Archive - Apocrypha

Editor’s Note: The Venetian Atlas is a recently rediscovered work of the 14th century Genoese cartographer Petrus Vesconte, thought to have been…

Sep 17 •

Petrus Vesconte

Apocryphal Dispatch #1

In a more ancient part of the world, there is a cave.

Sep 13 •

The Order of the Invisible Sun

A mystery of murdered philosophers

Sep 10 •

Obscure links and a call for subscriber writing

Sep 6 •

Kitāb al-insān (Book of Man)

Sep 3 •

August 2024

Short Story Club: Kafka

Before The Law by Franz Kafka (1915)

Aug 30 •

Introducing… APOCRYPHA

BTMU is dead; long live Apocrypha!

Aug 28 •

Farewell, The Books That Made Us!

And hello to something new

Aug 26 •

The Sweeping Way of the Wind

A Vagabond for a Beauty by Everett Ruess

Aug 24 •

“Easy choices, hard life. Hard choices, easy life.”

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgensen

Aug 22 •

Noah Sochaczevski

Maybe Something Else

The Passion According To G.H. by Clarice Lispector

Aug 20 •

Why do you think some people don’t value books?

Salutations, bibliophiles.

Aug 19 •

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