📣NEW CFP📣 for Vol. 4, Issue 2 of Shirley Jackson Studies! Our theme for this issue is "Bodies and Embodiment." Abstracts due May 31st.
https://t.co/h89naoi2MD
"This year we’re kicking underwire to the curb. / This year we’re breaking up with cup spillage. "--"The Algorithm Sells Me a New Bra" by @auntaminal , Winter Online Exclusive
Featured art: "Embrace" by Rachel Hall.
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✨ New CFP ✨ We're planning for two panels at the American Literature Association's annual conference in Chicago, May 20-23. Submit abstracts for "Jackson in an Age of Anxiety" and "Jackson and Animality" by January 15th.
https://t.co/wRITgl6Wqo
Listen to our latest episode!
We chat with Emily Banks about posthumous publications, linguistic allergies, the atomic nuts and bolts of imagery, and so much more.
https://t.co/vlOfJmlOEg
Don't forget! Abstracts for our PAMLA 2025 panel, "Shirley Jackson: Memory and Forgetting," are due June 30th.
I hope some of you will join us November 20th-23d in San Francisco. 🌉🦭🌞
Follow this link to submit your proposal: https://t.co/ZxDFeelC6K
Happy New Year, Jacksonites! Remember to send proposals for our panels at the American Literature Association conference in Boston this May by January 15th!
@jeffreynparker Knowing the basic plots of so many classics makes it way easier to read them in high school or college + the seeds of interest have been sewn!
The "perfect calibration" is part of what makes this terrifying. Interacting with parents and family members, kids learn to respond to other humans who WON'T automatically recalibrate to suit their needs and desires...like, ya know, friends...
Just watched my 5-year-old son chat with ChatGPT advanced voice mode for over 45 minutes.
It started with a question about how cars were made.
It explained it in a way that he could understand.
He started peppering it with questions.
Then he told it about his teacher, and that he was learning to count.
ChatGPT started quizzing him on counting, and egging him on, making it into a game.
He was laughing and having a blast, and it (obviously) never lost patience with him.
I think this is going to be revolutionary. The essentially free, infinitely patient, super genius teacher that calibrates itself perfectly to your kid's learning style and pace.
Excited about the future.