Ted Riich

Fragment of someone else’s imagination. Like Marlowe’s satyres dancing an antic hay or Lucian of Samosata, Krispy-Kreme franchise owner.

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The Ambiguities: Has this narrow but kind world stumbled to its end? It appears so: https://t.co/kGWt8MQL8G

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A last for a time farable of Jesop, "The Fox's Hump." https://t.co/rOEYfqEyhA

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What is happening!? Not much at any time. But there is a new farable from Jesop with a link to a reproduction the 1887 edition. https://t.co/niXn3Uqfke

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At "The Ambiguities," the continuing saga of Cora Tull, other Coras, including the minor prophets and others who think they know and that we should, too. Also Jethro. https://t.co/2VMYCuWM7m

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An erudite discussion of Faulkner and Maurice-Edgar Coindreau this is not. A less than erudite discussion of people that know the will of God it is. https://t.co/x6TVQuIC0c

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In The Ambiguities: from Uncle Albert's notebook, wonderment that Ted continues to correspond w/ the dead & appreciation of a sermon that suggests those with mountaintop experiences might crow a little less. Illustration, Jacques Callot's John of Patmos. https://t.co/r3Mol0KOdN

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Can you get the Super Bowl in heaven? A letter from my dead sister Moira suggests you can, though you need to have been a football fool on earth; but if so, you can get a special license for beer, snacks, and next-day hangover as well. https://t.co/wlaHDjS8A2

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What is happening!? In "The Ambiguities," a dinner party for six, the monologue. But the food was excellent. https://t.co/FYvVAPwDgF

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What is happening?! In "The Ambiguities," a musical interlude with Erik Erikson on Luther, McCoy Tyner (rendered by m ball) on piano, and the Annihilationists on bass. https://t.co/7eaqD1hyW3

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Nils takes on the Council of Chalcedon, and, according to him, the Council loses. But does anybody gain? It's here: https://t.co/Ssti2AB8W5

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The Ambiguities are/is back. Uncle Albert's notebook: Gossip. (Not his diagram!) https://t.co/MWZI9YZ8PP

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In "The Ambigutities" - "The Sunday Train Arrives From New York City. Thrones and dominions, powers and principalities. Who makes this stuff up? https://t.co/mamnacf1dH

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New Year's Day. Uncle Albert and Nils talk theology. Everything in the world above and beneath is explained. Don't miss that: https://t.co/aUmGm0IEda

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From Uncle Albert's notebook: Ted & Roz are off for NYC & Nils joins Uncle Albert for New Year's Eve. & Kristi joins Nils. & . . . You can find out here: https://t.co/LnaYQxKVO4

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In "The Ambiguities" Uncle Albert is remembering a former colleague, a teacher of German and Spanish, who wrote pseudonymous pornographic novels on the side. And he remembers one of those, "Tretton." https://t.co/LxlxIOXhIp

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For boxing day? A box of lasagna. https://t.co/JD0iMQYPLH

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When he finally gets dressed, Uncle Albert is wearing his 1963 350th Birthday in Cannes La Rochefoucauld sweater vest. Find out why. https://t.co/Zdz7qykRGJ

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On Christmas Eve Eve, led astray by Ted, Uncle Albert wanders into the thickets of theology, endorsing a theory of atonement. (A is for atonement and for Abelard). Why, oh why? https://t.co/ZWvALYvYeY

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Uncle Albert's Sunday, warnings against preachers and pinning too many hopes on Arsenal. (Still the A is for Arsenal) https://t.co/G0l3ARRi3e

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Ted reads "God's Little Acre." Uncle Albert tries to figure out why. https://t.co/03m0ovhf81