The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything
Jonn Elledge, Isabelle Roughol, Rhiannon Garth Jonesassorted nerdery from a man who should probably be doing something else
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I’m in France not checking the news, so here are some notes on the process that’s been consuming 80% of my brain of late. Also: a map of the 38 United States; and a brief etymological investigation.
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Book Club: Why do we imagine Ancient Rome in gleaming white?
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Rare interventions
This week: oh good, Tony Blair is back, huzzah! Also: how eccentrically located is your city hall; and what is “wet-bulb temperature” anyway?
Just out of curiosity, I did a quick search to find out when Tony Blair last made one of his “rar...
The Burnham-sceptic’s case for Andy Burnham
To the shock of my 2015 self, I’m rooting for the king of the north. Also this week: a way of visualising the ‘shape’ of a city; and some stations whose names write cheques they can’t
It is 2016. In the midst of a national crisis Britain i...
How Keir Starmer became Labour’s Theresa May. And Rishi Sunak. And Boris Johnson. And-
Is Britain really about to have its seventh prime minister in a decade? Also this week: some unwritten rules of English; and the parallel cities map.
In May 2021, following the disastrous Hartlepool by-election, a rumour went round that Ke...
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I am a medieval historian, writer, editor, and general nerd. My PhD is in early Islamic material culture and the shared traditions of Afro-Eurasia. I am the Editor of Medieval World magazine and my book, All Roads Lead to Rome, is out now!
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