It is that time of year ago when I review the past 12 months by looking at my blogposts. I
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ChatGPT, Macbeth, and me
Come what come may, Time and the hour runs through the roughest day Macbeth, Shakespeare Earlier this year (March, 2023), when I was preparing a lecture about ChatGPT, I asked it the
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So long Instagram, and thanks for all the pix
Last Friday, I was wandering around the National Gallery with a dear friend, when we walked by a room with
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Feeling normal at the Transplant Games
The other day, my shy daughter, Jasmine, came home from school, flustered, after having discussed some GCSE artwork she had
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Patriarchy in women’s circles
I love a good online course and as part of the latest one, Hagitude by Sharon Blackie – a supposed
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