Five Things: DEI, Poem, Memoir, Library, Anti-Semitism, and Street Thugs

5 months ago

One Last week IntrepidEd News published another of my pieces. This one is about how schools are on the front…

In Defense of Intersectionality

5 months ago

I wrote this primarily as a way to sort my ideas out. Feel free to skip. However do take a…

Intersectional Lunacy and Knee-Jerk Nonsense

5 months ago

 A bunch of angry shouty men showed up to protest the Standing for Women  Let Women Speak event in Leeds…

The Art Bombing World of the Cat

5 months ago

It's been a bit quiet on the R and R front this Fall but I've not been entirely idle. I…

Personal Update. And Breaking News

8 months ago

My Wittgenstein project has entered a fallow phase but it is merely on furlough for a while and will be…

The Ladder and the Beetle

9 months ago

I'm launched on a Wittgenstein project. I thought it was about time I knew more about him and his work…

On the Seashore of Endless Worlds

9 months ago

In 1913, the Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to the Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore "because of his profoundly sensitive,…

Guilty as Charged

9 months ago

Long ago, but not so far away, but decades before DEI rebranded itself as Divide, Exclude, and Intrude I too…

Haughty Indifference and Artificial Intelligence

10 months ago

A long time ago I studied Christopher Marlowe's play Edward II as a set text for "A" level. As was…

The Corner That Held Them

11 months ago

On 14 June 1940, Paris fell to the German Army. The British author Sylvia Townsend Warner wrote in her diary.…