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Peter Stothard

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Classicist. HORACE, Poet on a Volcano out from Yale in May. CRASSUS, The First Tycoon. THE LAST ASSASSIN, ALEXANDRIA, Former Editor of The Times and TLS

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'Vivid, informative and probing' is the verdict of the great King's London Latin professor, William Fitzgerald, of my Horace, Poet on a Volcano. 'A style out of Tacitus by way of Ronald Syme'. I'll proudly settle for that. Yale University Press London šŸ“– Yale University Press the-tls.com/classics/horac…

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A "gory, gripping story of an ex-slave’s son who became a war poet in the twilight of the Roman Republic and a courtier in the empire of Augustus."—Dominic Green, Wall Street Journal on Peter Stothard's HoraceĀ  wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

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ā€˜Horace’ Review: An Ode to the Poet - WSJ / ⁦Dominic Green⁩ reviews ⁦Peter Stothard⁩, my first boss in journalism wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

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The most powerful African in history. From the wonderful books pages of The Spectator today. Horoscopes and horror – the reign of Septimius Severus spectator.co.uk/article/horosc…

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Thanks to John Broadley, famed in Soho for the quovadis interiors, for another adventure in Latin in the new NYRB, catching perfectly the fears explained in a long review of books by me and ⁦mary beard⁩

Thanks to John Broadley, famed in Soho for the <a href="/quovadis/">quovadis</a> interiors, for another adventure in Latin in the new NYRB, catching perfectly the fears explained in a long review of books by me and ⁦<a href="/wmarybeard/">mary beard</a>⁩
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'Pert, canny and enchanting': The Critic’s Notebook on my Horace in the New Criterion. Thanks for all that. Does 'pert' in US English mean sexy, bold, sassy or what? Not so common on the British side of the Atlantic these days. Yale University Press Yale University Press London šŸ“– newcriterion.com/dispatch/the-c…

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A south-east Irish morning before the ⁦⁦⁦Write by the Sea⁩ festival in Wexford. A bit of writing by the sea would be very useful right now. Looking forward to coming back. ⁦Yale University Press⁩

A south-east Irish morning before the ⁦⁦⁦<a href="/WritebytheSea/">Write by the Sea</a>⁩ festival in Wexford. A bit of writing by the sea would be very useful right now. Looking forward to coming back. ⁦<a href="/yalepress/">Yale University Press</a>⁩
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John Le Carre’s tribute to the old owl wisdom of Somerset Maugham, a predecessor in turning spywork into art. From Tradecraft, a seriously intelligent exhibition of items from Le Carre’s newly catalogued archive at the Bodleian in Oxford ⁦Bodleian Libraries⁩

John Le Carre’s tribute to the old owl wisdom of Somerset Maugham, a predecessor in turning spywork into art. From Tradecraft, a seriously intelligent exhibition of items from Le Carre’s newly catalogued archive at the Bodleian in Oxford ⁦<a href="/bodleianlibs/">Bodleian Libraries</a>⁩
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Boy. John Le Carre, Alec Guinness and Le Carre’s son, now the novelist Nick Harkaway, on set on Hampstead Heath by the dead letter tree. From Tradecraft, the seriously intelligent exhibition from Le Carre’s newly catalogued archive. ⁦Bodleian Libraries⁩

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Boy. John Le Carre, Alec Guinness and Le Carre’s son, now the novelist Nick Harkaway, on set on Hampstead Heath by the dead letter tree. From Tradecraft, the seriously intelligent exhibition from Le Carre’s newly catalogued archive. ⁦<a href="/bodleianlibs/">Bodleian Libraries</a>⁩