The Highest Cauldron by Anita Sullivan And there they play for evermore At battlecock and shuttledore —Edward Lear, “The Daddy Long-Legs and the Fly” EUGENE Oregon—(Weekly Hubris)—2/27/12—Writing a poem can be very like…

The Highest Cauldron by Anita Sullivan EUGENE Oregon—(Weekly Hubris)—1/16/11—January is the month for two things: Getting Organized (because once the year gets really cranked up, you won’t have another chance), and Obsessing (because…

The Highest Cauldron by Anita Sullivan Editor’s Note: This essay, by Anita Sullivan, is the winner of the December 2011 “Boleman-Herring Prize for [Hubristic] Nonfiction,” granted twice a year by www.WeeklyHubris.com. Ms. Sullivan…

The Highest Cauldron by Anita Sullivan EUGENE Oregon—(Weekly Hubris)—12/5/11—My husband recently published a new translation and commentary on the first eleven chapters of Genesis, and subtitled it “Tales of the Earliest World.” This…