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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30.1.12

Photographer's Lens: 7 Train Yard

7 train yard in Corona Park, Queens Image: Patrick X. Liu If you take the 7 train line towards Flushing, get off at the Mets/Willet...

24.1.12

Quote on Laziness by Alfred E. Neuman (from Mad Magazine)

In this post, I present a quote on laziness by the king of satire himself Alfred E. Neuman . "Most people are so lazy, they don...

19.1.12

Aesthetic Thursday: Two Handsome Models Read Books Together

Two models seated side by side read books in silence. Ain't that amazing?! Charlie France, Models Reading The model on the left is r...

9.1.12

45th Street New York City Subway Station — Sunset Park, Brooklyn

I live along the BMT Fourth Avenue Line in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, three blocks from the Forty-Fifth Street Station. Th...

2.1.12

What Happens When I Read Novels (Inspired by Reading and Proust and Freud)

When I read novels I do not see images when I read. I may see an image emerge in my mind’s eye after the reading has been done, but duri...

1.1.12

Books I Remember Reading in 2011

I didn't keep an official list for 2011, but here is what I recalled from my fragmentary mental database. Also listed is my best and ho...

Proust, the Photograph, and Chance in Literature

Involuntary memory is a chance happening precipitated by an object Voluntary and Involuntary Memories For Proust, time stands sti...

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