The Fortnightly from Julian Girdham
Julian GirdhamThe Fortnightly is about thinking, writing, reading, teaching & more. Every 2 weeks in the school term since 2016 - on Substack since 2024. Always free, but contributions are most welcome, and paid contributors will receive The Occasional, a close-cousin.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 212 | Subscribers | Read | juliangirdham.substack.com |
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Late summer update, 2025
The Fortnightly is back this time next week with its 190th edition, heading towards its 10th anniversary, and its 200th edition.
AI-IA (Artificial Intelligence-Induced Anxiety)
In Ireland, secondary teachers will be back at school shortly. There is a lot of talk about AI’s impact on our profession, especially given its relationship to our terminal Leaving Certificate exams.
The Occasional 9
Shannon Vallor & AI, Joseph O'Connor in Rome, Ferdia Lennon in Sicily, Barbara Everett on 'Hamlet', Tom Lehrer & Wernher von Braun, Mary Oliver on August, the power of extended reading, and much more.
The Occasional 8
James Shapiro, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Emma Smith on 'Macbeth', 'Jane Eyre', Robert Seethaler, Richard Flanagan, Sylvia Plath, short reviews (Donal Ryan, Deborah Levy, Vincenzo Latronico and more).
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