In June 1969, George Starbuck published the following double-dactyl in The Atlantic: SAID J. Alfred Prufrock to Hugh Selwyn Mauberly, “What ever happened to Senlin? Ought-nine.” “One with the passion for Orientalia?” “Rather.” “Lost track of him.” “Pity.” “Design.” "Prufrock" would be the welts...

I have this quote in my mind,but I cannot find the source for it: "Someone who claims to predict the future is lying, even if later proven right". I thought it was a variation of something in the Quran, but neither ChatGPT nor Google can find it.

I'm trying to find an English translation of MAXIMUS, Dialexeis (specifically his lecture 7) in both Greek and English.

In "Speaker for the Dead" (chapter 8, p. 132 of the Author's Definitive Edition), Ender says "es solo fecundo e vou plantar jardim ai", which Novahina translates as "thou art fertile ground and I will plant a garden in thee". Given the religious themes of "Speaker" and Card's experience learning ...