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March 2019

• A SEQUEL TO THE ONE L LLAMA (COMMENT). 2019-03-03

February 2019

• HOW THE ZEBRA GOT ITS STRIPES. 2019-02-23
• “I’VE BEEN ROOKED”. 2019-02-15
• FOR MARY JANE. 2019-02-14 · 2 comments
• THE WOOD IN ATHENS (COMMENT). 2019-02-13
• THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WOOD AND A FOREST (COMMENT). 2019-02-12
• UNDERSTANDING THE “ROOKY WOOD” (COMMENT). 2019-02-11

January 2019

• WHAT “COCKABOODY” MEANS. 2019-01-18

November 2018

• THE WEDDINGS IN MEASURE FOR MEASURE. 2018-11-14
• OTHER CHANGES TO THE ENDING OF MEASURE FOR MEASURE. 2018-11-13
• THE ENDING OF MEASURE FOR MEASURE—THE DIRECTOR’S PREROGATIVE. 2018-11-12
• TWO MOSAICS FROM A CLASSICAL LATRINE. 2018-11-07

October 2018

• THE MARKETING OF THE FIRST FOLIO A CENTURY AFTER SHAKESPEARE DIED. 2018-10-31
• THE COMMERCIAL SUCCESS OF THE FIRST FOLIO IN THE 18TH CENTURY. 2018-10-30
• MARK TWAIN’S SENTENCES. 2018-10-29
• “LET’S GO TO THE TRANS-LUX AND HISS ROOSEVELT.” 2018-10-28
• FAT CATS AND THE NEW YORKER. 2018-10-27
• OTHER THINGS CHANGED AND UNCHANGED IN THE EDITING OF GATSBY. 2018-10-23
• SOME STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN GATSBY. 2018-10-22

September 2018

• TESLA AND TWAIN AND THE PLAYERS. 2018-09-27
• TESLA AND TWAIN AND TWAIN’S WHITE SUIT. 2018-09-26
• “SHAKESPEARE AND THE HEART’S DESIRE”—THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 27. 2018-09-23
• “JUDITH SHAKESPEARE HAS HER SAY”—WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26. 2018-09-22
• “SHAKESPEARE RISING”—TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25. 2018-09-21
• THE LIVES OF SHAKESPEARE, MARY JANE’S TRILOGY, WILL BE PERFORMED TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 THROUGH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 27 AT THE PLAYERS CLUB. 2018-09-20
• WOLF TREES AND THE MARKET FOR TIMBER. 2018-09-18
• THE ROMANCE OF WOLF TREES. 2018-09-17

August 2018

• THE PLAYERS. 2018-08-14
• MARY JANE’S TRILOGY: THE LIVES OF SHAKESPEARE—- THIS FALL AT THE PLAYERS CLUB. 2018-08-13
• SCOTT FITZGERALD’S MISSING SECOND ACT IN AMERICAN LIVES. 2018-08-09
• TOLKIEN—A TRILOGY BASED ON MAPS. 2018-08-01

July 2018

• REASONS FOR CHANGING THE ENDINGS OF MEASURE FOR MEASURE AND HAMLET. 2018-07-24
• DIRECTORS CHANGING THE ENDINGS OF SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS. 2018-07-23
• ENDING HAMLET BY SHOOTING HORATIO. 2018-07-22

February 2018

• JAMES JOYCE COMES TO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL. 2018-02-16
• DICK AND JANE AND CERBERUS AND PUFF. 2018-02-10
• “THE WALK BY SWANN’S HOUSE”. 2018-02-09
• AN INSTANCE WHERE FICTION HAS REPLACED HISTORY. 2018-02-07
• PADDINGTON 2. 2018-02-06
• HAMLET AND BREAKING BAD (COMMENT). 2018-02-05
• TRIVIA QUESTION ABOUT POPULAR MOVIES. 2018-02-04
• MAYBE SHAKESPEARE NEEDED A COMPLICATED BLOODBATH AT THE END OF “HAMLET”. 2018-02-01 · 1 comment

January 2018

• WHY I REJECT BRECHT’S THEORY. 2018-01-31
• BRECHT’S THEORY THAT A LOT OF THE SCENES IN HAMLET ARE OUT TAKES. 2018-01-30
• EMMA RICE AND THE GLOBE—-EPILOGUE. 2018-01-15
• MY DEFENSE OF EMMA RICE. 2018-01-14
• WHO CARES ABOUT SHAKESPEARE’S WORDS? 2018-01-13
• EMMA RICE’S PENULTIMATE SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTION AT THE GLOBE. 2018-01-12 · 1 comment
• EMMA RICE’S LAST SHAKESPEARE PLAY AT THE GLOBE. 2018-01-11
• EQUUS—CHANGES IN WHAT IS SHOCKING IN THE THEATER. 2018-01-01

December 2017

• “A FLEA AND A FLY IN A FLUE”. 2017-12-31
• “NOBODY, NOT EVEN THE RAIN, HAS SUCH SMALL HANDS”. 2017-12-30 · 1 comment
• HOW MARY JANE, ANNALISA, AND I HEAR “WESTRON WYNDE”. 2017-12-29
• “WESTRON WYNDE” AND WESTERN LITERATURE. 2017-12-28
• “AMID ALL THE POETIC RICHES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, FOUR SHORT LINES STAND OUT.” 2017-12-27
• “WHEN PRETTY GIRLS T-E-A-S-E-D MEN INTO MARRIAGE!” 2017-12-20
• JOLABOKAFLOD. 2017-12-15
• TRIVIA QUESTION ABOUT AN OLD MOVIE. 2017-12-14

May 2017

• VICTOR HUGO AT THE BARRICADES (SPOILER ALERT). 2017-05-03

April 2017

• A BASEBALL POEM BY OGDEN NASH. 2017-04-24
• SOME OGDEN NASH POEMS. 2017-04-23
• THE ONE-L LAMA. 2017-04-22
• EATING PEAS WITH HONEY (COMMENT). 2017-04-20
• AND JOSEPH LANGLAND. 2017-04-11
• AND WALTER DE LA MARE. 2017-04-10
• HUNTERS IN THE SNOW—WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS. 2017-04-09
• HUNTERS IN THE SNOW—THE POEM. 2017-04-08
• A TRADITIONALIST REMAINS UNCONVINCED (COMMENT). 2017-04-05
• USING THE SINGULAR “THEY” BECAUSE IT’S TRADITIONAL. 2017-04-04
• VINDICATION FOR “THEY” AS A GENDER-NEUTRAL SINGULAR PRONOUN. 2017-04-03

March 2017

• STATES WHICH REQUIRE THE OXFORD COMMA IN STATUTES. 2017-03-24
• A COURT CASE TURNING ON THE USE—OR NONUSE—OF THE OXFORD COMMA. 2017-03-23
• ACTORS INTONING. 2017-03-14

February 2017

• HOW I LEARNED THE EXCLAMATION POINT IN HIGH SCHOOL. 2017-02-26
• WHY THE HATRED FOR THE EXCLAMATION POINT? 2017-02-25
• THE PHILOSOPHICAL REASONING UNDERLYING TOM WOLFE’S USE OF EXCLAMATION POINTS. 2017-02-24
• TOM WOLFE AND THE EXCLAMATION POINT. 2017-02-23
• WHICH WRITERS USE EXCLAMATION POINTS MOST—THE KEY. 2017-02-22
• GUESS WHICH OF THESE WRITERS USE EXCLAMATION POINTS THE MOST? 2017-02-21
• A VALENTINE POEM BY JAMES TATE. 2017-02-14
• THE HISTORICAL RESEARCH BEHIND MONTY PYTHON’S ATTACK BUNNY. 2017-02-13
• GIANT MEDIEVAL ATTACK RABBITS. 2017-02-12

January 2017

• “THE TROPE OF THE FALLEN LEAVES”. 2017-01-19
• EZRA POUND’S SEMI-COLON. 2017-01-18
• POUND’S ACCOUNT OF HOW 30 LINES WERE REDUCED TO TWO (OR 3). 2017-01-15
• “IN A STATION OF THE METRO”. 2017-01-14
• WHY I MARKED BOOKS. 2017-01-12
• THE HAWKING INDEX FOR SOME WELL-KNOWN BOOKS. 2017-01-11
• THE HAWKING INDEX. 2017-01-10

December 2016

• KNIGHTS FIGHTING SNAILS REVISITED. 2016-12-31
• “AGENCY IN CHARACTERS” REVISITED. 2016-12-19
• E M FORSTER ON LOVE IN THE NOVEL. 2016-12-18
• WRITE ABOUT WORK, NOT SEX. 2016-12-17
• AN ALGORITHM WHICH PREDICTS WHETHER A NOVEL WILL BE A BLOCKBUSTER. 2016-12-16
• FLYTING. 2016-12-09
• “DONALD TRUMP, EPIC HERO” 2016-12-08
• SOME RHYMING FLOURISHES IN HAMILTON. 2016-12-03
• THE INFLUENCE OF RAP ON BROADWAY MUSICALS. 2016-12-02
• AN ABUNDANCE OF INTERNAL RHYMES. 2016-12-01

