In which John Christopher Kringle comes out the other side of this experience with a little wisdom, and a lot of appreciation. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle attempts to conclude this series, speaking now to the assembled crowd in a general meeting room on board the Arcship... Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle discovers that the most appropriate interpretations might be relevant to your own selves. Continue reading →

In which the very nature of society must be examined, not from a contemporary lens, but from a very ancient one…

In which the esteemed John Christopher Kringle is far less concerned with the lyric interpretation than the method by which it might have been communicated, in the ancient days before mankind left their planet. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle finds a way to explain the peculiar offer of this day in a definitively reasonable way. Continue reading →

In which the credential Professor of Ancient Archeoliterature admits to not feeling quite right for today's lesson, probably a derivative of poor sleep. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle expounds upon the theory that none of these birds are real. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle has to make a decision about which theory to present, and chooses to defy convention. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle diverts on an interesting path talking about ancient communications methods, before tying it today's archoliterature discussion. Continue reading →