It was a stone building. It just didn’t work at all in certain parts of the building (where there were public seats)

Also it is pretty poor in my office at Loughborough Uni. I have a work laptop there so that’s okay but I have a personal Mac laptop I use a lot & that’s problematic

I was at Glasgow in the main building. Worked in cafes, not just outside (but still in the building). As an academic I’d normally think I’d be ok. As a side note, eduroam in teaching hospitals can be dire

It only works in certain university spaces — in the cafe, where I have to pay for something I don’t want — but not outside. Plus not always as full as I’d like or needed that day of many emails about a grant deadline

Alt text for those who need it. This is amazing.

My cat used to sit for hours and hours by a mole hill. It works. It’s just time consuming.

It’s all so needlessly cruel & disgusting.

For clarity, Brian's book is coming out in the new year, which is when I will finish writing mine.

My colleague Brian Jarvis will also be talking about his forthcoming book on Don DeLillo and the visual.