November 2016

• PERFECT RHYME PURISTS. 2016-11-30
• ANALYZING THE POETRY OF HAMILTON. 2016-11-29
• AN AMERICAN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE. 2016-11-24
• TREEBEARD AND OTHER ENTS. 2016-11-13
• I THINK APPOINTING A NEW DIRECTOR OF THE GLOBE IS FOR THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY. 2016-11-06
• THE CONTROVERSY AT THE GLOBE—-MAYBE IT WAS REALLY ABOUT THE LIGHTING AFTER ALL. 2016-11-05
• THE CONTROVERSY AT THE GLOBE—PRESERVING THE GLOBE EXPERIENCE. 2016-11-04
• THE CONTROVERSY AT THE GLOBE—-WAS IT “SNOBBERY” TO CHANGE ARTISTIC DIRECTORS? 2016-11-03
• THE DIRECTOR OF THE GLOBE THEATRE, WHO SAID THAT SHAKESPEARE MAKES HER “VERY SLEEPY”, WILL LEAVE HER POSITION. 2016-11-02

October 2016

• A UTOPIAN FANTASY. 2016-10-30
• THE AMBIGUITY OF THE BUDDHA’S FACES. 2016-10-11
• IDENTITY, HUSBANDS AND WIVES, AND DROPS OF WATER. 2016-10-05
• IDENTITY, TWINS AND DROPS OF WATER. 2016-10-04

September 2016

• HOPE FOR READING THE SCROLLS AT HERCULANEUM. 2016-09-27
• NINNYHAMMERS. 2016-09-08

August 2016

• ELM SHAKESPEARE’S MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM. 2016-08-27
• REVENGE IN SHAKESPEARE’S COMEDIES. 2016-08-26
• ARE MOST SHAKESPEARE PLAYS REVENGE PLAYS? 2016-08-25
• “BLUE HERON, WALKING”. 2016-08-24
• THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THINGS THAT DIDN’T HAPPEN. 2016-08-19
• T S ELIOT’S FIRST WIFE. 2016-08-12
• WHO WROTE THIS? 2016-08-11
• WHO WROTE EDWARD III?—WHAT’S MY OPINION? 2016-08-02
• IS EDWARD III GOOD ENOUGH TO BE BY SHAKESPEARE? 2016-08-01

July 2016

• HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHETHER SHAKESPEARE WROTE EDWARD III? 2016-07-31
• WHO WROTE EDWARD III?—-SOME CANDIDATES. 2016-07-30
• A COMPLETIST GOES FOR EXTRA CREDIT. 2016-07-29
• “I SOLD MY FARM TO BUY MY CROWN.” 2016-07-08
• SHAKESPEARE FAVORED MULTIPLE MEANINGS EVERY CHANCE HE GOT. 2016-07-06
• THINKING IN A WORLD WITHOUT STANDARD SPELLING. 2016-07-05
• DISAMBIGUATING SHAKESPEARE. 2016-07-04
• THE AIR BITES “SHROUDLY”—DOES SHAKESPEARE’S SPELLING MATTER? 2016-07-03
• HAMLET—A YOUNG MAN’S VOICE. 2016-07-02

June 2016

• HOW DIFFICULT IS SHAKESPEARE? 2016-06-19
• PEOPLE SHOULDN’T BE TOLD THEY WON’T LIKE SHAKESPEARE. 2016-06-18
• BLACKADDER’S OPINION OF CUTTING HAMLET. 2016-06-17
• IF YOU’RE TRANSLATING SHAKESPEARE INTO CURRENT ENGLISH, WHY NOT GO ALL THE WAY ?—- “I THINK SHAKESPEAR NEEDS TO TALK IN MODERN ENGLISH, INNIT, BRUV?” 2016-06-16
• I’M OK WITH CHANGING THE GENDER OF SHAKESPEARE’S CHARACTERS, TRANSLATING SHAKESPEARE, AND CUTTING SHAKESPEARE, IF IT ENLARGES THE AUDIENCE FOR SHAKESPEARE. 2016-06-15
• THE CONTROVERSY OVER THE GLOBE DIRECTOR’S LOW OPINION OF SHAKESPEARE. 2016-06-14
• THE NEW DIRECTOR OF THE GLOBE THEATRE SAYS SHAKESPEARE MAKES HER “VERY SLEEPY” 2016-06-13
• MUHAMMAD ALI—MASTER OF LANGUAGE. 2016-06-05

May 2016

• ST. AUGUSTINE—NEWLY FOUND SERMONS FROM OVER 1500 YEARS AGO. 2016-05-31
• ELIOT THE EX-MID BANK CLERK. 2016-05-19
• ELIOT, THE “MOST BANK-CLERKY OF ALL BANK CLERKS”. 2016-05-18
• T.S.ELIOT—AN EX-MID ASPIRES TO BE EUROPEAN. 2016-05-17
• THE 23RD PSALM—HOW ENGLISH HAS CHANGED IN THE LAST 1000 YEARS. 2016-05-10
• THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD AND ACHILL ISLAND. 2016-05-09
• THE PLAYBOY RIOTS. 2016-05-08
• THE REMOTE ARAN ISLANDS. 2016-05-07
• HOW MANY PLAYS DID SHAKESPEARE WRITE? 2016-05-04
• REWRITING SHAKESPEARE’S SONNETS. 2016-05-03
• WHAT WAS EZRA POUND UP TO? 2016-05-02
• WHAT WAS SANTAYANA UP TO? 2016-05-01

April 2016

• A FOLLOWER OF EZRA POUND REWRITES SONNET 30. 2016-04-30
• SANTAYANA REWRITES SONNET 29. 2016-04-29
• SHAKESPEARE DID NOT WRITE IN OLD ENGLISH. 2016-04-24
• A MODERN TRANSLATION OF SONNET 18 INTO OLD ENGLISH. 2016-04-23
• LEAR—THE STORM WITHIN AND A STORM WITHOUT. 2016-04-11

March 2016

• ALL OF SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS ARE GOOD. 2016-03-25 · 1 comment
• WHAT I LEARNED AS A COMPLETIST. 2016-03-24
• EXPERIENCING PERICLES. 2016-03-23 · 1 comment
• A “LIMPIDLY BEAUTIFUL PLAY”. 2016-03-17
• MIXED FEELINGS ABOUT GOING TO SEE PERICLES. 2016-03-17
• HOW IS “WONDERFUL” DIFFERENT FROM “MARVELOUS”? 2016-03-16
• “THE RUSTLE OF INDEX CARDS”. 2016-03-12
• HOW LINNAEUS INVENTED THE INDEX CARD. 2016-03-11
• AN ENTRY FOR THE INCOMPREHENSIBILITY PRIZE. 2016-03-09
• TREVOR NUNN’S COMPLETIST AGENDA. 2016-03-08
• A COMPLETIST PREPARES TO DECLARE VICTORY. 2016-03-07 · 2 comments
• WOULD SHAKESPEARE BE WRITING FOR VIDEOGAMES IF HE WERE WRITING TODAY? 2016-03-06 · 1 comment
• DO STUDENTS TODAY EXPERIENCE SHAKESPEARE DIFFERENTLY? 2016-03-04

February 2016

• ANOTHER HORATIO ALGER HERO WHO IS REALLY A “STRIVER” 2016-02-29
• ELECTIONEERING ADVICE IN THE AGE OF CICERO. 2016-02-23
• HOW WICKED WERE THE WICKED EMPERORS? 2016-02-20 · 2 comments
• “KNEELING UPON THE KNEES OF MY HEART”. 2016-02-07
• THE THIRD PLAY OF MARY JANE’S SHAKESPEARE TRILOGY. 2016-02-06

January 2016

• REMOVING THE LAUGHS FROM THE FUNNIEST PLAY EVER WRITTEN. 2016-01-13
• “THE BOOK OF MY ENEMY HAS BEEN REMAINDERED”—REVISITED. 2016-01-09
• A FAREWELL POEM BY CLIVE JAMES. 2016-01-08
• “HAIL AND FAREWELL.” 2016-01-07
• THE SPARROW. 2016-01-06
• “BANTERING CHAPS”. 2016-01-05
• LESBIA AND CLODIA. 2016-01-04
• “I HATE AND I LOVE.” 2016-01-03
• CLIVE JAMES WRITES A POEM BASED ON POEMS OF CATULLUS. 2016-01-02
• KNIGHTS FIGHTING SNAILS. 2016-01-01

December 2015

• THE SENTIMENTALITY CHALLENGE—-2015. 2015-12-24
• POETS HATING POETS. 2015-12-23
• APPARENTLY WE STILL DON’T KNOW WHY THE GIRAFFE GOT ITS LONG NECK. 2015-12-04
• HOW DID THE GIRAFFE GET ITS LONG NECK? 2015-12-03

November 2015

• “RISKY STORIES”. 2015-11-30
• THE DESIRE FOR CLOSURE IN STORIES. 2015-11-29
• STORIES WITHOUT AN ENDING. 2015-11-28
• “SO THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES TURNS OUT TO BE STATIC.”. 2015-11-21
• THE POETRY OF HARRY POTTER (SPOILER ALERT). 2015-11-16
• THE TIMIDITY OF THE BRONTE SISTERS. 2015-11-10
• EMILY BRONTE PUNCHED THE FAMILY DOG. 2015-11-09
• YEATS AND THE POET VOICE. 2015-11-05
• AGAINST POETS USING THE “POET VOICE”. 2015-11-04
• THE IMPORTANCE YEATS GAVE TO METER IN READING HIS POETRY. 2015-11-03
• HOW POE RECITED THE RAVEN. 2015-11-02
• THE INSISTENT METER OF POE’S RAVEN. 2015-11-01

