Rajhesh Panchanadhan
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View allThey tried to get him along, but couldn’t; so they chartered a hurdle and two men to carry him.
Men, I say, but they were boys. Boys who had now the look of men. They had thin strands of hair under their noses and above their lips. And that is what made them men, I think. We were six, and the tw...
On Making Words - The Lexicon
On Making Words, in three parts: The Essay · The Method · The Lexicon (you are here)Companion to On Making Words — the essay on where these came from. A living lexicon: new words are s...
On Making Words
On Making Words, in three parts: The Essay (you are here) · The Method · The LexiconWhen Brian Eno, producer-extraordinaire of Talking Heads’ Remain in Light, U2’s The Joshua Tre...
On Making Words - The Method
On Making Words, in three parts: The Essay · The Method (you are here) · The LexiconThe Word-Coining MethodThe explicit, reusable method behind the Rajheshian lexicon, the River Celestial so...
Knowledge comes at a cost.
The line arrived between a good-morning rose and a reel about discipline. Knowledge comes at a cost. Someone’s WhatsApp status, set in that font WhatsApp hands you when you have nothing of your...