Art History Professor @newpaltz and Author of American Gothic Art and Architecture, editor of Monaldi (@UniWalesPress) AND Follies in America (@CornellPress)
The American painter Washington Allston published the Gothic novel Monaldi: A Tale in 1841, and now I have edited it, with a new introduction and annotations (University of Wales Press)! https://t.co/9QpnCPcSPt
I’m giving a talk at a symposium on architect Alexander Jackson Davis at Lyndhurst on Sunday, June 22! @LyndhurstNY@newpaltz Register here:
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AMNESP PhD Student Jenna Bennett‘s review of Follies in America: A History of Garden and Park Architecture by AMNESP alum @kerrydeancarso (PhD ’01) has been published in The Hudson River Valley Review (@HRVInstitute). Congratulations, Jenna! https://t.co/6r5ACG6v9T
8 years ago I began writing a novel based on the true secret mission to capture Benedict Arnold. Today the UPS truck stopped by, and with my wife and 2 boys looking on, I lifted these out of the box. 8 years later—it’s a really good day. @CornellPress#RevWar#HistoricalFiction
Many references to Benedict Arnold in today's press. He similarly informed the imagination in 1861, as seen below. Coming soon: "Gideon's Revolution," a historical novel on the true plot to capture Benedict Arnold. From Cornell Univ. Press. @CornellPress#BenedictArnold#Treason
It’s day one of @DarkEconomies Haunted Landscapes conference!
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I am officially a follyologist! My book #folliesinamerica has inspired the new issue of “Follies: The International Magazine!” My photo of Kingfisher Tower graces the cover, I have an essay inside, and my book is reviewed! Thank you #follyfellowship@CornellPress@newpaltz