lowry

writer, teacher | new book The Right to Oblivion | rep @FischbachCre8 | same name @ the other place

[lowry @LowryPressly]

Simply stunned by this extraordinarily thoughtful, profound review by Ben Tarnoff in @NewYorker: "Lowry Pressly’s new book . . . defies this pattern. It is a radiantly original contribution to a conversation gravely in need of new thinking."

https://t.co/Gc8yXJOTsV

[Lincoln Michel @TheLincoln]

Time to learn to ode

[Jack El-Hai @Jack_ElHai]

"Daring gambit on the border of exploitation."

Today's article pick from Damn History, a free newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to writer @LowryPressly & @thenation!

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[lowry @LowryPressly]

@Jack_ElHai @thenation thanks for reading, Jack!

[lowry @LowryPressly]

some thoughts about Werner Herzog's new book in @thenation thanks to @krevinlorenzo

https://t.co/tTwy71Wi2F

[lowry @LowryPressly]

What a line

[lowry @LowryPressly]

Jucifer at the Georgia Theatre in 2006. You could hear the show from across town

[Madeleine Baker @madeleineebaker]

It's cliche, but Dino Jr by a mile

[lowry @LowryPressly]

lol my kind of novella club

[Tony Robertson @tony_robbo]

I wasn’t wearing my glasses when I ordered this and thought it was 101 pages.

My novella club is not going to be impressed.

[Hargrett Library @hargrettlibrary]

Dexter Weaver at Weaver D's restaurant, circa the late 1990s.

Photos from our archives.

#UGA
#TBT

[lowry @LowryPressly]

Great stuff here. My dyslexic brain read the subtitle as “And if so what is it?” which would have been a good one, too

[The Point Magazine @the_point_mag]

The second in a series of conversations on the condition and fate of graduate education in the humanities, featuring @BaskinJon and Michael Lipkin:

[The Point Magazine @the_point_mag]

The second in a series of conversations on the condition and fate of graduate education in the humanities, featuring @BaskinJon and Michael Lipkin:

[Alyssa Battistoni @alybatt]

an excerpt from FREE GIFTS in @nplusonemag on social cost as the underbelly of the free gift, and the peculiarity of pollution as "matter out of place" in a system where matter is ordered by price: https://t.co/ndJtVXc84a

[Happy @Happy43754689]

There’s been public discourse abt information & privacy, but none I’ve encountered as deeply thoughtful & rooted in broader human context as that which I was delighted to discover in the work of Lowry Pressly. This review of his book, The Right to Oblivion, is likewise phenomenal

[lowry @LowryPressly]

@Happy43754689 thank you for reading!

[lowry @LowryPressly]

@DHalikias Thank you, Dimitri!

[lowry @LowryPressly]

@tiffanyjenkins @EconTalker 🙏

[tiffany jenkins @tiffanyjenkins]

Fascinating convo w/ @LowryPressly & @econtalker exploring why privacy isn't just about data and information—it's about spontaneity and depth. Worth a listen! 🎧

https://t.co/qsmvxZ60aT

[Econlib @Econlib]

🆕 Check out today's episode of EconTalk!

@LowryPressly joins @econtalker to explore why privacy goes beyond just secrets or managing information, the need for spontaneity, the significance of moral development, and how we can achieve our full humanity. https://t.co/9GXq9edo3e

[lowry @LowryPressly]

I had a blast talking with @EconTalker about privacy, secrets, and dancing like nobody is watching (among much else)

[Russ Roberts @EconTalker]

Let me be forgotten--the cry of the modern age for many. My conversation with @LowryPressly on the right to oblivion, his marvelous book.

[Russ Roberts @EconTalker]

Coming later today: conversation with @LowryPressly on the right to oblivion. Fascinating take on privacy vs secrecy.

[lowry @LowryPressly]

@christinajcross @harvardpress @_sen_sharmila Congratulations!!