Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

Writer, mother, and Jane Austen enthusiast. Words: @Spectator_LIFE @TheCriticMag @publicdiscourse @plough @seenunseenmag @FairerSexFD beatricescudeler.weebly.com Oxford, England Joined May 2022

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The Critic @TheCriticMag

5 days ago

Our October issue's on newsstands next Thursday but subscribers get it first! With @RobDotHutton @HJoyceGender @PaddyGalbraith @sarahditum @verdur_in "Hendo" @beatrixscudeler Boris Starling @djtaylorwriter Marian Boswall @HenryGJeffreys & @AdeTinniswood thecritic.imbmsubscriptions.com

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

3 weeks ago

Earlier this week, I wrote about my favourite Bronte sister for @Plough. Read below 👇🏼

Plough Quarterly @Plough

3 weeks ago

Earlier this week, I wrote about my favourite Bronte sister for @Plough. Read below 👇🏼

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

3 weeks ago

Yeah so the trailer for this put me off my breakfast.

Film Updates @FilmUpdates

3 weeks ago

Yeah so the trailer for this put me off my breakfast.

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Today is the anniversary of Tolkien’s death. Fortunately … “There is a place called ‘heaven' where the good here unfinished is completed; and where the stories unwritten, and the hopes unfulfilled, are continued. We may laugh together yet…” (Tolkien, Letter 45).

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

'My commonplace book is a healthy mix of St. John Henry Newman and Michael Scott'. Entirely agree with @tsh except for me it's probably a mix of Dorothy Sayers and Leslie Knope 🤣

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

Very pleased to have visited @BookcaseCrlisle in Carlisle yesterday.

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

Let's be clear: no parent can ever entirely shield their child from pain. Selling people the dream that they can do so - even shaming parents who don't fall for it, as Orchid does - is repugnant.

Noor Siddiqui @noor_siddiqui_

a month ago

Let's be clear: no parent can ever entirely shield their child from pain. Selling people the dream that they can do so - even shaming parents who don't fall for it, as Orchid does - is repugnant.

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

Technology is changing the way we approach art. Read more of my thoughts for @TheCriticMag below 👇🏼

The Critic @TheCriticMag

a month ago

Technology is changing the way we approach art. Read more of my thoughts for @TheCriticMag below 👇🏼

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The Critic @TheCriticMag

a month ago

“You’d be forgiven for wondering whether Netflix ran its algorithm magic and asked AI to write a script with all the trends” — @beatrixscudeler is unimpressed by “My Oxford Year” thecritic.co.uk/a-series-of-dr…

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

What's the point of getting a literature degree if you can't criticize bad storytelling? Today for @TheCriticMag, I review the new Netflix film My Oxford Year, arguing that its obsession with clichés is a symptom of the microtrendification of fiction.

The Critic @TheCriticMag

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Beatrice Scudeler @beatrixscudeler

a month ago

Baked enough cheesecakes for a formal dinner for 20 people the other day. A nice distraction from my usual job of ranting about how horribke everything is in the world. Seriously considering catering as a side hustle...

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Public Discourse @PublicDiscourse

2 months ago

It's been an excellent week here at Public Discourse with our Advice for the 20s series. Rev. Peter Ryan closed out the series with his insightful discussion of vocation as a tradeoff between multiple different goods. He writes: "[C]ooperating with God’s plan comes at a cost.…