2026
- 29 May Bees: A Close-Read 29 May, 2026 Studying Rae Armantrout’s exploration of mortality and language
- 11 March Paralytic: Dissecting Ariel #7 11 March, 2026 A subversion on the Plathian speaker's typical apathy
- 4 March The Immortal Writer 4 March, 2026 A quick read of Dickinson's 'A Book'
- 20 February Balloons: Dissecting Ariel #6 20 February, 2026 A surprisingly light-hearted look at the process of childhood.
- 14 February Where's My Moon?: a close-read 14 February, 2026 A poem on infancy and knowledge
- 6 February The Hanging of the Mouse: a close-read 6 February, 2026 Analysing one of Elizabeth Bishop's prose poems
- 17 January Poppies in July: Dissecting Ariel #5 17 January, 2026 A nature poem weaves two strong images together
- 9 January Kindness: Dissecting Ariel #4 9 January, 2026 A simple personifying image proves anything but.
- 3 January Contusion: Dissecting Ariel #3 3 January, 2026 Searching for depth in one of Plath’s more simple-looking poems.
2025
- 29 December Edge: Dissecting Ariel #2 29 December, 2025 Plath teaches us how to create and wield associations.
- 11 December Words: Dissecting Ariel #1 11 December, 2025 A poem which balances order and chaos instructively.
- 27 October Morning Song: dissecting Ariel #0 27 October, 2025 A quick close read of a fantastic collection-opener.
- 19 August Gorgeous nonsense: on Gertrude Stein 19 August, 2025 A brief exploration of Stein's perplexing work
- 1 July On artistic intent and interpretation 1 July, 2025 What happens to art when the artist puts down their pen?
- 24 May Favourite cognitive science texts 24 May, 2025 A summary of the texts I enjoyed, and why I enjoyed them.
- 21 May What is interesting? 21 May, 2025 A debut of Core Theory
- 17 May What even is a science of the mind, anyway? 17 May, 2025 A response to Adam Mastroianni's article on psychology paradigms
- 27 March Maths recap: Group Theory, Combinatorics and Graham's Number 27 March, 2025
- 22 March tag list 22 March, 2025 A breakdown of the tags used in the blog