Suzanne Carson

MA Rhetoric & Communication Design 2022-2023. Copy Editor. Reads a lot of stories. Tries to write a few. 🇮🇪 🇨🇦

[Suzanne Carson @suzebis]

@cbcbooks @StandUpAli Will there be tickets available to be there in person this year? 🤞

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Currently reading The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson. Absolutely now a science fiction nonfiction novel. The story has become the reality. https://t.co/8mMGtJVM7c

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This is a fascinating read, especially for my fellow humanities scholars. We have to read the writing on the digital wall here, and carefully assess what it is we value about our discipline so we can take it into a changing future.

https://t.co/9ZqpAETvxS

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Same, Stephen. Same.

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“Hard truths require soft language - poetics” ~ Lee Maracle 🧡

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Fall Book List https://t.co/Ydidqao2DB

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As a Northern Irish immigrant to Canada, every year I love hearing people talk about achieving things “before the snow flies.” It’s true - these seasonal chores are vast, but the poetry spilling from everyone’s lips makes them seem so exciting. #Immigrants #Canada #poetry

[Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 @penguinrandom]

Daily reminder: read a book for an hour instead of scrolling on social media 😊

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Heyyyyy this is where you can find me this year 🤓

[Critical Media Lab @uwcrimelab]

School is in session! We are excited to welcome our @uw_english students back to the Critical Media Lab! Follow along @uwcrimelab for info on all talks and special events this term 🤓

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Thoughts on Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia?
I’m on page 200 and it’s finally luring me in…

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@BBisaillion Spoilers much?

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Last time I get to do this! Winter semester book list is in. I’m ready for reading and blanket forts for the last time. Graduating this spring 👩‍🎓🎉 #amreading #englishmajor #books

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@agletterman Currently equal parts captivated/slogging through the brick that is House of Leaves by Danielewski.

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@Jen_Farquhar_ @l_e_thompson @triadaus Can’t wait to get my hands on the next one 🤞🥳

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📣 Year four at #wlu begins 📣

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@beisan I was undecided prior to watching. But your passion, perspectives, and analysis have won my vote. Your confidence and calls to action have led me to believe in you. Great job last night! (I saw the 2nd debate only)

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@samnabi Finding it all very interesting so far. I haven’t met either candidate so I’m getting a first impression too.

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@samnabi 🙋‍♀️

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I’ve been self-medicating with fiction my whole life.

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

“I suspect that reading fiction is one of the few remaining paths to transcendence, that elusive state in which the distance between the self and the universe shrinks,” Ceridwen Dovey writes. https://t.co/MVbQKtl2im

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Buy this book. Preferably from an independent book seller in your neighbourhood.

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@Trevornoah “Born a Crime” is full of profoundly simple analogies that explain complex historical problems with such depth of understanding and I’m wishing I’d just read this book instead of a million peer reviewed articles in an attempt to understand any number of human issues.