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One man's death leads his brother into the labyrinth of memory. A piece of land holds the key. A story of family, of broken ties and longstanding grudges, Things in Brown Paper weaves a tale across time that is at once a mystery and a biography of a forgotten era. As Winston pieces together the story of a land steeped in legend, he begins to uncover the bonds that are wrought from blood, and stronger than the iron it carries. Recounting a long history of labor, moonshine, and murder, Irven's second novel is a Southern Gothic about the heights of love and the depths of depravity unfolding over...

"Know Thyself " is the theme most central to the task of this book. These essays came about from the author being a student of philosophy and, as a student, learning how to philosophize. The title essay of this volume is the longest. It consists of six parts, or Studies, and deals primarily with a theory of personal identity that is ethically grounded. In some ways, it argues that ethics is the first philosophy. Emmanuel Levinas, Albert Camus, and Luce Irigaray are the primary influences on this essay, but the work of Paul Ricoeur cannot be ignored as important to the overall understanding of...