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The ten thousand things and the one true only.

by Kip Manley

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Things to keep in mind:
The secret of the saga.

The novel, through its protean variations from Proust to the detective story, is almost always analytic: it would be truer perhaps to say that it nearly always employs analytic processes from time to time. But the saga is never analytic. The novelist is often introspective: the saga never.

E.R. Eddison

—posted 3372 days ago


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