BIBLIOMANIA

How to Lose Like a Master, Vagabond

“I was looking for strength... but I didn’t even know what strength meant.” — Miyamoto Musashi

Jul 3 • 

Dilay 𓋹

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Kardelen

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June 2025

Historical Linguistics: How Ancient Languages Shape Modern Thought 0.4

Third Episode: Classical Chinese, Classical Tibetan & Old Burmese

Jun 8 • 

Dilay 𓋹

26

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Ex Libris & Cinematica II: The Symposium & Call Me by Your Name (2017)

"People who read are hiders. They hide who they are. People who hide don't always like who they are." — Call Me by Your Name (2017)

Jun 6 • 

Dilay 𓋹

19

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1. The Loneliness of the Hyperconnected Human & 2. Art Is Dead, Long Live Aesthetics

Merely thoughts I wished to set loose.

Jun 3 • 

Dilay 𓋹

39

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May 2025

Fidelis Inquira, 0.0: Radical Decisions

How I decided to become a forensic psychologist, small notice.

May 18 • 

Dilay 𓋹

18

4

The Anatomy of a Villain: Joe Goldberg

"It isn’t hard to convince someone you love them if you know what they want to hear." — YOU, S2.E10 "Love, Actually"

May 11 • 

Dilay 𓋹

21

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Quick and Brief Q&A!

Yes, it’s little me on the cover.

May 7 • 

Dilay 𓋹

13

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Have you ever wished you were Indiana Jones?

I did, and here is why you might too.

May 7 • 

Dilay 𓋹

44

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April 2025

Ex Libris & Cinematica I: Letters from a Stoic & Gladiator I

"Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one." —Marcus Aurelius

Apr 16 • 

Dilay 𓋹

24

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Music Before Music?

My answers to inquiries concerning music and dance in the ancient world—Greek, to be precise.

Apr 13 • 

Dilay 𓋹

34

4

March 2025

The Bleaching of the World

An Observation on the Loss of Color in Life

Mar 16 • 

Dilay 𓋹

40

7

February 2025

Historical Linguistics: How Ancient Languages Shape Modern Thought 0.3

Fourth Episode: Old English, Old Norse, & Old Irish

Feb 17 • 

Dilay 𓋹

100

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