The Convergence of the Twain Themes

Human beings come from the natural world but sometimes we have a bad habit of convincing ourselves otherwise. Usually that kind of convincing involves things like pride and vanity and choosing to i...

When we imagine ourselves alone out at sea we're bound to sense some feelings of loneliness and isolation. After all, we live on land and most of our creative endeavors occur on land too, but the s...

Fate is probably one of the trickiest themes for any writer to tackle, since it usually involves some sort of understanding of an "Immanent Will." But in "The Convergence of the Twain," the speaker...