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Weekend Reading: What can’t be cured…
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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Weekend Reading: Freedom and Freelancing
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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Review: THE SHADOW OF PERSEUS by Claire Heywood
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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Weekend Reading: Sorry, Old Friend!
This week a lot of things have combined to force me into taking a hard look at where this website came from, and at where…
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Weekend Reading: An Open Invitation
I hope you’ve all had a lovely Christmas break! Mine felt like it went by very fast, and I don’t think I’ve actually had a…
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Review: ATALANTA by Jennifer Saint
I love the current trend of feminist (or female-centred) myth retellings. I love walking into a bookshop and seeing the popular enthusiasm for novels featuring…
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It’s finally here! ‘Tis the season for my annual Classics Christmas Gift Guide, the result of weeks of intensive window shopping in some of the…
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On Tuesday this week I spent the evening with Mary Beard. I’m absolutely intending to name-drop for as long as I can get away with…
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It’s been a quiet week, and so I’ve been talking to myself. Well, technically not to myself. I’ve been testing out a couple of Generative…
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