It was so wonderful to see so many of you in New Orleans this past weekend!
Let's keep the good times rolling: consider applying to our virtual symposium this February!
We're hoping for 10 minute papers and lots of discussion. Deadline is December 1.
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Let's try this again! Registration is now open for #FSNNA22 on Eventbrite: https://t.co/MnoVc1QgFd
The schedule is now available again on our website: https://t.co/cvAIDwJIOk
Reblogging for those folks thinking about course texts for fall; "Vidding: A History" is open access and free to use, and has a great selection of vids for students to look at, and even essay questions. :D (There's also a free ebook and a paperback if that's how you roll!)
The most important lesson I've learned in the last year:
Burnout isn't just the result of too much work. It's the TYPE of work. And, more specifically, your emotional connection to it.
Burnout comes from feeling like no matter how much you do, it will never be enough.
Announcing the 2nd annual online TO BE CONTINUED symposium on seriality and adaptation 22-23 Sept. Check out the roster and find registration information here (event webpage with more information coming soon) ...!
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April 1912. The first installment of Arthur Conan Doyle’s THE LOST WORLD appeared in The Strand Magazine - presenting the genius of Professor George Edward Challenger to readers for the first time.
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Excited to have my article on Philip Brogdon's amazing archive of Black #SherlockHolmes memorabilia published in the #JournalofFandomStudies! Check out this great collection on archiving fandom!