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Dr Cora Beth Fraser
This week I’m thinking about the Minotaur. Actually it’s gone beyond that. I’ve started dreaming about the Minotaur, thanks to reading lots of Minotaur books before bed. I can’t say that this is a thing that ever happened when I was researching Tacitus or Horace, and it’s not a development I’m particularly enjoying. This Minotaur … More Weekend Reading: Into the Labyrinth
It’s been a long week, and once again I’ll be working right through the weekend just to keep up – so today I don’t have any weekend reading links for you, and will refer you to the much more thorough job done by Rogue Classicist’s daily Thelxinoe posts! I’m swamped because it’s the end of … More Weekend Reading: Congratulations and Competitions
I haven’t really been looking forward to writing this post, because it’s been a rough week on the internet and I prefer to stay out of trouble. But this time it’s a bit close to home, and people have been asking me for my views. So here goes. Seatbelts on, everyone: I’m about to express … More Weekend Reading: Venturing Opinions
