Author’s note: For now I am reading poems from John Keats. The short stories and collection of poems I acquired from the public domain.
Essays I collect from a wide range of sources: aeon.com, nautil.us, cleavermagazine.com, and many solo writers like Aldous Huxley and David Foster Wallace. I read anything that piques my interest.
Also a word about the essays, some of these behemoths are super long. While I will do my best to finish them in their entirety in a single day, I can and will read them over the course of several days if I have to.
Sunday
- Story: In an Hotel – Anton Chekhov
- Poem: Endymion – I
- Essay: Detachment Focus Rubricae Phalanx
Monday
- Story: Hypnos – H.P. Lovecraft
- Poem: Endymion – I
- Essay: Homeric Literature and Gold Covered Mummies Discovered in Egypt
Tuesday
- Story: Boots – Anton Chekhov
- Poem: Endymion – I
- Essay: What Kant can teach us about work on the problem with jobs
Wednesday
- Story: The Hound – I – H.P. Lovecraft
- Poem: On Oxford
- Essay: Millions of people are pretending to be AI chatbots
Thursday
- Story: Nerves – Anton Chekhov
- Poem: On Blank by John Keats
- Essay: Sure, it can backflip – but can a robot hold down a desk job
Friday
- Story: The Hound – II – H.P. Lovecraft
- Poem: Lines by John Keats
- Essay: Want a better night’s sleep Go camping
Saturday
- Story: The Knock at the Manor Gate – Franz Kafka
- Poem: Stanzas by John Keats
- Essay: Yale Experts Explain PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’
Dallas is based in Houston with his wife, daughter, fat orange cat, and dachshund. IT guy by day, author by night.