Arthur Wang

Excited to get to sit in on this workshop! Hopefully, @post45.bsky.social will get the opportunity to publish some articles that emerge from this P45DC event 🤩

CFP: The Data of Post45 Literature and Culture (Online Graduate Workshop) How has encroaching climate disaster impacted how the future is imagined in science fiction novels? What can a century of NYT bestsellers lists tell us about trends in mainstream publishing? And how c...

DEAR GRAD STUDENTS,

This March @post45data.bsky.social will be holding a free, online mini-workshop for grads working in the fields of contemporary literature and culture.

More info / abstract submission here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

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Black-and-white photograph of the Palacio de Lecumberri, which houses the General Archive of the Nation (AGN) in Mexico City, seen behind the bars of a fence.

NEW ARTICLE ALERT! In “Migrants Anonymous: The State-Sanctioned Archive Before and Beyond LOST CHILDREN ARCHIVE,” @dianafilarski.bsky.social explores naming and anonymity in two archives: Mexico City’s Archivo General de la Nación and Valeria Luiselli’s novel.

post45.org/2025/10/migr...

oh look the best graduate conference is back 👀

I'm belated in announcing this amazing new Post45 special issue dedicated to the work of emerging scholars--check it out!

New York Nouveau | Stanford University Press Postwar French writers were at the vanguard of global literary innovation—from the experimental minimalism of the Nouveau Roman to the literary games of the OuLiPo—but less often appreciated is the ex...

Post45 keeps crushing it. Sara Kippur gets *into it*. I may be drawn to the chapter on the French avant-garde on US tv, but the work is sharp throughout.

Your periodic reminder that I am now co-editing the Peer Reviewed side of our journal. Send us your best stuff.

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Comics folks should definitely go read “Metamorphoses of the Spiral: Comics and Modernism in Art Spiegelman’s Breakdowns: Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&*!” by @emmywaldman.bsky.social over at @post45.bsky.social. What a great piece!
post45.org/2025/08/meta...

Side by side images of the Post45 website and a 1969 serigraph by Larry Zox, with purple arrows highlighting similar color schemes.

Scared to ask, but who wore it better? @post45.bsky.social

It’s been a dream working with @anniemcc.bsky.social, editor-scholar-mentor extraordinaire & developing this prize issue was the highlight of co-editing @post45.bsky.social together 🥹

REALLY GOOD ARTICLES

No lawmaker in Congress should be able to own, buy, and sell individual stocks.

We need to ban congressional stock trading—and I've got a bill for that.

Digital Humanities Funding Impacts The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) is collecting information about impacts on research. If your National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) or Institute of Museum and Library…

ACH is collecting information about impacts on research. If your National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) or Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) work has been impacted, or if you anticipate future impacts, let us know.

The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) is collecting info about impacts of DH funding cuts at the NEH & IMLS: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

This is just to say friends, if you have a space or platform to talk about NEH, IMLS, and other such agency cuts, my job is subject to them and as of yet I have no gag order

You guys really don't need the update on this but it's pretty much the hellscape comedy of errors you might suspect. They emailed today to say they are "looking forward to the talk" and only needed me to take the words "race" "activism" "justice" and "gender" out of the title. Lol. Lmao even.

Around 35% of SpaceX’s revenue comes directly from the federal govt.

Less than 1% of NPR’s budget comes from the federal govt.

It's actually theft of taxpayers money when websites go dark. We paid for that data

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Re-Imagining Peer Review CELJ is working on a large-scale survey of peer review in humanities journal publishing, especially as it intersects with principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The project team is soliciting...

CELJ is conducting a survey on peer review in humanities publishing, focusing on #DEI principles.

We’re inviting editors, authors, publishers, and reviewers to share ideas—specific questions or broader topics like peer review types, editorial labor, and more—by Feb 1, 2025.

Fill out the form ⬇️

The deadline for this CFP is in three weeks. We've also added Simone Murray as a third keynote! It will be great! Details here...https://call-for-papers.sas.upenn.edu/cfp/2024/11/12/distrusting-the-institutions-of-literature

People, we'll always have Octavia E. Butler and we'll always have Ursula K. Le Guin.

Feminist Bookstore News Issues and Articles (1976-2000) – Post45 Data Collective This dataset contains metadata for all articles and issues of Feminist Bookstore News from 1976 to 2000.

Good news for feminist book history! A team led by Julie R. Enszer has built a dataset with metadata for all articles and issues of Feminist Bookstore News (FBN) from 1976 to 2000, published open access at the Post45 Data Collective data.post45.org/posts/femini...

2/2 and look out for these next three titles, and more to come in 2025! Francisco Robles, Myka Tucker-Abramson, and Sara Kippur. It has been an amazing time to read books in this series, which I co-edit with Loren Glass.

1/2: I won’t be at MLA this year for the first time in years, but if you are, I hope you’ll check out the Post*45 books at the Stanford UP booth! We had three great titles come out in 2024, by Adrienne Brown, Adam Kelly, and Shane Boyle.

1/2: I won’t be at MLA this year for the first time in years, but if you are, I hope you’ll check out the Post*45 books at the Stanford UP booth! We had three great titles come out in 2024, by Adrienne Brown, Adam Kelly, and Shane Boyle.

Glitch Ability: A Crip Poetics of Failure - Post45 Zackary Kiebach

In a new article, Zackary Kiebach asks “what do we gain by aligning the fallibility of the computer interface with our own divergent cognitive and physical processes for interfacing with image, text, or sound?"
post45.org/2025/01/glit...

Chatting with prospective Post45 authors and special issue editors at #MLA2025 12-2pm on Friday! Last year’s event led to a fantastic special issue that’s now in development (articles under review) at @post45.bsky.social

Trump says he's wants to privatize USPS because it's "unprofitable".

Reminder that the Post Office isn't a for-profit enterprise: it's a public service that guarantees everyone in America reliable, affordable, and universal mail service.

Forgive me, faculty, for the peer review requests you are about to receive

Happy Caturday!

Blue event poster for "Crip Mentoring: Disability, Publishing, & Crip Time" with yellow geometric shapes, photos of speakers, and event details. Alt text for William Cheng photo: smiling man with short dark hair, white button-up shirt with rolled-up sleeves, hands resting on knees with fingers interlaced. Alt text for Sunaura Taylor photo: a white woman with short brown hair, smiling and looking into the camera. Behind her is a large black-and-white photograph mounted on a wall, with a dark background upon which many white lines flare out. Poster text: The Digital Accessible Futures Lab invites you to attend a roundtable conversation with William Cheng and Sunaura Taylor on disability and publishing, publishing as a disabled author, and publishing in/beyond disability studies. In a climate of scarcity and uncertainty, how might one respond to hyper-normative demands for productivity? What does it mean to write (and publish) as a disabled scholar? What does it mean to compose while crip/mad/sick—especially when our embodied knowledges are deemed antithetical to (academic) life? Register to attend the Zoom using the QR code or the following link: https://myumi.ch/ZD44y

Attend a Zoom roundtable conversation with William Cheng and Sunaura Taylor about disability and publishing, publishing as a disabled author, and publishing in/beyond disability studies!

Tuesday, December 3 from 12 - 1:30 PM ET.

Register to attend: myumi.ch/ZD44y