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Never trust a necromancer ostrich. The witch Quin Schumacher ekes out a living as the crotchety colosseum combat critic for the Daily Stardust newspaper. Complicating her job is Fergus, the former Death Lord of Jocrom. Fortunately, Quin already turned him into an ostrich. On their way to the dilapidated city of Queensworth to see heads roll in the local arena, Quin finds a note in a dead man's pocket. Written in blood, it hints towards a n...

Of the methods vying for use in epistemological inquiry there are two that are most prominent, at least according to one common conception of things. Broadly speaking, these methods are 1) that which is the scientist's standard and 2) that which is the philosopher's standard. There is no question that both methods have been followed in our advancement of knowledge and understanding and are still followed in the literature today. There is disag...

Susan Brison says "Women face the cataclysmic destruction of their world alone, surrounded by people who find it so hard to understand what's so distressing"1 . While she is talking about the threat of violence that all women feel, this is the same feeling women have when doing philosophy, something that can destroy and create their worlds through theory, while those around them have little personal stake in the matter other than their own suc...