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The British Psychoanalytic Association invited me to address its Poetic Mind seminar on Eliot, shame and environmentalism.
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A homily for the summer solstice The Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel asked me to deliver a short homily on the summer solstice for today’s Sunday Service.
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Notes on post-secular – 3: In the face of environmental and societal collapse, T.S.
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Britain helped found the postwar legal order — and should be judged by the standards it helped create.
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To Ottolenghi in Islington last night to meet neighbour Inge Cordsen before seeing the revival of John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger at the Almeida Theatre.
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Find your ride You can travel on almost anything Dear Nigel It is Nigel, isn’t it?
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The mission of the Global Compassion Connectors Refugees crossing from Syria into Turkey — HUFFPOST The mission of the Global Compassion Connectors is to create a caring and compassionate society.
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Raven and the First Men by Bill Reid, Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art Dear Carissa Thanks for the Accidental Gods podcast links.
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Once again, I recognise the face but the name’s not there.
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Education is essential.
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Marshal Georgy Zhukov, Hero of the Soviet Union Later this month I’ll join Jem Bendell and Katie Carr’s course Leading Through Collapse.
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— I’m at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Masset circa 1876, © Gordon Miller, 1985, Canadian Museum of History From A Story as Sharp as a Knife Swanton’s hope, as he has told us, was to transcribe every story, or every mythic episode, told in Haida Gwaii.
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We are at war with Modernity and must look to our defence.
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and when you pack a duffel bag and plan on the gratuitous — Marilyn Hacker I’d been dreaming about it all winter, as my body healed from the surgery last summer.
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I am the long world’s gentleman, he said, And I make my bed with Capricorn and Cancer. — Dylan Thomas Over a month on the road.
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The Invincible Summer from the ancient netbook webcam † Au milieu de l’hiver, j’apprenais enfin q’il y avait en moi un été invincible. — Albert Camus Feels like it has been a long winter.
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Your next lawyer might be an AI chatbot.
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What is a life?
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Ben Jennings in The Guardian Marina Hyde in the The Guardian yesterday: She was widely held to have embodied virtues whose absence in public life is increasingly evident.
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Rory Stewart says he won’t return to parliamentary politics unless he can tell the truth about our future.
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A reading list for the end of our world The times they are a-changing.
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Isobel Dick Macdonald, née Patrick (1930-05-24 to 2022-07-21) Friday 22 July My mother, Bel Macdonald, died peacefully yesterday morning at her home in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire.
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Waking wounded BY HAND 22 July 2022 Dr S.
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Tasting the invincible summer Last summer leaving Britain seemed difficult and imprudent.
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The librarian’s song This article, and the accompanying code, is on GitHub.
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Whose sandals are these?
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I was there when it happened.
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It must have been the fox.
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<)) listen Thank you.
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Poland is a country that from time to time has emerged from the mists of history, but always in a different place. — Len Deighton, Blitzkrieg Lviv (Lwów when it was in Poland) is a city in western Ukraine.