I’ve always been much more of a cat person than a dog person; no offence to the memory of dear old Bailey the neurotic greyhound, or to the various dogs of family members and neighbours, but it’s cats that I can’t imagine living without. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘cats’
BE MORE CAT
Posted in Musings, tagged academia, cats, higher education on February 24, 2018| 1 Comment »
New Adventures in Stealth Marketing
Posted in Research in Progress, tagged cats, history, reception, Thucydides on January 24, 2014| Leave a Comment »
It has been suggested that I might have made more of the publication of my new book on Thucydides’ reception in modern historiography (available from I.B. Tauris) than bury it in a post on other things. So, here is a picture of the book, alongside a cute cat, on the principle that this might just turn viral. But probably not; Bertie looks suitably affronted that he isn’t mentioned in the acknowledgements, but it’s nothing compared with this portrait of magnificent indifference to academic achievement from one of the cats of my colleague Chris Brooke…
