Dusti Bongé (www.dustibonge.org) in Biloxi, Mississippi by Zach DePolo www.zachdepolo.art

A dual-language English-Esperanto translation of “The Hanging Stranger” by Philip K. Dick (1953).

Sidewalk Painting, Biloxi Moonwalk, Biloxi Mississipi by Lucinda Perniciaro L'Enfant

Traveling art of Art 120, www.art120.org

Trashcan Painting: Carl the Rooster, Ocean Springs, Mississippi

Mural, Wild Flier, Biloxi Mississippi by Cali Rob.

Mural: Carl the Rooster, Ocean Springs, Mississippi

Sculpture: Carl the Rooster, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, twistedanchortattoo.com

How to configure Ubuntu to support Esperanto orthography.

Mural, 406 Club, Biloxi, Mississippi by Niko

A fisherman works with his net at sunrise.

Mural, Biloxi Greetings, Biloxi Mississippi by Cali Rob