2026-10-11 Aiming for downtime
2026-10-11 Last year I spent 506 hours answering emails. How I hope to do less of it this year.
2026-10-11 On informed consent and open licensing
2026-10-11 Today marks the publication of my eighth book: Warez: The Infrastructure and Aesthetics of Piracy
2026-10-11 On PhD vivas and being a supervisor
2026-10-11 On life, death, dignity, and Dignitas
2026-10-11 What if downloads are not actually non-rivalrous?
2026-10-11 My 2021 year in review
2026-10-11 What is the relationship between legal form, governance, and ethics?
2026-10-11 All ten of my books now are (or will be when published) open access
2026-10-11 Citing Pirate Artifacts
2026-10-11 Headless PDF printing in Chrome: when the standard timeout isn't enough
2026-10-11 The proliferation of business models for open-access books
2026-10-11 Why 'Lower Tier' Journals Might Contain Better Work
2026-10-11 Paper Thin: moving on to Chapter Four and seven propositions
2026-10-11 On programming/languages
2026-10-11 Replacing OpenVPN with Wireguard, including on Synology devices
2026-10-11 A Bibliography on "The Interesting"/"I'm Interested In"
2026-10-11 Thomas Pynchon, from S-Gerät to Y-Gerät
2026-10-11 Notes on Nicholas Gaskill's Chromographia: American Literature and the Modernization of Color
2026-10-11 Some incomplete notes on Les Encres noires au Moyen Âge
2026-10-11 Mesh on a budget: converting RBR50 to RBS50 units and using LBR20 for 4G fallback
2026-10-11 It's time we dropped Agamben
2026-10-11 Augar, The Humanities, Covid: Gazing into the Crystal Ball
2026-10-11 Abandoning restrictions should not mean abandoning the vulnerable. We need policies to help those who remain at risk.
2026-10-11 Thinking about UK Ph.D. examinations
2026-10-11 Birkbeck: The Oldest University English Department in the World? (and a new Oscar Wilde lecture at Birkbeck)
2026-10-11 On the Chromoclasm, the absence of colour, and notes towards a translation of Michel Pastoureau's ‘L’incolore n’existe Pas’
2026-10-11 When and why did paper become white and why was white paper so valued?
2026-10-11 What’s happening at the moment with open-access books?
2026-10-11 While the government introduces new freedom of speech rules at universities, the biggest threat to academic freedom remains their insistence on the financial destabilization of institutions
2026-10-11 cOAlition S endorsing Subscribe to Open is a great start. We need the same thinking about books from the beginning.
2026-10-11 An update on the reprint of my book
2026-10-11 Questions and Answers from UKSG on Opening the Future
2026-10-11 Moog Minitaur: the editor and exclusive USB lock
2026-10-11 Subscriptions for software and commodity fetishism
2026-10-11 How to fix a broken Crumar Bit99 synthesizer
2026-10-11 Shielding is being eased again. Here's why this is so frightening.
2026-10-11 OA books being reprinted under CC BY license
2026-10-11 The social network of the London Review of Books
2026-10-11 The Publisher's Association's impact assessment on OA is pretty much as you'd expect
2026-10-11 My resignation as an external examiner at the University of Leicester in the wake of proposed cuts to English
2026-10-11 The Open Library of Humanities and Brexit: VAT Position
2026-10-11 On healthcare economics and valuing lives
2026-10-11 How much optimism?
2026-10-11 On the costs of scholarly communications and the discourse of 'fairness'
2026-10-11 Attempted realistic observations on 2021
2026-10-11 Reading Peer Review is published today!
2026-10-11 I have submitted the Warez book
2026-10-11 Resolutions, and The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Parts of Academia

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