The narrator presents us with what seems like a mystery... then serves up an insight that I can only call mundane. The narrator's point is especially driven home in Arthur C. Clarke's novel, but you don't need to read the novel to gain the insight being talked about here.
Tasty Grammar is the general site—the front door, if you will. The Superficial is the free site. The Profound is the paid site, with in-depth content and an actual curriculum. The Creative is where you'll find essays, poems, and images. The Entertaining is where you'll find games and puzzles. Test Central isn't a Substack site, but it's where the in-depth quizzes, tests, answers, and explanations can be found. More Substacks to come as I develop new courses and keep adding features! Check back.
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