• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• Games for health UK conference at Coventry University

• The making of intellectual superstars

• Video blogging your journal articles

• Warwick Oral History Network Seminar

• The many ways to be a ‘gray-A’

• Can we visually represent theory?

• Digital Sociology events at #BritSoc14

• Perhaps unsurprisingly Social Media for Academics is proving much more fun to write than my PhD was….

• A glossary of critical realist terminology

• Cycles to Gehenna

• The Psychosocial Imagination

• The academic blogosphere, scholarly craft and the end of ‘pluralistic ignorance’

• How many online accounts do you have?

• In defence of ontology

• What is progress in social theory?

• Foucauldian analysis and the mystification of elites

• Griselda Pollock, “Is Feminism a Bad Memory or a Virtual Future?”, Warwick, May 12

• The Faux Underdogs of the Digital Economy

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 2)

• Bourdieu meets Marx, Gramsci, Fanon, Freire, Beauvoir and Mills (in Burawoy’s imagination)

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 1)

• The Semiotics of Academic E-mail Signatures

• Caring in Crisis? Communications and Public Reactions to Humanitarian Crises and International Development Causes

• “I told ’em you will grow to be something tenacious and exalted, you are mighty, you are gracious, you are lauded”

• PhD Workshop: What’s the Point of Ontology?

• Why you should blog and tweet about your research

• The Importance of Disappointment

• An Invitation to DIY Sociology #1

• Women’s Spaces and Feminist Politics: one day conference at QMUL

• The Privacy of Public Sociology

• Cats vs racoons

• Academic scribes, their writing and their unsociability

• Stuart Hall BSA Conf Event 24 April

• AGender: A Conference about Female and Transgender Masculinities

• Social Media in Social Research conference, London

• Man Walks Out Of Question Time Studio Over Immigration Row

• The creepy realisation that I got lured back into facebook

• Improvisation in academic life

• Nigel Thrift and Steven Koonin discuss urban science and big data

• David Jay on the “head clicky thing” that happens when non-asexuals suddenly understand asexuality

• BSA Seminar ‘Masculinities, Adaptation and Difference’ – deadline extended

• Older Care Home Residents and Sexuality/Intimacy.

• The politics of austerity

• Networks of Outrage and Hope: Social Movements in the Internet Age

• The Phenomenology of Reading and the Rhetoric of Theorists

• The greatest tweet I have ever seen

• Reframing the ‘self’: personal identity, social identity, self-concept and self-presentation

• Stuart Hall BSA Conf Event 24 April

• CfP: Love and Relationships in the Media

• Review of punk sociology

• Allen Ginsberg reading Howl, with music by the Kronos Quartet

• Jack Kerouac on Resonance and Subjectivity

• Disability Conferences: Prostheses and patenting, “crip displacements”, and disability sport

• The Asexuals Project

• Scroobius Pip the storyteller

• Asexuality World Festival 2014

• Situated Actions and Vocabularies of Motive

• Social Theory and Intellectual Translation

• Mobile apps for qualitative research, or, the app that never was

• Is the state shrinking? Yes, even if John Redwood says it isn’t

• Identity, experience and meta-categories in social theory

• The Causal Power of Ideas

• CfP: What are conferences for? The Political economy of academic events

• A cat and a dolphin learn to interact

• Lots of free stuff from the Journal of Critical Realism

• Big Data & Society now open for submissions

• After Kinsey: (Re)Theorising Sexuality afnd Gender in a ‘Post-Closet’ Context

• The Asexual Story Project is live!

• Dear apple – can I have the space back on my ipad? Thanks

• Austerity comes to the Ukraine

• Call for papers – Moments of rupture: Event and negativity in modern thought

• Dr House successfully disproves asexuality, wins $100

• The dangers of the Kindle: attentive reading vs mining for ideas

• How to be a blogger without having your own blog

• Patrick Dunleavy on the Republic of Blogs

• And almost six years later it was finished…

• Asexuality and Sexual Normativity: An Anthology (20% discount)

• “Am I living my life right? As an INTP”

• Groups: Challenges for Contemporary Political Philosophy

• The Myth of Human Progress and the Collapse of Complex Societies

• Attila the Stockbroker on Bob Crow

• Only Lovers Left Alive, or what is it like to be a meta-reflexive vampire?

• Porn Studies is Released

• God in the Quad

• The Epistemology of Civilizational Collapse

• Road to Joy

• Wilhelm Reich’s 6 Rules for Creative Sanity

• Lacuna – new magazine on human rights

• Trying to “evade the academic literature”

• “Struggle to sketch the flow that already exists intact in mind”: Jack Kerouac, creativity and academic writing

• Richard Dawkins, Twitter and the dangers of thinking aloud

• Why Medium could change academic blogging

• Tony Benn – The issue is Thatcher

• Max Weber, Markets and Economic Sociology – May 7th by @nicksig1971 @sociowarwick

• The ‘creative confusion’ of the near to completion PhD student (part 3)

• PhD Comics: Les (Really) Miserables – “I Dreamed a Dream”

• Sociology and Attentiveness

• The Ontology of Human Relations and Biographical Entanglement (CC @TGJBrock)

• Dear Twitter: can you suggest ways to digitally enhance conferences?