by Warren Gaston | Mar 25, 2019
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” William Faulkner Requiem for a Nun Does the past have a future? Which part of the past is present? What part of today’s past will be present when today’s present is past?...
by Warren Gaston | Mar 21, 2019
Those who know the ‘what’ and ‘how’ should not presume they do not need to know the ‘why’.
by Warren Gaston | Mar 18, 2019
In the early spring of 1966 I worked at the ‘Sow on its Back,’ nickname for Northwestern University’s Deering Library in Evanston, Illinois. I was stationed at a table at the entrance to the stacks admitting those who had a proper pass, sending away those...
by Warren Gaston | Mar 16, 2019
Music is created from the conjugal relationship between mathematics and emotion.
by Warren Gaston | Mar 13, 2019
Warming techno-sullied seas, styrofoamic waves, everlasting straws, pissed steroidal rivers bulking up oceans.. An island gone, then two, a peninsula, Florida, Baha California, Cape Cod, Kamchatka, down under. Hobart’s new citizen fish. Snowy egrets flock deserts. No...
