17K Q&A Answers - Part 3!

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[@RyanLisbon]

It's amazing after so many Q&A's you still get such creative questions. A "Post-War Canon" would be fantastic.

[@chuckmoss7414]

Enjoyable and touching, as always.

[@shelbyn1440]

Thank you so much for answering my question! What a coincidence… I’m currently reading The Iliad (Emily Wilson’s translation)! I’m not sure if or when I will be able to learn Ancient Greek but I’m loving the book so far and hope I will one day be able to read it in Ancient Greek 😊😆

[@tamara_lyrical]

Thank you for answering my question . . . even if you did almost pass out reading it! I really do need to work on constructing concise sentences 😄 A play from that era about Henry VIII would have been so interesting and, yes, completely impossible!

[@evaapple255]

Swedish literature means Nils Holgerson to me 😂

[@mdavidmullins]

I've been playing piano for 45 years, and yes, there is a shared skill between piano and typing. There's more to it, of course, but you should try a few lessons. You might find a new passion!

[@mdavidmullins]

I've not dug deep into the woke culture, so I'm curious, what does Maslow have to do with it? It seems like such a non-sequitur. I'm sure they've co-opted Maslow in some way, or is the implication that Maslow is of the School of Resentment naturally, of his own doing, so to speak? Just genuinely curious.