October 2015

• CHRISTOPHER WALKEN AND THE METER OF THE RAVEN 2015-10-31
• AGINCOURT—600 YEARS AND FOUR DAYS AGO. 2015-10-29
• PUNCTUATION AS AN “ORATORICAL STAGE DIRECTION”. 2015-10-20
• THE DETECTIVE STORY WRITER AND THE HISTORIANS. 2015-10-18
• CURRENT THINKING ON THE DEATHS OF THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER. 2015-10-17
• WHAT THE BILL OF ATTAINDER DIDN’T SAY. 2015-10-16
• A TRANSLATOR ADDING DETAILS. 2015-10-15
• ASSERTIONS THAT HAMLET CAN’T BE FAT. 2015-10-09
• IS HAMLET FAT? 2015-10-08
• MARY JANE HAS FINISHED THE THIRD PLAY IN HER SHAKESPEARE TRILOGY. 2015-10-07
• TURNING POP SONGS INTO SHAKESPEARIAN SONNETS. 2015-10-06 · 1 comment

September 2015

• WHY CAN’T ROMANCE NOVELS GET ANY LOVE? 2015-09-29
• MY FIRST ROMANCE NOVEL. 2015-09-28
• HOW I BECAME A READER OF ROMANCE NOVELS. 2015-09-27
• THE IG NOBELS RECOGNIZE THE DISCOVERY THAT “HUH” IS A UNIVERSAL WORD. 2015-09-23

August 2015

• FALSTAFF, SNOOPY, DOCTOR WHO, AND SHERLOCK HOLMES. 2015-08-31
• SHERLOCK HOLMES AS HAMLET. 2015-08-30
• HAMLET, SHERLOCK HOLMES, AND DOCTOR WHO. 2015-08-29
• STARTING HAMLET WITH “NATURE BOY”. 2015-08-28
• IS IT A MISTAKE TO BEGIN HAMLET WITH “TO BE OR NOT TO BE”? 2015-08-27
• STARTING HAMLET WITH “TO BE OR NOT TO BE”…. 2015-08-26
• WORDS SHAKESPEARE INVENTED THAT DIDN’T CATCH ON. 2015-08-24
• ANSWER TO THE SALACIOUS LITERARY TRIVIA QUESTION. 2015-08-23
• SOME SALACIOUS LITERARY TRIVIA. 2015-08-15
• WAS THE CHOICE FOR ENGLISH LITERATURE BETWEEN SHAKESPEARE AND BEN JONSON? 2015-08-13 · 1 comment
• WAS MY PROBLEM WITH ROMULUS THAT IT WAS A EUROPEAN PLAY? 2015-08-12 · 2 comments
• ROMULUS—WHAT I HOLD AGAINST GORE VIDAL. 2015-08-11 · 1 comment
• ROBERT CONQUEST’S REVISION OF SHAKESPEARE. 2015-08-09
• A LIMERICK ABOUT COMMUNISM BY AN HISTORIAN OF COMMUNISM. 2015-08-07 · 1 comment

July 2015

• THE TWO ATTICUS FINCHES. 2015-07-14
• WHY I THINK SHAKESPEARE SHOULD GET FULL CREDIT FOR HENRY VIII. 2015-07-08
• WHAT HENRY VIII LEAVES OUT. 2015-07-07
• DID SHAKESPEARE WRITE THE GOOD PARTS OF HENRY VIII AND FLETCHER THE BAD? 2015-07-06
• THE POLITICAL DANGERS OF SHAKESPEARE’S HENRY VIII. 2015-07-05
• A COMPLETIST ADDS HENRY VIII. 2015-07-04

June 2015

• A HAPPY ENDING FOR ALL’S WELL. 2015-06-29
• DOES “ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL” END WELL? 2015-06-28
• PEOPLE HATE BERTRAM. 2015-06-27
• THE NIGHT THEY INVENTED ORIENTALISM. 2015-06-09
• ORIENTALISM AND THE KING AND I. 2015-06-08

May 2015

• WHAT EFFECT DID THE TWO MURDERS HAVE ON SHAKESPEARE? 2015-05-17
• THE TWO MURDERS IN SHAKESPEARE’S HOUSE. 2015-05-16
• SHAKESPEARE’S BIRTHPLACE AMERICA. 2015-05-15 · 1 comment
• THE IMPORTANCE FOR ME OF FREUD AND MARX. 2015-05-14
• “A FREUDIAN FANTASY” (COMMENT). 2015-05-13

April 2015

• THE SONNET PROJECT’S INTERPRETATIONS OF SONNETS 116, 117 AND 118. 2015-04-27
• SONNETS 117 AND 118 AS PARTS OF A SEQUENCE. 2015-04-26
• SONNET 116 (“LET ME NOT TO THE MARRIAGE OF TRUE MINDS”) AS PART OF A SEQUENCE. 2015-04-25
• DO SHAKESPEARE’S SONNETS HAVE A PLOT? 2015-04-24
• THE SONNET PROJECT OF THE NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE EXCHANGE. 2015-04-23
• MARY JANE’S DREAM ABOUT SHAKESPEARE AND TOTO. 2015-04-17
• MARY JANE’S 24 HOUR PLAY FESTIVAL. 2015-04-16
• MARY JANE’S NEW BLOG ABOUT SHAKESPEARE. 2015-04-15
• SYNESTHESIA AND FISHER-PRICE REFRIGERATOR LETTERS. 2015-04-14
• YEATS READS THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE. 2015-04-01 · 1 comment

March 2015

• THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE. 2015-03-31 · 1 comment
• SAMUEL BECKETT—”A KIND OF CONTROLLED, CONSENSUAL CRUELTY”. 2015-03-21
• WHAT TODAY’S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS KNOW. 2015-03-16 · 2 comments
• CULTURAL LITERACY REVISITED. 2015-03-15 · 1 comment
• LAURA INGALLS WILDER’S BLIZZARD. 2015-03-08
• WHERE DID THE WORD “BLIZZARD” COME FROM? 2015-03-07

February 2015

• THE BEAUTY OF SNOW. 2015-02-25
• RECITING POETRY BY THE FIRE. 2015-02-24
• ENJOYING A NEW ENGLAND WINTER BACK IN THE DAY—SNOW-BOUND. 2015-02-23

January 2015

• EZRA POUND ON WINTER. 2015-01-31
• SNOW POEMS. 2015-01-30

December 2014

• THE SENTIMENTALITY CHALLENGE. 2014-12-29
• TIME AND A CHRISTMAS CAROL 2014-12-26
• CHRISTMAS RITUALS. 2014-12-25
• JUDITH SHAKESPEARE HAS HER SAY. 2014-12-18
• THE SECOND PLAY IN MARY JANE’S SHAKESPEARE TRILOGY HAS BEEN READ IN NEW YORK. 2014-12-17

November 2014

• THE VOICES OF UNDER MILKWOOD. 2014-11-01

October 2014

• CHRISTOPHER WALKEN READS THE RAVEN. 2014-10-31
• “…WILL THE CLEMATIS STRAY DOWN, BEND TO US….” 2014-10-30
• FROST/ELIOT. 2014-10-30
• WHEN ELIOT BESTRODE THE WORLD LIKE A COLOSSUS. 2014-10-29
• T S ELIOT—THE AGED EAGLE IN THE BOX. 2014-10-28
• DYLAN THOMAS—100 YEARS. 2014-10-27
• GARDEN PATH SENTENCES IN SHAKESPEARE. 2014-10-25
• HOW MACBETH WORKS WITHOUT THE AUDIENCE NOTICING. 2014-10-24
• ARGUING THAT SHAKESPEARE CAN’T BE TRANSLATED BECAUSE THERE IS NO SINGLE “MEANING”. 2014-10-23
• A SCHOOL PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE YOUNG BRONTE SISTERS. 2014-10-20
• ATTACKING AN ACTRESS FOR WHAT HER CHARACTER DOES. 2014-10-14
• ATTACKING THE ACTRESS FOR THE FLAWS OF THE CHARACTER. 2014-10-13
• A DANISH JOKE ABOUT MIND AND BODY. 2014-10-08 · 1 comment
• AN ANCIENT ROMAN JOKE ABOUT MIND AND BODY. 2014-10-07
• THE RETURN OF THE REDHEADED LEAGUE. 2014-10-06
• THE VOICE OF THE LITTLE HOUSE BOOKS. 2014-10-05
• A LETTER SHOWING HOW THE LITTLE HOUSE BOOKS WERE WRITTEN. 2014-10-04
• WHO WROTE THE LITTLE HOUSE BOOKS? 2014-10-03

September 2014

• THE WISDOM OF SCOTT FITZGERALD. 2014-09-21 · 1 comment
• WHAT FITZGERALD MEANT WHEN HE WROTE THAT THERE ARE NO SECOND ACTS IN AMERICAN LIFE. 2014-09-20
• A JUSTIFICATION FOR THE MURDER AT THE END OF THE COMEDY. 2014-09-08
• CHANGING MEASURE FOR MEASURE—A MURDER AT THE END OF THE COMEDY. 2014-09-07
• CHANGING MEASURE FOR MEASURE—A TOPLESS SCENE FOR A NUN. 2014-09-06
• CHANGING MEASURE FOR MEASURE—ELIMINATING CLAUDIO’S SPEECH. 2014-09-05
• THE UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL—PLAY DEVELOPMENT. 2014-09-01

