Periodic reminder to order my book through your library to help the ebook flip to open access! Within, there's flying penises, dolphin-riding cats, and an extended reading of Bob the Drag Queen's epic wig reveal—something for everyone!
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He’s treating it as a scone.
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Finally driven to compose a new blog post by finding myself at my wit’s end. duckrabbithole.com/2023/12/07/l...
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Cover of THE DARCY MYTH: JANE AUSTEN, LITERARY HEARTTHROBS, AND THE MONSTERS THEY TAUGHT US TO LOVE by Rachel Feder
Just got my copy of Rachel Feder’s THE DARCY MYTH and am very excited to blame Jane Austen for my abiding love of Troy Dyer in Reality Bites these many years later
16.11.2023 16:20 — 👍 11 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0
Opinion | West Virginia U. Changed My Life
Will future generations of students have the opportunities I had?
I wrote about my experience as a WVU student—and the heartbreak and helplessness I feel now as a professor at a public university. Thanks to @evankindley.bsky.social for the editorial panache.
https://www.chronicle.com/article/west-virginia-u-changed-my-life
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Is it the Marian Burros plum torte? Because you don’t want to miss that.
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My Dark Room was released this week by the University of Chicago Press! Looking forward to seeing where it will go & how far, after its long road to publication. It's dedicated to my dad, another Dr. Park (albeit a surgeon). He'd be the happiest man in the world over this. I owe him just for that.
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I teach U.S. history & labor studies at a public university in California. First 40 years in the Midwest. Posting personal opinions about labor & migration history, worker organizing, higher ed policy, Midwest politics and regionalism. He/him.
Teacher (Penn State), writer of books about China and the West, literary worlds, academic style, history of the humanities. New project on the end of aesthetic history.
Arsenal fan, occasional Cassandra.
Mixed Chahta on Anishinaabe Land. Food sovereignty. Bibliographer. 18C lit. Women Writers. DH. Periodicals. Mother of dachshunds, first of her name. She/her
poetry and data. prosody.princeton.edu & this cdh.princeton.edu
order here: https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691254678/poetrys-data
editor here: https://c19datacollective.com/ & here: https://culturalanalytics.org/ @culturalanalytics.bsky
C19 American Lit and Culture; poetry & poetics; trying to understand these dark times. Also, idly scrolling, interested in what you are reading….
poems, pop music, superheroes, lit crit, SFF, friends, trans joy. Cats, dogs, kids. Way too accommodating. New super gay book: https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674273115Podcast: https://teamupmoves.com
Literature professor and book historian, except for one time I wrote a book about Nina Simone
literature prof, book historian, cultural sociologist, anti-work communist gadfly
https://carleton.ca/english/people/brouillette-sarah/
Co-founder ArchCity Defenders. Civil rights and criminal defense attorney working with movements to support transformational change. Cat loving abolitionist and national non-profit survivor. (photo by Nathaniel St. Clair)
Aspiring philosopher; tolerable human; "amusing combination of sardonic detachment & literally all the feelings felt entirely unironically all at once" [he/his]
This account has moved to @LeahPrice.
🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://historians.social/@bookish, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact
18c British scholar (of literature, science, etc.) Also a university administrator. Author of https://www.sup.org/books/literary-studies-and-literature/sensitive-witnesses . Bird lover and aspiring public humanist. Proponent of the sublime of the small.
Associate Professor of English @ Emory | Author: *Making Love* | Work: 18th- and 19th-Century British Lit, the Novel, Philosophy and Aesthetics, Sexuality, and Disability | Play: National Parks, Yoga, Criterion Channel, and roughly one billion TV shows
Currently finishing "Reading with the New Frankfurt School." PSA: postcritique is not anti-critique. Corgi lover
"Disaffected Parties (OUP, 2019) | "Late Romanticism and the End of Politics" (CUP, 2023) | "The Last Man" by Mary Shelley, foreword Rebecca Solnit | Next: Austen, Byron, Ali Smith, Brexit Aesthetics, Policing | Brit in NYC | @johnowen82 www.johnhavard.me
Wandering off the beaten track since 1750. We give everyone’s pitch a friendly read. Find us at https://the-rambling.com
scholar and teacher of 18th/19th British literature, science & technology, material culture, and whimsy
Still obsessed with Sylvia Townsend Warner. Making cocktails and talking about cats. (I am a dixhuitiemiste at an R1, but mostly teach film and whatever-the-hell-else they want me to teach.)
