Monday, November 2, 2026

Some Monday Readings - Nov. 2, 2026

  


Some November Murders – Jeremy Black at The Critic Magazine.

 

‘Thought to be lost forever’: After 2,000 years, a library buried by Pompeii’s eruption is finally revealing its secrets – Tom Howarth at BBC Science Focus.

 

Inheriting Wendell Berry – Willis Jenkins at The Hedgehog Review.

 

G.K. Chesterton’s Nightmare: The Man Who Was Thursday – Jordan Poss at Miller’s Book Review.

 

The Contrarian’s Guide to Reading the Classics – K.S. Bernstein at Apple Blossoms in a Mournful Wood.

 

On the Naming of Death – Andrew Roycroft at New Grub Street.

 

Weather Photographer of the Year 2026 Shortlist – Royal Meteorological Society.

 

Great Maze Pond and Guy’s Hospital – A London Inheritance.

 

Photograph: Guy’s Hospital, London, via Wikipedia.

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