Travel

Aegypt was ultimately abandoned, likely because the allusions to Bruno and Dee grew faint and what was left, the remainder, proved banal. It wasn't bad, simply not what I wanted.

This leads to another set of master questions.

Citizens proved to be an adequate travel book, though Baccus reigned supreme in Pittsburgh. I did rummage through pithy shop near the universities, picked up a few gems -- Carlo Ginzburg and whatnot. I have thought a great deal about the monetary subcurrents of both civil society and revolution. Simon Schama was considerate enough to edify me in that regard. I have decided to read another of the Robertson Davies while on holiday