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The Classical Christmas Gift Guide 2021
And here we are again, at that time of the year when I invite Classics and History enthusiasts to casually leave this page open on…
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Weekend Reading: Excuses, Excuses…
I should start this post with an apology – particularly to the October-intake students to whom I not long ago promised a weekly blogpost. Sorry…
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Weekend Reading: Entering ClassicsTober
I hope you’ve all had a good week! Round here it’s all been pretty chaotic, which is the norm for the final week of September,…
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Weekend Reading: Old Friends and New
Technically I’m not back at work for another week (apart from finishing dissertation supervisions). I don’t really get paid for working in September. So it’s…
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New Beginnings and Clean Slates
I hope you’ve all had a great summer! This is, I think, the longest break I’ve had from this website since I started doing weekly…
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Summer Invitations
I was looking back over my archive of Weekend Reading posts (which is here, although I haven’t updated it for months!) and realised that I’ve…
Meet Cora Beth, who manages Classical Studies Support…
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It’s been a rough couple of weeks for many reasons – but mostly because my little cat Max, who had been with me for almost…
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Today I’ve been attending (remotely) an Institute of Classical Studies workshop on post-PhD freelancing, with people working in museums, heritage, journalism, education policy, independent research…
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Well, that was interesting! I’ve been trying to keep up with the latest crop of ‘feminist’ or ‘female-centred’ myth retellings, so I was keen to…
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