August 2014

• HOTSPUR POINTS OUT THAT CORRELATION DOES NOT IMPLY CAUSATION. 2014-08-28
• WHEN RICHARD BURTON CLAIMED TO MAKE UP HIS OWN SHAKESPEARE LINES. 2014-08-27
• “REMEMBER, THIS WASN’T OUR IDEA.” 2014-08-26
• WANTING TO PLAY ALL THE PARTS—NICOL WILLIAMSON. 2014-08-25
• NICOL WILLIAMSON—WHEN STAGE FIGHTS ARE REAL. 2014-08-24
• MEDICAL INTERPRETATIONS OF KING LEAR. 2014-08-11
• KING LEAR AS A POLITICAL PLAY (COMMENT). 2014-08-10
• ‘LET US SIT UPON THE GROUND….” 2014-08-09
• DO AMERICANS ACT SHAKESPEARE DIFFERENTLY? 2014-08-08
• PASCAL: TWINS ARE FUNNY. 2014-08-05
• IS THERE A NARRATOR IN “SEPTEMBER 1, 1939″? 2014-08-04
• WHEN AUDEN DISAVOWED AN ENTIRE POEM. 2014-08-03
• AUDEN’S DISAVOWAL OF HAPPY ACCIDENTS. 2014-08-02
• WHY THE PRINTER’S VERSION WAS BETTER. 2014-08-01

July 2014

• WHEN AUDEN LET A PRINTER REVISE HIS POEM. 2014-07-31
• ADVICE FOR JANE AUSTEN. 2014-07-05
• WRITERS CONSULTING FAMILY AND FRIENDS. 2014-07-04
• ANNALISA’S INTERPRETATION OF SHAKESPEARE’S “BLUNDER”. 2014-07-03
• SHAKESPEARE AND THE LEVITATION MAGIC TRICK. 2014-07-02
• SHAKESPEARE’S “BLUNDER” ? (SPOILER ALERT). 2014-07-01

June 2014

• CAN SHAKESPEARE BLUNDER? 2014-06-30
• DID SHAKESPEARE BLUNDER? 2014-06-29
• WALT WHITMAN AND THE LEARNED ASTRONOMER (COMMENT). 2014-06-26
• TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA—A TRIUMPH FOR SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND. 2014-06-23
• TWO GENTLEMEN—THE “LEAST REGARDED OF SHAKESPEARE’S COMEDIES”. 2014-06-23
• THE SECOND HALF OF MEASURE FOR MEASURE. 2014-06-22
• DOES SHAKESPEARE HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE SECOND HALF OF HIS TRAGEDIES? 2014-06-22
• HERE IS THE HEAD, I’LL CARRY IT MYSELF. 2014-06-21
• STAGE BLOOD AND MOVIE BLOOD. 2014-06-20
• IS SHAKESPEARE TOO VIOLENT? 2014-06-19
• COULD THE JOURNALIST HAVE BELIEVED THE CON MAN? 2014-06-17
• ARE ALL JOURNALISTS CON MEN? 2014-06-16
• PUNNING IN SHAKESPEARE. 2014-06-11
• A COMPLETIST ANTICIPATES TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. 2014-06-10
• THE ORIGIN OF “THE CATBIRD SEAT” (COMMENT). 2014-06-07

May 2014

• IT’S HOW THOUGHTS ARE ORGANIZED AND IDEAS ARE EXPRESSED (COMMENT). 2014-05-31
• “TRANSLATIONS OF IMPORTANT POETRY AND LITERATURE”. 2014-05-30
• THE SPECTRE OF BENJAMIN LEE WHORF. 2014-05-29
• IS EVERYTHING TRANSLATABLE? 2014-05-28 · 1 comment
• IS BEAUTY TRUTH, TRUTH BEAUTY? 2014-05-23
• MARY JANE ON HOW SHAKESPEARE IS MORE HELPFUL TO ACTORS THAN BRECHT AND BECKETT ARE. 2014-05-14
• HOW IS SHAKESPEARE MORE HELPFUL TO ACTORS THAN BRECHT OR BECKETT ARE?—FIRST ATTEMPT. 2014-05-13

April 2014

• BRAVING CHEKHOV’S STORIES. 2014-04-12
• WHY I SHRINK FROM READING NOVELS. 2014-04-11 · 1 comment
• A REVIEWER WHO SHRINKS FROM READING MOST NOVELS. 2014-04-10
• WHEN THOREAU BURNED DOWN THE WOODS AND DIDN’T REGRET IT. 2014-04-05
• JAVERT AND VALJEAN DONE BY ACTORS. 2014-04-04

March 2014

• WHEN I HEARD THE LEARNED ASTRONOMER…. 2014-03-24
• PROUST’S LAST THOUGHTS. 2014-03-13
• THE NOVEL THAT WAS NOT FINISHED. 2014-03-12
• WHICH PATCH OF YELLOW WALL? 2014-03-11
• THE LITTLE PATCH OF YELLOW WALL. 2014-03-10
• THE SYMBOLISM OF HOME PLATE. 2014-03-03

February 2014

• MUHAMMAD ALI, THE POET. 2014-02-27
• MARK RYLANCE’S TWELFTH NIGHT. 2014-02-13
• VIOLA—A “STRANGELY, MOVINGLY PASSIVE HEROINE”? 2014-02-12
• THE “INCANTATORY” RHETORIC OF RICHARD III. 2014-02-11
• RICHARD III AS VICE. 2014-02-10
• RYLANCE’S “DEEPLY UNCONVENTIONAL” RICHARD III. 2014-02-09
• WHY USE DASHES? 2014-02-05
• THE CONTROVERSY OVER THE EM DASH. 2014-02-04
• “MARLEY WAS DEAD: TO BEGIN WITH.” 2014-02-03
• GEORGE ELIOT’S BRILLIANT PUNCTUATION MARK. 2014-02-02
• GEORGE ELIOT CHALLENGES THE GOLDEN RULE. 2014-02-01

January 2014

• UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL! 2014-01-30
• THOUGHTS OF JANUARY—WALLACE STEVENS. 2014-01-23
• AN ARGUMENT THAT SMAUG COULD HAVE PROVIDED AN ECONOMIC BENEFIT. 2014-01-10
• SMAUG AND MACROECONOMICS. 2014-01-09

December 2013

• IS THE NEW YORKER MIDDLEBROW? 2013-12-28
• VIRGINIA WOOLF SMITES THE MIDDLEBROWS. 2013-12-27
• SOME MORE ECONOMICS OF A CHRISTMAS CAROL. 2013-12-26
• CHRISTMAS SENTIMENT. 2013-12-25
• A CHILD’S CHRISTMAS IN A STRANGE LAND. 2013-12-20
• WHY SMAUG IS A BETTER DRAGON THAN GRENDEL. 2013-12-18 · 1 comment
• THE LATIN ROOTS OF BELLATRIX LESTRANGE? 2013-12-17
• ANOTHER GREAT BEGINNING FOR A BOOK—THE MANTICORE. 2013-12-15
• THE MIRACLE THAT ANNIE SULLIVAN AND HELEN KELLER WORKED. 2013-12-13
• “AFTER THE LEAVES HAVE FALLEN….” 2013-12-03

November 2013

• W.H. AUDEN—MANIPULATING THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 2013-11-29
• MONDEGREENS—”…GENTLY DOWN THE STREET”. 2013-11-11
• ANNALS OF TECHNOLOGY—HAMLET IS A VIOLENT PLAY. 2013-11-04

October 2013

• A HAPPY ENDING FOR THE GLASS MENAGERIE? 2013-10-03

September 2013

• EMPSON AND QUANTUM PHYSICS. 2013-09-30
• UNDERSTANDING “THE ROOKY WOOD”. 2013-09-29 · 1 comment
• EMPSON—EMBRACING ALL THE MEANINGS. 2013-09-28
• ORWELL—AMBIGUITY AND FREEDOM. 2013-09-27
• LITERARY CRITICISM AND ESPIONAGE. 2013-09-26
• THE CATCHER IN THE RYE AND BIOGRAPHY. 2013-09-25
• MARY JANE’S PLAY IS STAGED IN NEW YORK. 2013-09-16 · 3 comments
• SEAMUS HEANEY. 2013-09-02

August 2013

• HOW JOHN UPDIKE WATCHED BASEBALL. 2013-08-19
• DIVINITY, TRINITY—A DOUBLE DACTYL. 2013-08-12
• LIGHT VERSE—CLERIHEWS. 2013-08-11

July 2013

• JAMES FENTON READS. 2013-07-24
• DEPARTED FRIENDS. 2013-07-23
• AT LAST, SOME WASHINGTON GOSSIP. 2013-07-12
• SOME HISTORY OF NOODLING. 2013-07-04

June 2013

• THE POWER OF “THE MAN WITH AN ORANGE FOR A HEAD” (COMMENT). 2013-06-29
• PLAYING ROSALIND AS A GIRL. 2013-06-28
• SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND DOES A WONDERFUL “AS YOU LIKE IT”. 2013-06-28
• JANE AUSTEN’S FAMILY SCANDAL. 2013-06-15
• FRENCH PHILOSOPHERS AND A CHICAGO WRITER. 2013-06-01

