Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Medea
by Lucius Annaeus Seneca (aka Seneca the Younger)
translation by Frank Justus Miller
The free translation I used is on Project Gutenberg:
gutenberg.org/ebooks/57999
THE HOT QUOTE FROM THE BRITISH LIBRARY:
(bl.uk/collection-items/seneca-his-ten-tragedies-1581)
"The centrality of Seneca to English tragedy of the period is felt when Polonius singles out the Roman playwright in his description of the travelling players: ‘Seneca cannot be too heavy’ (Hamlet, 2.2.400)."
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Shaketube 2020 is coming! My favourite booktube event of the year. Here are the hosts and their announcement videos:
Lukas from Totally Pretentious:
youtu.be/-VZwgzMR2mA
Steve Donoghue:
youtu.be/QbtmVDyopWU
Rainey from Rainey Day Reads:
youtu.be/cej2rExrJU4
Jason from Old Blue's Chapter and Verse"
youtu.be/teeJf0ydwkY
(Video #335)
Medea
by Lucius Annaeus Seneca (aka Seneca the Younger)
translation by Frank Justus Miller
The free translation I used is on Project Gutenberg:
gutenberg.org/ebooks/57999
THE HOT QUOTE FROM THE BRITISH LIBRARY:
(bl.uk/collection-items/seneca-his-ten-tragedies-1581)
"The centrality of Seneca to English tragedy of the period is felt when Polonius singles out the Roman playwright in his description of the travelling players: ‘Seneca cannot be too heavy’ (Hamlet, 2.2.400)."
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Shaketube 2020 is coming! My favourite booktube event of the year. Here are the hosts and their announcement videos:
Lukas from Totally Pretentious:
youtu.be/-VZwgzMR2mA
Steve Donoghue:
youtu.be/QbtmVDyopWU
Rainey from Rainey Day Reads:
youtu.be/cej2rExrJU4
Jason from Old Blue's Chapter and Verse"
youtu.be/teeJf0ydwkY
(Video #335)
![Monday Reads, August 16, 2021
Monday Reads, August 15, 2021
Books Mentioned:
Gullivers Travels
(or, Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World. In Four Parts. By Lemuel Gulliver, First a Surgeon, and then a Captain of Several Ships)
Jonathan Swift
1726
(four years away from the big 300th anniversary!)
Jonathan Swift: His Life and His World - Leo Damrosch: May 14, 2014
https://youtu.be/vfQ992lh7Cg
H.M.S. Surprise
(Aubrey-Maturin #3)
Patrick O’Brian
1973
Feel Free
Zadie Smith
2018
Better Living Through Criticism:
How to Think About Art, Pleasure, Beauty, and Truth
A.O. Scott
2016
The Moonshine Wars
Elmore Leonard
1969
The Man From Glengarry
Ralph Connor (Reverend Charles Gordon)
1901
I’ll be listening to the Librivox version, which sounds excellent, narrated by Bruce Pirie:
https://librivox.org/the-man-from-glengarry-by-ralph-connor/
Shawn the Maniac’s background video on the novel:
https://youtu.be/fHwWCxW96B0
He will be reading it with The CodeX Cantina (Una and Krypto) and discussing the book in a couple of weeks in a Zoom chat on their channel.
https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCodeXCantina
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Shaketember 2021!!!
Join Lukas, Jason, Rainey and Steve as they bring a full month of discussion about Shakespeare in the month of September!
@Old Blues Chapter and Verse
@A Cruel Readers Thesis
@Steve Donoghue
@Rainey Day Reads
Check out their announcement videos on their channel. Each will be hosting a Zoom discussion of a different play throughout the month of September.
9/4: Othello (on Jason’s [Old Blue’s] channel)
9/11: The Tempest (on Raineys channel)
9/18: Henry IV Part 1 (on predictably Steves channel)
9/25: The Winters Tale (on Lukass [ACR’sT] channel)
Ive turned off my comments (at least for a little while). The comments Ive gotten in the past are great. Im just neurotic guy and have been stressed over keeping up my end. Want to hear more? Check out this video:
https://youtu.be/9lg2c0f-doo
(Video 427) Monday Reads, August 16, 2021](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lc4NIiLznIk/mqdefault.jpg)



![Thursday - Year End - Reads, 2020
Books Mentioned:
Dark Sun (Between Earth & Sky #1)
by Rebecca Roanhorse
2020
Trail of Lightning (Sixth World #1)
by Rebecca Roanhorse
2018
The West Beyond the West: A History of British Columbia
by Jean Barman
1991, revised 1996
The Little Stranger
by Sarah Waters
2009
From Wikipedia, referring to the controversy that resulted with the publishing of Trail of Lightning:
At some point in 2018, when the complaints of cultural appropriation surfaced, references to the Ohkay Owingeh were removed from her official website;[4] Roanhorse believes her mother’s family descended from Ohkay Owingeh people but is “trying to be more careful about how she discusses it.
Various articles on the controversy, if you are interested.
https://indiancountrytoday.com/opinion/trail-of-lightning-is-an-appropriation-of-din%C3%A9-cultural-beliefs-4tvSMvEfNE-i7AE10W7nQg
https://www.indianz.com/News/2020/06/24/the-elizabeth-warren-of-the-scifi-set-au.asp
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-dangers-of-the-appropriation-critique/
https://blogs.uab.cat/saramartinalegre/2019/11/11/the-complex-case-of-cultural-appropriation-with-thoughts-on-the-native-american-case/
https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2018/08/concerns-about-roanhorses-trail-of.html
(Video #359) Thursday - Year End - Reads, 2020](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oZBQiFTdAvI/mqdefault.jpg)





