Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

Hi, I’m Greig — welcome! Here you’ll find sharp writing, creative ideas, and standout resources for teaching, thinking, making, and dreaming in the middle and high school ELA and Humanities classroom (Grades 6–12).

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31.5.10

Short Story: "Secret Incognito" (A Piece of Stones of Erasmus Juvenilia)

"Secret Incognito" is a short story by Greig Roselli (© 1996) A YOUNG BOY DECIDED TO ENTER A FIELD. Stone monoliths soare...

30.5.10

Repost: Why We're All Glad English Carries Gender Type Information

Photo by JW on Unsplash A repost from NPR by Jessica Love of a story about grammar - when gender sometimes matters in language. ...

Seven Exciting Interview Questions for David Gordon Green

In this post, I imagine an interview with the film director David Gordon Green. David Gordon Green, American Film Director, and Producer ...

Why A Running Car is Sexy (with Apologies to J.G. Ballard)

Please excuse me if I find a running car sexy, especially if it's dirty and used, coke cans scattered across the dash, spilled on rotten...

29.5.10

How Five-Year Olds See Adults Who Try to Talk At Their Level

27.5.10

Movie Review: World's Greatest Dad

Read a movie review by Greig Roselli about Bobcat Goldwaithe's dark comedy World's Greatest Dad (2009) . Two scenes are striking...

26.5.10

"The Dispute": Flash Fiction

Two dudes fight about what's better, bikes or boards. BMXers are better for sure. Nah. I say, skaters. BMX is an art. Skat...

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