May 2013

• NELSON ALGREN AND THE MURDERER. 2013-05-31
• HOW THE WHITE SOX-CUB RIVALRY CHANGED NELSON ALGREN’S LIFE. 2013-05-30
• IS “WHOM” DOOMED? 2013-05-13
• TWITTER MESSAGES AS AN AMERICAN ART FORM. 2013-05-07
• ORWELL—WRITING SHOULD BE LIKE SPOKEN LANGUAGE. 2013-05-06 · 1 comment
• “LOL” FULFILLS AN HISTORIC NEED. 2013-05-05
• “INNIT, BRUV” AS GRAMMAR. 2013-05-04
• DOES “LOL” HAVE A MEANING? 2013-05-03
• GATSBY GOES TO A BASEBALL GAME. 2013-05-02

April 2013

• MARSHALL MCLUHAN AND THE INTERNET. 2013-04-28 · 2 comments
• IS THIS “THE MOST LITERATE AGE IN HISTORY”? 2013-04-27
• WILL YOUTUBE REPLACE WRITING? 2013-04-26
• IS WRITING LIKE LATIN ON THE EVE OF THE RENAISSANCE? 2013-04-25
• A SOLDIER POET LOOKS AT LANDSCAPES. 2013-04-12
• MY REACTIONS TO THE HAMLET COMIC STRIP—HAMLET’S POWERFUL MOTIVATION. 2013-04-10
• MY REACTIONS TO THE HAMLET COMIC STRIP—CONTEMPORARY HAMLETS. 2013-04-09 · 1 comment
• HAMLET AS AN ANTISOCIAL GEEK. 2013-04-08
• UNUSUAL CASTING—ULYSSES S. GRANT AS DESDEMONA. 2013-04-02
• HAMLET AS A FAT MAN—JACKIE GLEASON. 2013-04-01

March 2013

• HAMLET AS EVERYMAN—PAUL GIAMATTI. 2013-03-31
• AN O HENRY STORY IN 2013. 2013-03-08
• SOME DOUBLE DACTYLS. 2013-03-04
• ANTHONY HECHT—INVENTOR OF THE DOUBLE DACTYL. 2013-03-03
• THE RULES FOR A SESTINA. 2013-03-02

February 2013

• LONGING FOR A PARENT. 2013-02-25
• LUCKY ME. 2013-02-25
• TOXIC PARENTS. 2013-02-23
• CATS AND MANUSCRIPTS—PANGUR BAN. 2013-02-21
• ANTHONY HECHT—”PERIPETEIA” 2013-02-14
• THE EARL OF OXFORD AND HIS FART. 2013-02-02

January 2013

• DOCTOR WHO AS HAMLET. 2013-01-31
• “IT’S BRILLIANT, INNIT, BLUD?” (COMMENT). 2013-01-30
• TOLKIEN’S VIEW OF TOM BOMBADIL. 2013-01-19
• A DARK VIEW OF TOM BOMBADIL 2013-01-18
• THE MYSTERY OF TOM BOMBADIL. 2013-01-17 · 2 comments
• “THE VALUE OF DOOMED RESISTANCE”. 2013-01-15
• TENNESSEE WILLIAMS AND THE FIG TREE. 2013-01-03
• COMING TO AMERICA. 2013-01-01

December 2012

• SARTRE OR CAMUS—WHO IS COOLER? 2012-12-30
• OTHER THAN THAT, HOW DID YOU LIKE THE BOOK? 2012-12-29
• A CLASSIC JAIL BREAK. 2012-12-27
• THE BISHOP OF DIGNE. 2012-12-25
• COOL. 2012-12-24
• LES MIS—CRITICS VERSUS AUDIENCE. 2012-12-23 · 1 comment
• “INNIT” AND “BRUV”. 2012-12-21
• “I THINK SHAKESPEAR NEEDS TO TALK IN MODERN ENGLISH, INNIT, BRUV?” (COMMENT). 2012-12-20 · 1 comment
• EVERYBODY WANTS TO REWRITE. 2012-12-14
• PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE WORKPLACE. 2012-12-11

November 2012

• THE COLORS OF GREEK STATUES—LITERARY EVIDENCE. 2012-11-14
• HOUDINI TRICKS TSAR NICHOLAS II. 2012-11-01

October 2012

• NOVELISTS CONDESCENDING TO THEIR CHARACTERS. 2012-10-12

August 2012

• MARTIN AMIS ON PRETTY NEW YORK CITY SKIES. 2012-08-02

July 2012

• SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND—ROMEO AND JULIET. 2012-07-25
• A SOLIPSISTIC INTERPRETATION OF MACBETH. 2012-07-24
• FINDING THE SADNESS IN COMIC STRIPS (COMMENT). 2012-07-21 · 1 comment
• AN ALL-PURPOSE SENTENCE. 2012-07-14

June 2012

• MANYPEEPLIA UPSIDOWNIA. 2012-06-30
• ENDURING LOVE. 2012-06-29
• THE SHAGGY ORANGE STORY (COMMENT). 2012-06-25
• IS THIS ONE REASON FOR THE PROLOGUE TO ROMEO AND JULIET? 2012-06-24
• SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND 1999—ROMEO AND JULIET. 2012-06-23
• SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND 2012: ROMEO AND JULIET. 2012-06-23
• WHY DID NOBODY LAUGH? 2012-06-22 · 1 comment
• THE MAN WITH AN ORANGE FOR A HEAD. 2012-06-21 · 2 comments
• FINDING THE THEATER WHERE ROMEO AND JULIET WAS FIRST STAGED. 2012-06-07
• SEAMUS HEANEY’S POEM ABOUT BOG BUTTER. 2012-06-02

May 2012

• ADAPTING GATSBY. 2012-05-15 · 1 comment

April 2012

• DID SHAKESPEARE KNOW THE WRITINGS OF HEGEL, MARX, NIETZSCHE, FREUD, WITTGENSTEIN AND DERRIDA? 2012-04-21
• JOYCE AND VIRGINIA WOOLF (COMMENT). 2012-04-18
• ULYSSES—VIRGINIA WOOLF LIKED THE BOOK, DESPISED THE AUTHOR. 2012-04-10 · 2 comments
• “IN THE COUNTRY OF THE BLIND….” 2012-04-03

March 2012

• ANOTHER VOTE ON UMBRIDGE. 2012-03-29 · 1 comment
• THE SCARIEST VILLAIN IN HARRY POTTER? 2012-03-29 · 1 comment
• OLIVIER’S INSIGHT ON IAGO’S MOTIVATION. 2012-03-27
• IAGO AS A COURTIER. 2012-03-26
• IAGO AS A SEDUCER. 2012-03-26 · 1 comment
• “THE JOKER IN THE PACK”. 2012-03-25
• OTHELLO’S COMIC FOUNDATION. 2012-03-24
• CHEKHOV’S HOPES. 2012-03-23
• WHAT DOES THE WIFE OF BATH WANT? 2012-03-12
• THE GREAT VOWEL SHIFT—CHAUCER’S PRONUNCIATION. 2012-03-06 · 1 comment

February 2012

• SHAKESPEARE AND ULYSSES GRANT. 2012-02-26
• GRANT’S WRITINGS—THE ORDERS. 2012-02-25
• PRESIDENT GRANT, THE WRITER. 2012-02-24
• FROM THE SEA AND THE MIRROR. 2012-02-14
• LEARNING FROM COMIC STRIPS—CALVIN AND HOBBES. 2012-02-09 · 1 comment
• RESEARCH ON SYNESTHESIA. 2012-02-08 · 1 comment

January 2012

• A KIPLING LIMERICK. 2012-01-15 · 1 comment
• VICTORIAN HARPOONS IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WHALES. 2012-01-14 · 1 comment

December 2011

• REFLECTING ON THE PAST (COMMENT). 2011-12-31
• TO BE REMEMBERED FOREVER—WRONGLY—FOR BEING MEAN. 2011-12-29
• EBENEZER SCROGGIE—ADAM SMITH’S GREAT NEPHEW. 2011-12-28
• GATSBY’S LAST SENTENCE. 2011-12-26 · 1 comment
• MAKING CHRISTMAS MEMORIES. 2011-12-25

November 2011

• MIDDLEMARCH. 2011-11-24

October 2011

• SIMENON THE TECHNICIAN. 2011-10-30
• A NOBEL PRIZE FOR DETECTIVE STORIES? 2011-10-29
• SHAKESPEARE’S EDUCATION (COMMENT). 2011-10-26
• ANONYMOUS—ONLY ARISTOCRATS CAN CREATE LITERATURE. 2011-10-25
• CAMUS AND SIMENON AND THE NOBEL PRIZE. 2011-10-22
• STEALING A BRIDGE; STEALING A FERRIS WHEEL. 2011-10-21
• A SIMPLE REACTION TO ULYSSES. 2011-10-14 · 1 comment
• ON COPIA—IS THIS HOW SHAKESPEARE, DONNE AND MILTON LEARNED TO WRITE? 2011-10-13 · 1 comment

