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DI: E . . . Table of Contents

40. Flirting in Science Class: Boys, Bunsen Burners, & Bad Thought Experiments
39. Now, Don’t Get Me Wrong: Truth, Hidden Agendas, and Subway Phatics
38. Philippe Petit, Limestone Cliffs, and R. W. Emerson: The Discrete Shudder of A Twittering WASP
37.5 A Caesura in Dies Iovis: Ergo… The PEN/Hemingway Awards at the JFK Library – March 24, 2013
37. Devotions upon Emergent Occasions, Anxiolytics and The Hemingways: For Bloom The Bell Tolls
36. Schroeder on Page 20, ‘I’ Tunes, and Julie Andrew’s Solfège: Nitpicking in Pandora’s Box
35. Eternity ShuffleBottom, Cuckolds, and The Descent of Man: Vlad the Impaler Dougies in Cambridge
34. Tennyson’s Bar, Planking at Yaki Point, and Bad Bat Renderings: Texting Pictures Across the Corpus Callosum
33. The Chebarkul Meteor, iRobot Vacuum Cleaners, and A Prius in Flatland: The Atmosphere of Objects
32. Cracking Wise with Seneca, Eyes That Hear, and Jack London’s Boat: Bell Labs meets The Pleasure of the Text
31. St. Jerome, The Gettysburg Address, Inside-Out Pockets, and a Latinate Zeus: The Art of Mulling
30. Driving Miss Daisy in Austria, the Umlaut in Noë, and Saggers: Bodies and All-Terrain Vehicles
29. Good Beaches, Palladian Villas, and Lyle Lovett: Square Dancing with The Terrible Master in Borges’ Attic
28. The Little Drummer Boy and The Secretary of State: A Quest for Grace & Spiritus
27. Riding the Single Chair: Confessions of The Unsociable
26. Robespierre & Zebras on the Road to Damascus
25. Pascal’s Wager, Sartre’s Bet, and The Post-Xmas Santa Claus Gamble
24. Is That You?: Exquisite Corpses, Character Flaws, and Thinly Disguised Wing Nuts
23. Jean-Frédéric Waldeck, Noble Savagery, and Upstate New York
22. Pushing a Cart at the Center of the Universe: An Inflationary Theory Smack-Down
21. Voices in My Head: a Brief Discourse on Readings
20. Sex, Thanksgiving and the Selfish Gene
19. Birthdays, Mathematical Collisions and the Alignment of Stars
18. Why It Makes Sense to Name Sandy After One of Us
17. Fate and the Tea Party of 1637
16. Er, What I Mean To Say Is
15. Cranky Thoughts on the Word ‘Thing’
14. Guns, Germs, Steel – and Holy Books
13. A Doff of the Cap to E.O. Wilson
12. Explaining the Baltimore Orioles to Myself
11. Something for the Election Season from Walker Percy
10. Piss Holes in a Snowbank
9. What are Richard Rorty and Walker Percy Looking At?
8. Some Thoughts on Contingency, Irony & Solidarity
7. Names & Meanings
6. Rivers & The Clash between Earth and the World
5. Matryoshka Dolls and A Brief History of Time
4. As It Is On Earth Has Launched!
3. Brooklyn Rail Interview
2. Metropolitan Magazine Interview
1. Why I Wrote As It Is On Earth

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