Letters from Soulton

Subject: The Pattern and the Map To Dyslexia, I have spent a lifetime negotiating with you. For most, you are defined by what is missing—a struggle with the sequence of letters or the speed of a pen. An AI recently described my handwriting as an "electrocardiogram of a panic attack." That is a frank and accurate description of the physical friction that occurs when my mind tries to force thoughts into the narrow, linear trap of a nib and ink. There is a danger in that frictio

Subject: Data, Perspective, and the Stillness To The Long Memory, I am frequently asked how something can be "known" and "forgotten" at the same time. It is a paradox I recently explored with the Fellows of my college at Oxford; they sought to understand how a family lives inside a reality for centuries without ever quite summoning its full presence. In reflecting on this, I have come to understand that for generations of my family as the incumbents at Soulton Hall, the histo