September 2011

• IS SHAKESPEARE UNIVERSAL? —THE CASE OF FRANCE. 2011-09-30
• FINDING THE SYMBOL. 2011-09-28 · 1 comment
• WAS OUR FAMILY MIDDLE BROW? 2011-09-17
• “AVANT-GARDE AND KITSCH”. 2011-09-15
• “…SHE CRISPED AWAY.” 2011-09-08
• PICKPOCKETS AT AIRPORTS. 2011-09-05 · 1 comment
• LEDA AND THE SWAN—YEATS. 2011-09-04
• JOYCE ON WHETHER SHAKESPEARE WROTE FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. 2011-09-02

August 2011

• YOU KNEW WHAT I MEANT—A NEW BLOG. 2011-08-31 · 1 comment
• CORK. 2011-08-22
• POETRY AND BASEBALL. 2011-08-14 · 2 comments
• POETRY AND BASEBALL. 2011-08-13 · 2 comments
• THE LADY OR THE TIGER?—AN ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION. 2011-08-09

July 2011

• THE WEST OF IRELAND AND “THE DEAD”. 2011-07-28

June 2011

• JUMPING FROGS. 2011-06-07
• FAVORITE PUNCTUATION MARKS (COMMENT). 2011-06-02

May 2011

• STEAMPUNKING. 2011-05-29
• HOW WOULD SHAKESPEARE FEEL ABOUT CUTTING HIS PLAYS? 2011-05-25 · 1 comment
• HOW DO I FEEL ABOUT ABRIDGING SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS? 2011-05-25
• DO CRITICS KNOW BETTER THAN PLAYWRIGHTS? 2011-05-24
• IS WRITING A PLAY LIKE MAKING LASAGNA? 2011-05-23
• SHOULD SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS BE CUT FOR MODERN AUDIENCES? 2011-05-22
• IS 1700 THE CUTOFF DATE FOR UNDERSTANDING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE? 2011-05-04
• MY VOTE FOR TRANSLATING SHAKESPEARE (COMMENT). 2011-05-01

April 2011

• SHOULD SHAKESPEARE BE TRANSLATED INTO MODERN ENGLISH? 2011-04-30 · 1 comment
• A POSITIVE VOTE FOR REPRODUCTIONS—HENRY FORD. 2011-04-15
• LES MIS AND THE CRITICS. 2011-04-02

March 2011

• “AMN’T” AND “AIN’T” (COMMENT). 2011-03-20
• EDGELANDS AND POETRY. 2011-03-18
• THE KING JAMES BIBLE AND ENGLISH STYLE. 2011-03-13
• LEARNING HOW TO WRITE COMPLEX SENTENCES. 2011-03-12
• ACHILL—DEREK MAHON. 2011-03-11
• EAVAN BOLAND’S ACHILL ISLAND. 2011-03-10
• ACHILL WOMAN—EAVAN BOLAND. 2011-03-08 · 1 comment
• MODERNISM—DETACHED AND RESTRAINED AND UPPER-CLASS. 2011-03-02 · 1 comment
• EATING PEAS WITH A KNIFE. 2011-03-01 · 1 comment

February 2011

• SERVANTS WRITING POETRY. 2011-02-28
• GOOD BYE, MR. CHIPS. 2011-02-23
• FLIGHTS TO HONG KONG. 2011-02-12
• LIFE COPYING ART—”INFORMATION RICOCHET.” 2011-02-04

January 2011

• WHY TODAY’S SENTENCES ARE SHORT. 2011-01-29
• A “GAMBOLING” OR “BRAVURA” FIRST SENTENCE. 2011-01-28
• “THE FIRST TIME I’VE BEEN WARM.” 2011-01-25 · 2 comments
• MARY JANE’S FULL-LENGTH PLAY ABOUT SHAKESPEARE. 2011-01-24 · 1 comment
• WHY DO WE LIVE IN NEW ENGLAND? 2011-01-20 · 1 comment
• BITTER CHILL. 2011-01-20

December 2010

• “CAN TOLSTOY SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE?” 2010-12-30
• CHIASMUS AND TRAVEL. 2010-12-23 · 1 comment
• MARK TWAIN, ASYNDETON, AND POLYSYNDETON. 2010-12-22
• MORE WEIGHTINESS FOR A CONNECTICUT YANKEE. 2010-12-08

November 2010

• WHY I CAN ENJOY A PLAY MORE THAN SOME GOOD DIRECTORS CAN. 2010-11-08
• “AH, SOLDIER!” IN PERFORMANCE. 2010-11-07

October 2010

• DID A WRITER GIVE AWAY THE PLOT OF THE PERFECT CRIME HE WAS PLANNING? 2010-10-30
• THE PERPETUAL ORGY (COMMENT). 2010-10-18
• DESPISING HUMANITY AND NOT JUST THE BOURGEOIS. 2010-10-17
• DEFENDING THE BOURGEOIS. 2010-10-17
• “WE” IN MADAME BOVARY (COMMENT). 2010-10-16 · 3 comments
• THE “MYSTERY AND SADNESS” OF THE IMPERFECT TENSE. 2010-10-14 · 1 comment
• “LIKE A LAMP WHICH HAS BEEN MOVED.” (COMMENT). 2010-10-14 · 1 comment
• KITSCH—THE EVILS OF BAD ART. 2010-10-13
• IS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM “NOT A VERY GOOD PLAY”? 2010-10-10 · 2 comments
• DOES IT MATTER THAT ENGLISH DOESN’T HAVE AN IMPERFECT TENSE? 2010-10-07 · 1 comment
• FLAUBERT AND THE IMPERFECT TENSE. 2010-10-07
• ADDING WORDS TO FLAUBERT. 2010-10-06
• WHEN (AND WHERE) DR. SEUSS WAS VULGAR. 2010-10-01

September 2010

• ARE ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA OVERRATED? 2010-09-02

August 2010

• EMPSON ON THE TWO TYPES OF CRITICS. 2010-08-09
• “…BARE RUINED CHOIRS…” 2010-08-08
• THE AMBIGUITY OF “AH, SOLDIER!” 2010-08-08
• “AH, SOLDIER!” 2010-08-06 · 2 comments
• WERE THE HOMERIC GREEKS COLOR-BLIND? 2010-08-01 · 1 comment

July 2010

• SEAM AND GREASE (COMMENT). 2010-07-25
• SEAMS AND SEWING (COMMENT). 2010-07-25
• “THE SEAMY SIDE” IN SHAKESPEARE. 2010-07-22
• UNSEAMING IN SHAKESPEARE. 2010-07-22 · 1 comment
• SHAKESPEARE’S INVENTED WORDS. 2010-07-21 · 3 comments
• THE BEST COLLEGE HOUR I EVER SPENT. 2010-07-17
• MY VOTE ON THE SOCRATIC METHOD. 2010-07-16
• A DOSTOYEVSKY COMIC NOVEL—THE DEMONS. 2010-07-07
• “THIS IS THE WAY OLD ‘CASEY’ STENGEL RAN….” 2010-07-02

June 2010

• PLAYWRIGHTS AND STATISTICS. 2010-06-29
• WHO WROTE THE HENRY VI PLAYS? 2010-06-29
• FIGURING OUT WHO SHAKESPEARE’S COLLABORATORS WERE. 2010-06-28
• HOW RAFFISH WAS SHAKESPEARE? 2010-06-27
• SHAKESPEARE’S LOW-LIFE COLLABORATOR. 2010-06-27
• DOMED STADIUMS AND PINBALL MACHINES. 2010-06-23 · 1 comment
• A HORSE ON A TREADMILL. 2010-06-21
• AN O. HENRY CENTENARY. 2010-06-16
• A LIMERICK ABOUT FREE WILL. 2010-06-14
• ANALYZING THE LIMERICK. 2010-06-14
• “THE BOOK OF MY ENEMY HAS BEEN REMAINDERED.” 2010-06-12
• LIGHT VERSE AND HIGH SERIOUSNESS. 2010-06-11

May 2010

• SEEING KING JOHN VERSUS READING IT. 2010-05-31 · 1 comment
• KING JOHN IS A GOOD PLAY. 2010-05-30
• A COMPLETIST GOES TO SEE KING JOHN. 2010-05-29
• KAFKA AND JOYCE ON WORDS. 2010-05-27 · 1 comment
• WHAT WAS SHAKESPEARE LIKE?—THE OXFORDIAN VIEW. 2010-05-21 · 1 comment
• THE BEST AMERICAN PLAY—DAVID MAMET’S CHOICE. 2010-05-17
• DOING ADMIN. 2010-05-12 · 1 comment
• ALAN SILLITOE AND THE BRITISH CLASS SYSTEM. 2010-05-10 · 1 comment
• MEL GIBSON—THE BEST HAMLET PERFORMANCE? 2010-05-03
• HAMLET AND DOCTOR WHO. 2010-05-02 · 2 comments
• IS THIS THE BEST HAMLET? 2010-05-01 · 1 comment

April 2010

• RIP VAN WINKLE AND HISTORY. 2010-04-26
• WEIGHING HISTORICAL FICTION. 2010-04-26 · 3 comments
• THE WEIGHTINESS OF A CONNECTICUT YANKEE. 2010-04-25
• DISMISSING TOM SAWYER. 2010-04-24 · 2 comments
• MARK TWAIN’S GREAT SUBJECT. 2010-04-23
• DICKENS—ARE GREAT BOOKS ENOUGH? 2010-04-22 · 1 comment
• STUDYING BUREAUCRACY. 2010-04-17
• THE NEED FOR CLASSICAL SCHOLARS. 2010-04-03
• ORWELL AND SCREEVERS. 2010-04-01

