Douglas Dowland

Yes!

Thinking a little more about the disgust course. I have Swift, Kafka, Sartre, and Lispector on the reading list. I don't want to do "gross" necessarily, but I would be interested in potential literary readings!

I try to time mine just a minute or so under.

This was the mainstay at my grandparents for decades.

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Very important reading in my mailbox today. @thetattooedprof.bsky.social @cnewf.bsky.social

Hugs, friend!

The department chair works out next year's schedule.

I may have made a contribution.

An exciting read has arrived! @lisadiedrich.bsky.social

Isn’t their slogan apt?

My latest snack addiction.

Instead of virtual instruction tomorrow, I gave students the following to-do list: hot cocoa; tomato soup with grilled cheese; friends; snow sculptures.

The look on his face — he knows he’s won the battle.

Snowless path shoveled for the one who refuses to wear booties.

Now listening.

Corner piece, please.

Look at that crust!

The Problem of the Parlor | Los Angeles Review of Books Douglas Dowland close-reads Dan Sinykin and Johanna Winant’s new edited volume, “Close Reading for the Twenty-First Century.”

Still at work today!

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It is a great cover!

Me lounging in the MLA book exhibit hall.

Looking forward to reading it!

This is a damn good resolution.

The Sunday Scaries are real!

I have entered the "kill your darlings" phase of talk preparing.

And he's smiling!

I was with you right until.

And after 2025, it might even be an improvement!

😐

I don't want you to crash either, but in all fairness it would be the most delicious crash ever.

An awfully good pick--and difficult to find in high quality!