open questions.
                                  • 0. Books.
                                    • 0.0. Fiction.
                                      • 0.0.0. The Warm South (Roundabout, 2022).
                                        • 0.0.0.0. Review (Public Books).
                                        • 0.0.0.1. Interview (Music & Literature).
                                        • 0.0.0.2. Review (Los Angeles Times).
                                        • 0.0.0.3. Review (通全球加速器官网地址).
                                        • 0.0.0.4. Review (Tor).
                                        • 0.0.0.5. Essay (Pseudopodium).
                                      • 0.0.1. The Drowned Library (Foxhead, 2011).
                                        • 0.0.1.0. Atlas.
                                        • 0.0.1.1. Eleazar.
                                        • 0.0.1.2. Eurystheus.
                                        • 0.0.1.3. Philomela.
                                        • 0.0.1.4. Ragnarök.
                                        • 0.0.1.5. Romulus.
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                                        • 0.0.1.7. Tlaloc.
                                        • 0.0.1.8. Xronos.
                                    • 跳墙翻墙器
                                      • 0.1.0. Javier Cercas, The Impostor (TLS, 2018).
                                      • 0.1.1. Mercè Rodoreda, War, So Much War (TLS, 2016).
                                      • 0.1.2. Sour, Salty, Bitter, Spicy, Sweet: On Five Spice Street (Music & Literature, 2014).
                                      • 0.1.3. Krasznahorkai’s Pilgrimages (Music & Literature, 2013).
                                      • 0.1.4. Mercè Rodoreda and the Style of Innocence (Quarterly Conversation, 2012).
                                      • 0.1.5. The Modernist Novel Speaks Its Mind (Ph.D. dissertation, 2010).
                                    • 0.2. metameat.net.
                                  • 1. Music.
                                    • 1.0. Minimum Country (2013).
                                    • 1.1. Oil and Water (2008).
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                                    • 2.0. Github.
                                    • 2.1. Sphinx Classical Grammar Drill.
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                                  Texts and images copyright (C) 2017 Paul Kerschen. Layout adapted from the Single A Tumblr theme by businessbullpen. The Greater Roadrunner (Geococcyx californianus) has zygodactylic feet, leaving X-shaped tracks with ambiguous direction. The Pueblo and Hopi used the X symbol to mislead evil spirits. Border folklore in the early twentieth century held that a roadrunner would lead a lost traveler back to his path. In Mexico the roadrunner is known as paisano, countryman.