Monthly Archives: September 2019

The Stranger’s Absence

Posted on September 25, 2019 by Louis Kasatkin

I recall him saying, ” of all the possible possibilities isn’t it possible that there being no possibilities is amongst them? “ To which I countered, ” We cling obsessively to those pieces of a jigsaw we’ve somehow come to … Continue reading →

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Synopsis for a Novel

Posted on September 19, 2019 by Louis Kasatkin

I read a book once, one with a happy ending the denouement didn’t suit my mood I have to admit; the good guy won out in the end and got the gal, justice was served, the bad guys got their … Continue reading →

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Orientation

Posted on September 11, 2019 by Louis Kasatkin

What do we see when we see what others saw? what do we hear when we listen to what others heard? what do we know when we know what others learned? what do words mean when we speak those words … Continue reading →

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