SelectLearn Math on a Bridge Game by Asa Montreaux
A fun IRL math game, in the same format as the SelectLearn Grammar game. Play to stop the bridge from crumbling, and him from falling! Math on a Bridge Game
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Which narrative is really occurring? Is the President trustworthy?
A short humorous video about the President's tendency to make us worry. A response to the Tik Tok video that President Trump reposted on Truth Social. A short video
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Translated by Asa Montreaux.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Translated by Asa Montreaux. Chapters 1-12. A completely faithful, and easy-to-read version. Read the story enjoyable, and easily visualize the action. Translations by Asa Montreaux
Classic translations to Modern English (2025)
These newly adapted stories bring Literature's classics from the 19th and 20th century to you in a readable, clear, and faithful translation. Experience Sci-Fi's greatest like never before, and understand legends like Fitzgerland and Twain deeply. Translations by Asa Montreaux
Going Deeper: Pearl. 2 of 3.
Pearl. Interlude 1. 2. And Section 4. Interlude: The Calculus of Stability (Part 1) The return from 1939 Warsaw was always a brutal recalibration. One moment, Pearl Wou was breathing the coal-tinged, fear-laced air of a city under siege; the next, he was enveloped by the sterile, climate-controlled silence of his 2025 Hong Kong apartment. The temporal whiplash was more than just physical. It was a psychic schism, a violent tearing between two incompatible realities. He would stand for long minutes in his workshop, the faint ozone smell of the quantum displacement field dissipating around him, simply breathing. He was a man composed of reconstituted atoms, and sometimes he felt as if the process had left his soul just as unsettled, a collection of particles struggling to find their equilibrium. He ran the diagnostic on the temporal displacement belt, his eyes scanning the cascading lines of code on the holographic display. The energy expenditure was within expected p...
Pearl. by Asa Montreaux (A novella, in the future a graphic novel)
The low, guttural growl of the electric sports car echoed off the gleaming glass and steel canyons of 2025 Hong Kong. Pearl Wou, a man of precise movements and even more precise thoughts, navigated the automated traffic streams with a practiced ease, his hands resting lightly on the wheel. At five-eleven, his frame was a study in lean, athletic lines, the result of a disciplined running regimen that was as much a part of his daily routine as differential equations. He was twenty-nine, a professor of mathematics at the University of Hong Kong, and a man who found a certain elegant satisfaction in the controlled chaos of the city. He glanced at the passenger seat, where Hua Xing—Leyue, as he called her—was engrossed in a holographic interface, her brow furrowed in concentration. She was, in his admittedly biased opinion, a perfect confluence of beauty and intellect, a woman who could discuss the nuances of ancient Cantonese poetry with the same passion she applied to her own groundb...