March 2010

• THE COMPENSATORY ETHICS THEORY EXPLAINS A LOT. 2010-03-29
• “HER HUSBAND—I MEAN HER BROTHER.” 2010-03-17
• IMPLAUSIBLE HISTORICAL EVENTS—CLODIUS PULCHER. 2010-03-16
• CONSPIRATA. 2010-03-15

February 2010

• A PSYCHIATRIST AND AN ECONOMIST LOOK AT GOLLUM. 2010-02-23 · 1 comment
• HEARTS PHYSICALLY BROKEN BY LOVE. 2010-02-15
• VALENTINE’S DAY THOUGHT. 2010-02-14
• MARRIED LOVE AND WESTERN LITERATURE. 2010-02-13
• UPDIKE AND LOVE IN THE WESTERN WORLD. 2010-02-12
• LOVE IN THE WESTERN WORLD. 2010-02-12
• MOUNT TESTACCIO. 2010-02-11

January 2010

• HOLDEN CAULFIELD RECONSIDERED. 2010-01-31
• ZOMBIES. 2010-01-29 · 1 comment
• KINGSLEY AMIS, CURMUDGEON. 2010-01-27
• A NIGHTINGALE’S SONG. 2010-01-21
• DOES CAMPION’S BRIGHT STAR SHOW TOO MUCH? 2010-01-21
• KEATS’S BRIGHT STAR. 2010-01-21
• CAMPION’S BRIGHT STAR. 2010-01-20
• SCIENCE FICTION… THAT…EXPLORES OUR UNDERSTANDING OF GENDER. 2010-01-14 · 1 comment
• COMING IN IN THE MIDDLE. 2010-01-04 · 1 comment

December 2009

• CHRISTMAS ON THE PRAIRIE. 2009-12-25
• IF METHOD ACTING IS DEAD, WHAT KILLED IT? 2009-12-21
• SENTIMENT AND THE MIRROR OF REALISM. 2009-12-17
• THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY THE SCHOLARS IGNORE. 2009-12-16
• ARE AMERICANS NOT SERIOUS ENOUGH? 2009-12-12 · 2 comments
• CHEKHOV AND LOADED GUNS. 2009-12-08 · 2 comments

November 2009

• UTOPIA AND PRACTICALITY. 2009-11-19
• THE ANTI-CANON—O.HENRY. 2009-11-07 · 1 comment
• THE ANTI-CANON—CYRANO. 2009-11-06 · 2 comments

October 2009

• ARE TWINS DIFFERENT FROM “NORMAL PEOPLE”? 2009-10-10 · 3 comments

September 2009

• FINDING UNITY IN THE FUNNY PAPERS. 2009-09-08
• WHAT IS THE UNITY OF THIS WORK? 2009-09-07
• “GOOD TASTE IS THE RESIDUE OF SOMEONE ELSE’S PRIVILEGE….” 2009-09-06 · 2 comments
• WAS IT A MISTAKE TO WRITE HAMLET? 2009-09-05 · 3 comments
• WAS THERE ADEQUATE MOTIVATION FOR HAMLET? 2009-09-04
• WHAT SHAKESPEARE PLAY WOULD YOU ASSIGN? 2009-09-03 · 2 comments
• NOVELISTS AS SNOBS. 2009-09-02 · 2 comments
• TWO BOOKS THAT EVERY STUDENT LIKED. 2009-09-02

August 2009

• FLAUBERT’S CONTEMPT. 2009-08-23
• HOLDEN CAULFIELD’S CONTEMPT. 2009-08-22 · 1 comment
• THE CATCHER IN THE RYE—THE PASSAGE OF TIME (COMMENT). 2009-08-22
• THE CATCHER IN THE RYE—A GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCE? (COMMENT). 2009-08-21 · 2 comments
• ARTHUR MILLER—ELITIST. 2009-08-18
• HOW SALINGER AND HEMINGWAY ARE ELITISTS. 2009-08-18 · 5 comments
• TARANTULAS AND ANGEL FOOD CAKES REVISITED. 2009-08-17
• THE GUILTY VICARAGE. 2009-08-17 · 1 comment
• SCANDINAVIAN CRIME NOVELS—TRANQUILITY OR BLEAKNESS? 2009-08-16
• CULTURAL LITERACY—MOVIES. 2009-08-09 · 1 comment

July 2009

• AN ANDROGYNOUS SUN ALSO RISES 2009-07-19
• AN ANDROGYNOUS HEMINGWAY. 2009-07-18
• CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS—ANOTHER NAME FOR DANDELIONS. 2009-07-06 · 1 comment
• FIREFLIES AND ROMANCE. 2009-07-03
• MEMORIES AND MARSHMALLOWS. 2009-07-02

June 2009

• “THERE IS NO GREATER PAIN….” (COMMENT). 2009-06-30 · 2 comments
• AGREEING TO MY EXPERIENCE. 2009-06-26 · 1 comment
• “GREAT MEN ARE ALMOST ALWAYS BAD MEN….” 2009-06-14 · 1 comment
• ESCAPING WITH THE CONFEDERATE TREASURY (COMMENT). 2009-06-10
• PROTECTIVE DELUSIONS. 2009-06-07
• “AN AREA OF CONSIDERABLE PSYCHIC MURKINESS AND ODDITY.” 2009-06-01
• WISCONSIN 1900–WISCONSIN DEATH TRIP. 2009-06-01 · 2 comments

May 2009

• ANOTHER RHETT BUTLER (COMMENT). 2009-05-31
• LUCKY PUBLICATION—MARGARET MITCHELL. 2009-05-31
• A BIRD ON THE WING. 2009-05-30 · 1 comment
• LUCKY PUBLICATION–HOPKINS. 2009-05-30
• THE END OF GONE WITH THE WIND (SPOILER ALERT). 2009-05-27
• WHO WAS RHETT BUTLER? 2009-05-26
• VALUING AMBIGUITY. 2009-05-21
• TALES TOLD BY A DOG. 2009-05-16 · 2 comments

April 2009

• REWRITING AFTERWARD–A TEST FROM HENRY JAMES. 2009-04-29
• CAN A COMMONER BE A BRILLIANT WRITER? 2009-04-20
• NOT WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE—BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT? 2009-04-19
• ARTISTS AND WRITERS USING OLD FORMS. 2009-04-16
• ACTS OF KINDNESS. 2009-04-13
• THE PURPLE COW. 2009-04-01 · 2 comments

March 2009

• ‘THE WORLD IS SO FULL OF A NUMBER OF THINGS….” 2009-03-31
• CRICKET WASN’T ENOUGH TO MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING. 2009-03-30
• SCAMS: FLOOD PREPARATION. 2009-03-28
• A POEM FOR THE EQUINOX. 2009-03-21

February 2009

• BENJAMIN BUTTON—THE MOVIE. 2009-02-22 · 2 comments
• “WHAT DO THE SIMPLE FOLK DO?”—REVOLUTIONARY ROAD. 2009-02-21
• “THE REFUSAL TO BE PLEASED” (COMMENT). 2009-02-16
• PICKING UP NICKELS IN FRONT OF A STEAMROLLER. 2009-02-11

January 2009

• SAMUEL JOHNSON’S SENTENCES. 2009-01-31
• WALTER JACKSON BATE AND SAMUEL JOHNSON. 2009-01-30
• CARLYLE AND JOHNSON AND THE CASH NEXUS. 2009-01-29 · 2 comments
• SAMUEL JOHNSON ON TAVERNS. 2009-01-29
• PHILOSOPHERS WHO ARE BAD PEOPLE. 2009-01-22
• VICTORIAN NOVELISTS AND THE ECONOMY. 2009-01-15
• SADNESS—CHARLIE BROWN AND JON ARBUCKLE. 2009-01-02 · 2 comments

December 2008

• GARFIELD AS AN EXISTENTIAL STATEMENT. 2008-12-31 · 2 comments
• PEANUTS AND THE NEW GENERATION. 2008-12-31
• A SUDDEN STROKE OF KINDNESS. 2008-12-25
• HOUSMAN, WILDE AND CAVAFY. 2008-12-17

November 2008

• HOW NEUROSCIENCE SUPPORTS VIRGINIA WOOLF. 2008-11-30 · 1 comment
• THE SELF EMERGES BY PAYING ATTENTION. 2008-11-30 · 1 comment
• COMPETING SELVES OR SIMPLY A MYRIAD OF IMPRESSSIONS? 2008-11-29
• MODERNISM AND THE MIND—AND A BOOK RECOMMENDATON. 2008-11-29
• THE WILL POWER OF A TRUE STOIC. 2008-11-25
• DO I HAVE A FIXED SELF? 2008-11-21 · 1 comment
• ANNALISA’S RETELLING OF “SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT.” 2008-11-20
• THE WODWO AND “SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT” (COMMENT). 2008-11-19 · 3 comments
• A MICROACCENT FROM 600 YEARS AGO. 2008-11-18
• HUGHES—STRANGE STATES OF BEING. 2008-11-17 · 1 comment
• TED HUGHES AND SEAMUS HEANEY (COMMENT). 2008-11-13

