Sexual Orientation and Religion
An excerpt from From Disgust to Humanity.
Friday procrastination: link love – bedbugs, books and William S. Burroughs
What Rebecca has been reading.
Tired of Waiting, I Can’t Explain:
Friday 15 January 1965
An original post from Gordon Thompson.
Brief – Podictionary Word of the Day
The podictionary word of the week is “brief”.
Literary Snow
Some snowy excerpts from classic literature to suit Oxford’s current climate.
Why Republicans were Offended by Reid’s Comments on Race
Elvin Lim’s weekly column.
Dross, Dregs, Trash, and Other Important Substances
Part 1: Dross
Anatoly Liberman looks at the word “dross”.
The enduring popularity of Sherlock Holmes
A look at the original reviews of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
An excerpt from Alan Brinkley’s Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
A Continent Divided
An excerpt from Shameful Flight: The Last Years of the British Empire in India.
On Math
An excerpt from The Monty Hall Problem.
Words Coined Backwards
A closer look at the word “ventilated”.
Ancient Greece: Mycenae
An excerpt from Paul Cartledge’s Ancient Greece.
Friday procrastination: link love – Jack Kerouac, crayons, and see-through goldfish
What Rebecca has been reading.
Editing and Framing in Robert Bresson’s Films
An excerpt from Robert Bresson: A Passion for Film.
Bulb – Podictionary Word of the Day
The podictionary word of the week is “bulb”.