Love and Communism: A Reflection of “The Joke” by Milan Kundera, by Miles J. Tsue

The Joke is Milan Kundera’s first novel, published in Prague in 1968. After the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia in August of that year, Kundera, then professor at the Institute for Advanced…

Love and Communism: A Reflection of “The Joke” by Milan Kundera, by Miles J. Tsue

Babel Revisited: The Joys & Difficulties of Learning 3 Different Languages, by Miles J. Tsue

A Marvelous Entanglement. an anti-dialectic attempt to ape…, by Miles J. Tsue

Dr. Julien. Dr. Julien was a geek. A quasi-genius…, by Miles J. Tsue

A Change in Heart: How I Learned to Love the Piano, by Miles J. Tsue

A B.S. Philosophical Flash of Inspiration — revision #1, Draft #2, by Miles J. Tsue

Scent of the Superman. I want to tell a story about a time in…, by Miles J. Tsue

Ignorance by Milan Kundera – #NovNov Day 21 – Stuck in a Book

From Musician to Software Engineer, by Miles J. Tsue

Rostrum-Wisdom/Layman-Wisdom. About the dichotomy between established…, by Miles J. Tsue

The Beauty of Randomness — and how AI is making it disappear, by Miles J. Tsue

What My Brief Stint with Poetry was Like., by Miles J. Tsue

A Fanboy's Brief Exaltation of Bruce Lee's Fists of Fury, by Miles J. Tsue

Split-Screen, Analog Fun. A Reflection of Console Gaming, by Miles J. Tsue

Split-Screen, Analog Fun. A Reflection of Console Gaming, by Miles J. Tsue