Lithub om milliardærer som litterære figurer: “Let us say that the billionaire, or his acolytes in the two comma club, attends decadent ages. He’s distinctly a new money creature, appearing after the identification of capitalism and Marxism as economic structures. Why? Because he’s not just rich. Nor is he privileged by divine right, like a land-owning Englishman in 1813. Intrinsic to the billionaire’s project is an inability to stop at “enough.” Greed is good and more is more for this cat.” – https://lithub.com/a-literary-history-of-the-billionaire-villain-or-buffoon-or-both/

Undertegnede andetsteds: Med ferien for døren er der én rejsedestination, der er åben for os alle – som ikke belaster miljøet, ikke koster en formue og alligevel åbner verden for den rejsende. Det er naturligvis fremtiden, og vi bevæger os alle imod den et sekund ad gangen. Men hvad venter derude, når rejsen er overstået? – https://horsensbibliotek.dk/artikler/bogtips/5-feriedestinationer-du-kun-finder-i-fremtiden

Der er lige kommet en nyoversættelse af Beowulf på dansk (af Sophus Helle). Gad vide, hvordan han oversætter starten?: “But what is that first word, the one that would eventually become modern English ‘what’?” – https://www.medievalists.net/2025/07/hwaet-beowulf-opening-line/