Molly MacVeagh

“Farming Under Siege: Food, Land, and Resistance in Palestine” - ASEED Statement from a comrade from the Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC) At the Food Autonomy Festival this year, we […]

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A slide describing of the various personalities of anicka yi’s “in love with the world” jelly bots

One of my favorite slides from #asle25 so far (from Hsuan Hsu’s excellent talk on olfactory world making)

I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness – Irene Solà Solà’s latest novel asks you to follow her across the line between the living and the dead, to hold fascism and goat husbandry together with light slanting across a kitchen floor.

I reviewed Irene Solà's latest and it is strange and wonderful and has lots of farting: www.full-stop.net/2025/07/04/r...

“While life in Gaza is being obliterated and the West Bank is under escalating assault, the present report shows why the genocide carried out by Israel continues: because it is lucrative for many.”

These “one year later” jumps in Andor are really not working for me

apologies for crowdsourcing but: does anyone have recs for contemporary novels (besides Luster) that feature IBS or adjacent digestive stuff?

I want to talk about the google earth ending of this with somebody

columbia, brown, georgetown, cornell and now tufts — they’re taking our students, our colleagues, our kin
https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/international-student-tufts-university-reportedly-taken-into-federal-custody/2VK55QMAOZFIDBR2A6XNKC5XOU/?outputType=amp

The wall by marlen haushofer against floral bedspread

This is a banger

We call for the immediate release of former Columbia University grad student Mahmoud Kahlil, a legal permanent resident of the US. His abduction is an assault not only on basic immigration law but on our 1st Amendment protections of freedom of speech & assembly.

www.aaup.org/news/aaup-co...

Promise her name was not Rooney related, though she did try to eat my copy of Intermezzo yesterday

Small white and brown dog in play bow on green rug, full of mischief

Small good thing (Sally)

The Trías has so much meat paste in pudding cups! They were great together

👀 this looks so good!

national strategy call flyer hands off our healthcare our research our jobs

The billionaire class is waging a war on workers, putting our nation’s healthcare, research, education, + jobs at risk.

Higher ed workers, students, +allies are mobilizing

Join us!

Feb 13 8pm ET
National Strategy Call
us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Two incredible pinky red books on a brown background, Kyla Wazana Tompkins’ “Deviant Matter” and Fernanda Trías’ “pink slime”

Some real aesthetic synergy in my January reads

I thought the food delivery sequences in Luster were super interesting!

First Book Institute - The Penn State Center for American Literary Studies First Book Institute Announcing The 2025 First Book Institute Hosted by the Center for American Literary Studies Pennsylvania State University June 1-7, 2025 Co-Directors John Marsh, Professor of Engl...

I participated in the first book institute last summer and it was incredible—applications for this year due February 19! cals.la.psu.edu/programs-ser...

Tv showing “women on the verge of a nervous breakdown” with Carmen Maura in a great red blazer

This movie is mostly making me want to wear a short skirt and a looong jacket

A picture of Munir Hachemi’s Living Things, a novel with a crazed chicken on the cover

Hannkuah’s over but the French agriculture novels continue (I can’t decide if I like this or not)

Reading Creation Lake + revising Birnam Wood chapter = surveillance georgic Hanukkah

BREAKING: The AAUP condemns today’s faculty arrests at NYU.

“This crackdown on NYU faculty is part of a distressing pattern of repression of pro-Palestinian speech on college campuses nationwide.” — AAUP President Todd Wolfson.

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www.aaup.org/news/aaup-co...

A Business Doing Pleasure With You: On Becca Rothfeld's "All Things Are Too Small" — Cleveland Review of Books There are nefarious forces at work in the sphere of taste.

really enjoyed this review: www.clereviewofbooks.com/writing/becc...

Picture of the book, story of a goat, by perumal murugan on a black tablecloth

Only halfway through this and already psyched to teach it next semester