Things I've enjoyed reading

I will organise this more, but I've enjoyed these.

• Insouciance (1928) by D.H. Lawrence.
• 'You have a nice country, I would like to be your son' (2012) by Bee Wilson.
• Price behavior in ancient Babylon (2001) by Peter Temin.
• I hate new year's day (1916) by Antonio Gramsci.
• Political arithmetic in eighteenth-century England (1996) by Julian Hoppit.
• Are exams getting easier? (2023) by Daisy Christodoulou.
• John F. Kennedy’s back (2017) by T. Glenn Pait and Justin T. Dowdy.
• The university poem (1926) by Vladimir Nabakov.
• A sermon preached at White-hall, on Easter day (1620) by Lancelot Andrewes.
• An enlarged heart (2003) by Cynthia Zarin.
• How Adolf Hitler reformed Whitehall (1985) by Peter Hennessy and Sir Douglas Hague.
• Falling out of love with America (2023) by Peter Hitchens.
• The old fools (1973) by Phillip Larkin.
• The female gaze (2025) by Mary Harrington.
• What did you expect? The banality of moon-talk (2005) by Steven Shapin.
• Lancelot Andrewes (1926) by T.S. Eliot.
• The analytical language of John Wilkins (1942) by Jorge Luis Borges.
• De Republica Anglorum: or history with the politics put back (1990) by Patrick Collinson.
• Making myself up (1990) by Hilary Mantel.
• The affliction (I) (1633) by George Herbert.