October 2008

• LEVERAGE–HOW BIG AN ISLAND WOULD YOU BUY? 2008-10-26
• “THE RACE IS NOT ALWAYS TO THE SWIFT….” 2008-10-23
• MANDY PATINKIN’S PROSPERO. 2008-10-16
• IS THERE AN HOMAGE TO FORGIVENESS IN THE TEMPEST? (AUDEN’S VIEW). 2008-10-16
• ANTONIO’S LONELINESS (AUDEN’S VIEW). 2008-10-15
• MIRANDA’S LONELINESS (AUDEN’S VIEW). 2008-10-15
• DOES THE TEMPEST DISAVOW LONELINESS? 2008-10-15
• PROSPERO’S LONELINESS. 2008-10-14
• MANDY PATINKIN IN THE TEMPEST–A BRIEF RECOMMENDATION. 2008-10-14
• EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY AND NARRATIVE. 2008-10-01 · 3 comments
• EMPATHY AND NARRATIVE. 2008-10-01 · 1 comment

September 2008

• TOM WOLFE ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, BROADWAY AND DISNEYLAND. 2008-09-29
• A NOTE ON FOX HUNTING. 2008-09-26 · 2 comments
• HEMINGWAY ON BANK RUNS. 2008-09-25
• BENJAMIN BUTTON–THE IMPOSSIBLE PLOT. 2008-09-16
• STENDHAL ON THE PROCESS OF TRAVELING. 2008-09-04

August 2008

• NOSTALGIA FOR THE IRON CURTAIN. 2008-08-31
• RATS BEHIND THE WAINSCOTING. 2008-08-30
• FAULKNER AND RAYMOND CHANDLER. 2008-08-30
• A TARANTULA ON A PIECE OF ANGEL FOOD CAKE. 2008-08-30 · 1 comment
• THE BIG SLEEP–DOES CRAFTMANSHIP MATTER? 2008-08-27
• WHO IS SLEEPING THE BIG SLEEP? 2008-08-26
• WANTING TO BE A CHAMELEON. 2008-08-10

July 2008

• WERE THERE REASONABLE MEN IN SHAKESPEARE’S TIME? 2008-07-30
• WHY IS O. HENRY OUT OF FASHION? 2008-07-08 · 2 comments

June 2008

• TRAVELING WITHOUT GUIDEBOOKS. 2008-06-30
• PUNCTUATION AND A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. 2008-06-29

May 2008

• POETRY AT THE BREAKFAST OR DINNER TABLE. 2008-05-04
• THE AUTOCRAT AND BLOGS. 2008-05-03
• THE BLOG AND DINNERTABLE CONVERSATION. 2008-05-02
• TREES IN MAY. 2008-05-01

April 2008

• SAUL BELLOW AND NORTHWESTERN. 2008-04-23

March 2008

• IS GENDER SIMPLY PLAYING A ROLE? 2008-03-30
• DO WE CHOOSE OUR PERSONALITIES? 2008-03-29
• CAN CASSIUS BE A WOMAN? 2008-03-28 · 3 comments
• TELLER AND THE JELLY DOUGHNUT. 2008-03-20 · 3 comments
• FRANK RAMSEY ON MAN. 2008-03-10
• SAMUEL BECKETT ON MAN. 2008-03-09
• FRANK RAMSEY ON SILENCE AND WORDS (COMMENT). 2008-03-08
• A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF BLOOD. 2008-03-07
• BLOOD AND SHAKESPEARE. 2008-03-06
• THE PROBLEM OF BLOOD (COMMENT). 2008-03-05

February 2008

• THE GREAT GATSBY AND THE AMERICAN DREAM. 2008-02-26 · 2 comments
• MEANINGLESS DRAMA. 2008-02-23
• IS ALBEE AN ABSURDIST? SHOULD HE BE? 2008-02-22
• CHOOSING WORDS–STOPPARD AND THE CRICKET BAT. 2008-02-21
• LEARNING SHAKESPEARE’S LINES. 2008-02-19 · 2 comments
• CAN PROUST BE ABRIDGED? 2008-02-19 · 2 comments
• DID PROUST CHANGE MY LIFE? 2008-02-18
• WHY DO YOU LIKE YOUR FAVORITE PAINTINGS? 2008-02-16
• TOLKIEN AS AUDEN’S TOUCHSTONE. 2008-02-16
• COMPARING DOCTOROW’S WAKEFIELD TO HAWTHORNE’S WAKEFIELD (SPOILER ALERT). 2008-02-11 · 1 comment
• “NEVER EAT AT A PLACE CALLED MOM’S…” 2008-02-02

January 2008

• WIDE SARGASSO SEA. 2008-01-28
• JEAN RHYS. 2008-01-28 · 1 comment
• ON NOT READING KING LEAR. 2008-01-27
• WHY GARFUNKEL IS RIGHT TO READ THE CLASSICS. 2008-01-27 · 3 comments
• HAWTHORNE’S “WAKEFIELD”—THE MORAL. 2008-01-19
• HAWTHORNE’S WAKEFIELD. 2008-01-19
• “WAKEFIELD”– DOCTOROW AND HAWTHORNE. 2008-01-18
• A FAIRY TALE AND A NEW YORK AUDIENCE. 2008-01-07
• “SHAKESPEAREAN, BUT ONLY INTERMITTENTLY HUMAN.” 2008-01-07
• CYMBELINE AND ITS ENEMIES. 2008-01-06
• A FRIEND FOR CYMBELINE. 2008-01-06
• CHECKING OFF SHAKESPEARE PLAYS. 2008-01-05 · 11 comments

December 2007

• STOPPARD AND THE FALL OF THE IRON CURTAIN. 2007-12-28
• SHAKESPEARE AND NEUROSCIENCE. 2007-12-27
• IN PRAISE OF SCROOGE. 2007-12-26
• BASEBALL AND FICTION WRITERS. 2007-12-09
• MOBY-DICK AND CAREFUL EDITING. 2007-12-04 · 2 comments
• TOLSTOY AND GOOD WRITING. 2007-12-03 · 1 comment
• THE NEW YORKER AND CAREFUL EDITING. 2007-12-03

November 2007

• NANOWRIMO. 2007-11-30
• STANDUP, PUSH-PIN AND ART–THE MORE THE MERRIER. 2007-11-26
• CLASSIC, ROMANTIC AND STANDUP. 2007-11-26 · 1 comment
• REBELLIOUS STANDUP COMEDIANS. 2007-11-25

October 2007

• ALICE BRADLEY AND GENDER. 2007-10-16

September 2007

• TWO WAYS OF THINKING ABOUT SHAKESPEARE AS A BLACK SWAN (COMMENT). 2007-09-28
• LOOKING AT WHERE WRITERS WRITE. 2007-09-24
• WHERE WRITERS WRITE. 2007-09-23 · 1 comment
• AN ADDITIONAL EPILOGUE TO THE LORD OF THE RINGS? (POSSIBLE SPOILER). 2007-09-20
• THE LAST LINE OF THE LORD OF THE RINGS (POSSIBLE SPOILER). 2007-09-19
• SHAKESPEARE WAS A BLACK SWAN (COMMENT). 2007-09-16 · 7 comments

August 2007

• LOVE-STRUCK SHEPHERDS. 2007-08-29
• THE SECOND FAVORITE SHORT STORY. 2007-08-27
• SCOTT FITZGERALD’S LIFE. 2007-08-27

July 2007

• A RAISIN IN THE SUN—ALMOST FIFTY YEARS LATER. 2007-07-30
• ROWLING FOR NOBEL PRIZE? 2007-07-24 · 2 comments
• THE COMEDY OF ERRORS– “TWINS, MARRIAGE AND IDENTITY.” 2007-07-06 · 2 comments
• SHOULD THERE BE A DANCE AT THE END OF MERCHANT OF VENICE? 2007-07-02

June 2007

• A JIG AT THE END OF THE TRAGEDY. 2007-06-15
• THE CLOCK IS UP. 2007-06-14
• DID SHAKESPEARE LOVE HIS WIFE? 2007-06-10 · 3 comments
• SHAKESPEARE SEASON. 2007-06-09 · 2 comments
• PHIL RIZZUTO. 2007-06-04

May 2007

• ALL LIFE STORIES ARE INTERESTING. 2007-05-23 · 2 comments
• THE NEW YORK SOCIAL HIERARCHY. 2007-05-12 · 3 comments

April 2007

• BITTEROSITY REVISITED. 2007-04-07 · 2 comments

February 2007

• MENTAL ILLNESS OR PHYSICAL ILLNESS? 2007-02-28 · 1 comment
• CRITICS AND BITTEROSITY. 2007-02-27
• HOMAGE TO CATALONIA REVISITED. 2007-02-25
• SNARKY POEMS (COMMENT). 2007-02-23
• TEARS ARE ROUND, THE SEA IS DEEP. 2007-02-22 · 3 comments
• T.S. ELIOT— EX-MID 2007-02-08

January 2007

• PROUST AND NEUROSCIENCE BY AN EXPERT. 2007-01-26
• BERTRAND RUSSELL WAS A BAD MAN. 2007-01-20

December 2006

• HEMINGWAY AND FEMINISM. 2006-12-28 · 1 comment

November 2006

• CONTEMPT FOR THE BOURGEOIS 2006-11-27