Poca favilla gran fiamma seconda
Having recently rediscovered my postings on the Stirling Behavourial Science Blog, I am finding some interesting (well, to me anyway) posts I wrote and totally forgot. Such as this: Clive…
Originally posted on A Medical Education:
This is a post I wrote on the Economics, Psychology, Policy blog, which I got involved with via rather tangential links with the UCD…
At first he had been wild with loathing of his new life, but in four years it had become part of him, so that whether he hated or loved it…
So he sat, watching the armies of sparks that wandered through the fire. He spoke sometimes, but not to Father Adam. ‘Yet it still stands.’ Then he moaned and rocked…
2016 was a pretty lean year for me as far as actually writing fiction went. Indeed, there is little to update compared to a year ago. However, as well as the recent…
In today’s FT weekend there is an interesting column by Janan Ganesh (who I previously featured on this blog) on how, given our times are in so many ways disconnected…
“To those who never have a book dedicated to them.”
Steven Greydanus, “What we lose when ‘Stars Wars’ goes to the dark side”, National Catholic Register 28/12/16 When Star Wars goes to the dark side, a generation raised on Marvel…
Séamus Sweeney 