Lee's Myth

Today I stumbled across an unexpected convergence between two of my longtime passions: the Polish science fiction writer Stanislaw Lem (1921...

I'd bought this Folio Junior edition some years ago -- probably around 2005 -- and decided it was time to tackle it.  First off, it turn...

So back on April 28, we went to the 63rd Annual ABAA New York International Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory.   There was an ...

This year's Mythmoot was a bit strange for me.   Partly, this has to do with various crises in the background at home and at work, the w...

So, I ordered all the materials to make my own C-R box way back in the first week of 2022.  And I enthusiastically shared the instructions o...

In chapter 5 of The Silver Chair , Puddleglum assures the children he will join on them on what he sees as their grim and hopeless quest: I...

So, apparently buoyed by the success of my 2020 Shakespeare reading project, I had a modest ambition  for 2021: I would read all of Edmund S...

LEE'S MYTH:  So this is apparently the kind of morning when a simple attempt to make a fried egg turns into Popcorn for Breakfast. Let m...

Apropos of nothing, I made a note of this in October 2017: Brekekekèx-koàx-koáx / Βρεκεκεκὲξ κοὰξ κοάξ

After Sam and Frodo are rescued from Mordor, they awaken in a beech-grove in Ithilien.  We enter the scene with Sam's return to conscio...