Here you’ll find an archive containing several years’ worth of past ‘weekend reading’ posts, with the most recent at the top. Each one contains a list of links to the notable classical news stories of the week, along with my own ramblings. Enjoy!

Under Review, 23/10/20

Casting and Recasting, 16/10/20

TV and Shopping, 9/10/20

Bring Me Sunshine, 2/10/20

Art for Art’s Sake, 25/9/20

Welcoming New Friends, 18/9/20

Positive Thoughts, 11/9/20

Making Preparations, 4/9/20

Morris and Horace, 28/8/20

Sorry, Old Books! 21/8/20

Playing Romans, 14/8/20

Summer Fun, 31/7/20

The Masked Classicist, 24/7/20

The Love of Loebs, 17/7/20

A Nice Problem to Have, 10/7/20

Television Time, 3/7/20

Not Buying Books, 26/6/20

In a Fog, 19/6/20

Discomfort and Diversity, 12/6/20

Happy Birthday CSS! 5/6/20

Making Hay, 29/5/20

Home Latining, 22/5/20

Pick up a Penguin, 15/5/20

Ignoring Reality, 8/5/20

The Sadness of Endings, 1/5/20

Lockdown Learning, 24/4/20

As Time Goes By, 17/4/20

Fun and Rainbows, 10/4/20

Turning to Horace, 3/4/20

Baking and Piranhas, 27/3/20

The Distance Between Us, 20/3/20

Welcome Home! 13/3/20

The Love of Lost Books, 6/3/20

Anything You Can Do… 28/2/20

Joining the Pantheon, 21/2/20

Love and Romans, 14/2/20

Out Of Office, 7/2/20

From Ascanius to Higgins, 31/1/20

A Tour of Troy, 24/1/20

The January Blues, 17/1/20

Wouldn’t it be Loverly? 10/1/20

The Quirks of Memory, 3/1/20

Goodbye 2019! 20/12/19

Finding your Happy Thought, 13/12/19

An Inconvenience of Camels, 6/12/19

Elizabeth or Elissabeth? 29/11/19

The Stylish Classicist’s Christmas List, 22/11/19

And The Award Goes To… 15/11/19

Sage on the Stage at the Sage, 8/11/19

Histories and Testaments, 1/11/19

A Pontypandy Aeneid, 25/10/19

Caesar’s Secrets, 18/10/19

Competitive Classics, 11/10/19

London, baby! 4/10/19

The Ubiquity of Myth, 27/9/19

The Sandancer’s Dinglehopper, 20/9/19

Too Much News, 13/9/19

What Would Tacitus Say? 6/9/19

An Open Question, 23/8/19

The Life of Brian, 16/8/19

Raining, Cats and Hogs, 9/8/19

On Leisure and Libraries, 2/8/19

The Prime Minister’s Cheese-Box, 26/7/19

Myth and Mermaids, 19/7/19

Dolce et Decorum Est, 12/7/19

A Website Anniversary, 5/7/19

The Man in Black, 28/6/19

Raising a Smile, 21/6/19

The Rain it Raineth, 14/6/19

Resurrecting Mrs Trimmer, 7/6/19

Summer is Coming, 31/5/19

Climbing the Walls, 24/5/19

Fun with Voynich, 17/5/19

Classics and Sci-Fi, 10/5/19

Awards and Events, 3/5/19

Happy Birthday to OU! 26/4/19

Bunny Bones, 19/4/19

Myth and Whisky, 12/4/19

Latin for non-Romans, 5/4/19

Living in a Material World, 29/3/19

Chocolate and Archaeology, 22/3/19

The Pain of Retraining, 15/3/19

Women and Books, 8/3/19

Pondering Myth, 1/3/19

Lego and Authority, 22/2/19

The Barateid, 15/2/19

School Reports, 8/2/19

A Four-Tunic Day, 1/2/19

Too Much Indiana Jones? 25/1/19

Apologies to Homer, 18/1/19

Conference and Controversy, 11/1/19

Taking a Break, 21/12/18

Romans on Stage, 14/12/18

A Classicist Christmas List, 7/12/18

Classicists in the Library, 30/11/18

Hidden Empresses, 23/11/18

Secret Identities, 16/11/18

A Round of Applause, 9/11/18

Shipwrecks, Scrolls and Skeletons, 26/10/18

Volcanic Eruptions, 19/10/18

Classical Lego, 12/10/18

Dissertation Thoughts, 6/10/18

Learning from SATs, 28/9/18

Welcome, new Classicists! 21/9/18

Judging the Undergraduate Awards, 14/9/18

Visiting Regina, 7/9/18

Being Alternative, 31/8/18

One Step Forward…? 24/8/18

Advancing Diversity, 17/8/18

Irrational Fear of Mangled Greek, 10/8/18

Holiday Classicism, 3/8/18

The Dog Days of Summer, 27/7/18

What’s in a Name? 20/7/18

No Escape from Football! 13/7/18

Binge-watching Cicero, 6/7/18

Dramatic Exits, 29/6/18

And so it begins… 22/6/18