Author: Tina Forsee

I just came across this review from a LibraryThing giveaway reader. I always appreciate a shout-out! Thank you!

Truth & Generosity: how truth makes language possible For the past few months I’ve been working on a philosophy book, Truth and Generosity, which my husband, Neal Weiner, first drafted over 20 years ago when he was still teaching at Marlboro College. I have been editing a paper copy of a very messy draft with numerous…

I’ve finally finished working on a little film based on a story I wrote a while back which was inspired by Aristophanes’ soulmate origin myth in Plato’s Symposium. I came up with the idea one day while watching a show on Arizona Public Media about crested saguaros. Someone on the show commented, “No one knows…

Check out my short story on Amazon: An Unspeakable Life. Currently working on audiobook podcast narrations for ADC. Listen to “Taps” by Paul Harding for free. (It’s one of my favorites from ADC, and what an honor it was to get to narrate it.)

Check out my short story, A Not Very Philosophical Zombie, on Daily Philosophy. My take on the David Chalmers Philosophical Zombie intuition pump, it’s about the mind-brain connection, or lack thereof.

“A Footnote to Plato” by Tina Lee Forsee. (Resource Publications). 247 pp. $26. So, what would be a suitable project for a philosophy graduate of a small, experimental Vermont liberal arts college that didn’t survive in this century? To Immortalize it in a novel wrapped in philosophy, of course. The setting of Tucsonan Tina Lee…