Fish In the Afternoon

Horseness is the whatness of allhorse.

James Joyce, Ulysses

Start Here

• Birdsong

Prolepsis

• Everything-Together, or What Do I Believe?

The Toolbox

• What is Philosophy?
• The One and the Many
• The Organon
• For Harriett
• Echogia
• Everything Matters
• On Home
• On What Is

The Garden

• Mountain
• The Princess & the Frog

Tomboy

• Tomboy
• Cycles of Queer Time
• The Waves in Me
• Like a Rolling Stone
• Gender as Poetry
• Killing Ashton, or Burning the ash Tree
• Womaning
• What is a Woman?
• Being-Trans, or Being-Magic

Sophia

• Inhabit
• Kyrie Eleison
• The Begotten One

The Salamander

• The Salamander
• Ozarkia
• Magnolia

Leviathan

• The Myth of De Santis
• I Believe in Us
• The Night-Mare
• The Myth of Pan
• The Myth of Biden
• The Knight
• The Myth of Trump
• The Myth of America
• The Myth of MAGA

Tartarus

• After Philosophy
• The Ghost
• The Cave
• The Constellations
• The Everything Everythings
• The Pluricosmos
• Among the Willows
• The Dragon & the Swan
• The Mulberries

Love

• Ten Maxims on Love
• Loving-Wisdom
• -Love
• Wildflower
• We All Fall Down
• Sex as World-Making

Erotic Fragments

• I: The Ballad of Erato & Pan

Miscellaneous

• Interlude: PhilPapers 2020 Survey
• Interlude: Old Writings

Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, prop. 7

Image: Farm Garden with Crucifix by Gustav Klimt (1911-1912)