Jeremy Millar

It also goes the distance

And death is a black camel that kneels down so we can ride

Eric ten Hag just drove past me #LondonLife #BrightLights

We're now open for fiction, nonfiction and experimental submissions at Minor Literature[s] for the month of August.

For essays see details here:
oleada.io/publication/...

An image of the front page of the article with a weird distorted phot of some flowers.

I have a new article out in the Chartered College of Teaching journal Impact, called ‘Embedding AI in education: A critique’. Here I make five main points, which I will helpfully plop in this thread for those without access or time to read it.

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A sheet of A4 card on which are painted, in red, green, and black paint, anagrams of the name of an organisation which has ludicrously been banned in the UK.

Thank you to @alecfinlay.bsky.social for making these anagrams

Home - Universities of Sanctuary We are a national network of university staff, lecturers, academics and students. Together we are working to make Higher Education institutions places of safety, solidarity and empowerment for people ...

If you want your university to work towards becoming a sanctuary institution, you can read about the scheme here

also open for essays and experimental texts ....

"Functionalist dreamscape or post-modern eyesore?"

You're invited: This Book is about a House Wednesday 13 August 6.30pm – 9.30pm London Hospital Tavern 176 Whitechapel Road London E1 1BJ Join us upstairs in The Mosaic Bar for a night of drinks and readings

If you're free Wednesday evening next week, and want to hear some readings on The Cosmic House, then please come along

A contemporary print showing Marie Antionette's execution on 16 October 1793.

Fischli and Weiss: The Way Things Go | Afterall Afterall is a research and publishing organisation that focuses its research activities on the value of contemporary art and its relation to wider society.

Available in all good bookshops

Might have to update my book on Fischli and Weiss

Yes, I do hyphenate.

A photograph of a bed of nails

The fact that ai art and writing programs are built on stolen work really seems to be fading from the discussion even amongst artists and writers, which is a bit shit.

Emily Dickinson’s Herbarium: A Beautiful Digital Edition of the Poet’s Pressed Plants & Flowers Is Now Online So many writers have been gardeners and have written about gardens that it might be easier to make a list of those who didn’t. But even in this crowded company, Emily Dickinson stands out.

Emily Dickinson’s Herbarium: A Beautiful Digital Edition of the Poet’s Pressed Plants & Flowers Is Now Online

For health and life insurance during a cricket match? I suspect I’m *exactly* their target audience.

I prefer charming- memorable.

Oh they’re awful. I don’t understand why a brand wants to associate itself with a character which is objectively annoying.

If there’s a silver lining to the end of this series it’s not having to endure any more of those awful Vitality insurance adverts.

Totally relaxed here. Everywhere a hammock.

Don’t worry it’s bound not to happen 😬

Woakes comes in to hit the winning run, one-handed?

Oh fuck

Might’ve had something in my eye when Root put in the headband

Cricket, bloody hell

Photograph of Bungle, the bear from the kids’ TV programme Rainbow, peering out from behind a pillar and pointing.