The Facts Don’t Tell the Story
A psychological thriller by J.K. Franko Within these pageslies a puzzle writtenby a dead man. Writers don’t just tell stories. They curate reality. More than four hundred years ago, Miguel de Cervantes built Don Quixote around that concept. Cervantes employs a simple device repeatedly throughout the novel. Don Quixote and Sancho Panza encounter something on […]
The Things We Can’t Unsee
How we see the world depends significantly on what we believe we are looking at. To the ancient Greeks, for example, a lightning storm was evidence of Zeus’s anger. The storm therefore carried a meaning beyond weather, and that meaning affected how people understood and responded to it. Of course, now we’re modern and educated. […]

