Issue No. 13

Submissions for the Winter 2026 Quarterly have closed, and the contents of our founding issue are now settled. Twelve pieces will appear in print in early 2027:

1. Holly Mia Garside, “Cultivating Desire: Human Nature and the Natural World in Medieval Literature” 2. Elliot Crenol, “‘High-Minded’ in a Hegemony: Sustaining Matriarchy in Sons and Lovers and A Raisin in the Sun” 3. Edward Clark, “Was John Ruskin Fair to Reject Early Christian Socialism Given His Own Beliefs?” 4. Archie Duke, “Birds in Roman Mythology: The Case of Romulus and Remus’ Vultures, the Capitoline Geese, and Pulcher’s Sacred Chickens” 5. Denis Riley Morine, “Swan Song of Delphi: Speaking Water, Silenced Voices” 6. Ishanvi Gunnowree, “The Oriental Woman in the Harem: Melling and Eviner” 7. Alex Boyd, “Vocabulary as a Vehicle for Meaning in Saint Erkenwald and In a Thestri Stude Y Stod” 8. Yoana Nikolova, “Written to Belong: Genre and the Greek Colonial Imagination” 9. Gabriel Ward, “Fortifying Idealism: R. G. Collingwood and Michael Oakeshott on Historical Understanding” 10. Aneirin Sprake-Harris, “The Swell” 11. Joseph Fleming, “Moral Economy and Selective Intervention: Responses to Unemployment and Industrial Strategy in Derbyshire in the Thatcher Era” 12. Jacob Benjamin Haddo, “In the Beginning Was the Logos: How Stoic Is the Prologue of John?”

Our thanks to everyone who submitted. Below are four pieces from last week.

Hector Hallett, Founder & Editor-in-Chief