Well, my friends. The time has come for me to be eagerly (and awkwardly!) self-promotional. My book is officially available for pre-order, has a discount code (E23HBART), and is scheduled to arrive in the warehouse in mid-November. 🧊🍹🍧🏝️
@quarkchocho@keikiakapueo 1. We do sometimes offer online courses.
2. I'm always happy to share reading lists for courses. Your bio makes me think you'd be into my Black Pacific; Native Pacific and Black Feminisms; or BIPOC apocalypse/ (dis)topia/ futures courses.
3. I heart your bio's Tolkien reference.
@keikiakapueo@littlepeleina Oh, and Kahakauwila's "The Old Paniolo Way," also in her collection This is Paradise. I have never not cried when I read the final pages. The protagonist moves between HI and NorCal, I don't want to spoil anything, but one of the best short stories I've ever read.
@keikiakapueo@littlepeleina Sloane Leong's graphic novel Map to the Sun is about 2 girls on a basketball team, navigating relationships and life as one moves back and forth to O'ahu. Kristiana Kahakauwila's "39 Rules for Making a Hawaiian Funeral into a Drinking Game" is all the diasporic mixed race feels.
@JasmineDaria I know I'll make last minute changes, so I'll pass along the finished list week 1. We'll for sure listen to a lot of @Barkaa__ , and read Sloane Leong's Prism Stalker and Patricia Grace's Potiki.
Several sheets of printer paper and 4 differently colored pens later, I have finally completed my syllabi for the fall. 2 weeks before class starts. That may be a personal best for me. Now, time to relax until I decide to change everything the night before class starts.
This #AAPI Heritage Month, can we listen to and talk about those of us who often feel marginalized, but are actually central to our families and communities? Diasporic PI, Queer PI, Black PI.
@drlaniteves @kealaokalani Is it worth the watch? Should I get my hopes up? I wanna just forget that last season. Honestly, maybe everything after John Lithgow's Trinity season.
I'm tired of taking an L when reformatting notes and citations. Any recommendations for how to better manage? I've heard things about endnote and zotero, but any new stuff?
Just got chicken skin working with Queen Lili'uokalani's correspondence from 1897, housed at The Huntington. In it, she gives instructions for the publication of her translation of The Kumulipo and also Hawai'i's Story.