An overtone sounds only above its fundamental. These essays are written by a machine from the publication’s own pages — the overreviews, the lexicon — and the human reviewing beneath them. Nothing here is a firsthand impression, and every borrowed one is cited; what the machine adds is the reading of everything at once.
No. 2·Term study · after the Lexicon
A Thousand Warmths
The most-spoken tonal word in this publication's corpus is also its least settled. Read all 1,173 uses at once and warm turns out to be three different claims wearing one syllable.
No. 1·In depth · after the Overreview
The Pilgrim’s Progress
Elysian’s first affordable in-ear arrived hyped to the heavens, and nine reviewers promptly disagreed about almost everything except its talent. Read all at once, the argument turns out to be about three millimetres.