John K. Joachim

Over the past year or so, I've been pursuing studies in literature, history, and critical studies. I'll post more samples after I convert them to html, but here's an introduction:

"Graham Greene’s Post-War Vienna: Preparing for an Historical Reconstruction By Novels, Travels, and Correspondence"

"Graham Greene's The End of the Affair in Transmission: A Textual Stem and Narrative"

"Reading Graham Greene's Monsignor Quixote: A Descriptive Research Bibliography"

"The History Behind Graham Greene's The Tenth Man: A Research Bibliography"

Graham Greene's "Tender Blasphemy" in Lord Rochester's Monkey

The Quest for a Thorough Textual History of Graham Greene's The Heart of the Matter

A Psychoanalytical Reading of Graham Greene's The Heart of the Matter

After a Post-Christian World ... What? A Postcolonialist Reading of Graham Greene's A Burnt-Out Case

"A Case of Mad, Poetic Expression: Themes of Christian Existentialism in the Post-War Fiction of Graham Greene"

"Between Autumn and Whatever, and Whatever" (Poetry)

Fanny Fern's Ruth Hall and the Emergence of the Nineteenth-Century American "Literary Genius"

Development Logs, Etc. (from my Graduate Computer Science Days)

• Installing Oracle 8 On a Linux Box
• Oracle8 Performance Tuning (CSCI - 541)
• My Beowulf Project (EE - 563)
• XML Usage in a Three-Tier CORBA-ready Infrastructure (CSCI - 539)
• Data Preparation for Data Warehousing (CSCI - 590)
• Screenshots of Databases I helped Design & Build
• NACHOS Build Log
• Oracle PL/SQL Build Log
• Distributed Object (via Java RMI ) Log
• Proxy Server (using Perl DBI ) Build Log
• Samba Build Log

  Articles & Propaganda

  • Dan Kegel's Linux vs. WinNT Benchmark Chronicles
  • Neal Stephenson's Mother Earth Mother Board
  • The World Where They Know Me (Random Thoughts via slashdot.org)

    More About OpenCode

    • Click here for my PGP Public Key
    • My Wife's Web Page
    • Indy (NorthSide)Vineyard Christian Fellowship
    • The "Friends of Cheese" Site
    • My XML-enabled List of Tradeable Shows (mostly SCI)
    • The Music of Bruce Cockburn