Verisimilitude

Versimilitude, in literature, is how fully the characters and actions in a work of fiction conform to our sense of reality. To say that a work has a high degree of verisimilitude means that the work is very realistic and believable – that it is "true to life."

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Revival

Four years have passed...


I think it's time to revive this blog.


Note: Today happens to be Dad's 58th birthday.
Note 2: I think I'll adopt some style conventions. Main Entries shall be written using Georgia. Commentaries will be in italicized Helvetica.  
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