Thrilled to have an essay ("Aesthetics, Science, and the Theater of the World") in the new issue of New Literary History! You can find it here: https://t.co/X6k1vhqTMM or here: https://t.co/JRyj91p485
@hujane Our vet prescribed carprofen on top of the gabapentin. It was a miracle drug while it lasted. A return to tails wags and play posture and general good feeling. I'm wishing you both the best!
@DaveMazella Do you know Joshua Landy's "In Praise of Depth: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Enjoy the Hidden"? It's an annoyingly likable, clearheaded treatment of the subject.
So thrilled our book As If She Were Free is included on this list of The Best Black History Books of 2020 – AAIHS!!! @snyder_terri @cambUP_History #twitterstorians https://t.co/V46TN9wUXi
@dlspratt Glad you liked it! We only watched the cheese rolling one. I wanted Flo to win that stupid race so bad it hurt. I cried a little. (It was a hard week.)
@dlspratt I'm sold. My recommendation to you: the cheese rolling episode of We Are the Champions. The human spirit in all its silly naked glory. (At least this is how it appeared to me after a hard week and an old-fashioned.)
"They estimate that the book’s first edition consisted of some 600 and possibly as many as 750 copies — hundreds more than the 250 or so that historians had previously assumed." https://t.co/SrQr0M9dmK