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About our casual categories — review or essay, and so on — at Troynovant a piece is a review if largely about a particular book; while a counterblast or harumph or chuckle in reaction to an unfortunate article or other published curiosity is a comment; a memoir is a firsthand reminiscence; otherwise generally an essay. Whom the gods would inform they first teach to read.

Robert Wilfred Franson, editor

Opened August 2001

Against the shortsighted. — Do you think this work must be fragmentary because I give it to you (and have to give it to you) in fragments?

Friedrich Nietzsche
Assorted Opinions and Maxims, #128
  

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