Archive - Homo Vitruvius by A. Jay Adler

American Samizdat: The Cognitive and Human Divide

It isn't partisan. It isn't equal.

Jul 22 •

American Samizdat: The Hinge of Fate

This November, the United States and the world will turn on it.

Jul 16 •

The Necessary, Honorable Thing

Jul 11 •

Complacent America

Introducing American Samizdat

Jul 8 •

Call It a Holiday Break

It approaches a decade now since I last cared to celebrate the 4th of July, once a holiday I loved. This week's developments further dispirit me…

Jul 4 •

June 2024

Talking with My Father, 93, While Reading the Sunday Paper over Breakfast, Distinguishing the First from the Second Time

Homo Vitruvius represents my literary face to the world while I work on novels behind the scenes. Dedicated to the essay form, both personal and…

Jun 27 •

Boats Against the Current: Reason for Being in the World, Part 4

An Experiment in Intellectual and Spiritual Accounting

Jun 20 •

The Centuries Pass: An Experiment in Intellectual and Spiritual Accounting

Welträson: Reason for Being in the World, Part 3

Jun 13 •

Become from: An Experiment in Intellectual and Spiritual Accounting

Welträson: Reason for Being in the World, Part 2

Jun 6 •

May 2024

Welträson: Reason for Being in the World

An Experiment in Intellectual and Spiritual Accounting

May 30 •

The Mother My Father Had

May 23 •

8 Questions for... A. Jay Adler

Spotlight on Homo Vitruvius

Published on Eleanor’s Substack • May 22

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