blogging

For this hands-of workshop at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY, I proposed that “I will be asking workshop participants to think about what makes a space feminist (at St. Lawrence) to them; how or if that can happen on the Internet; and then to make something that represents their point of view. ... read more »

At the ASA conference in Puerto Rico I drank some rum, swam in the ocean, saw dear friends, and went to a terrific roundtable on blogging with GayProf, Historiann, Roxie, and Tenured Radical. ... read more »

Over the weekend, something hashtagged as ... read more »

One key problem with the blog as a platform for serial scholarship is that it’s much too easy to find yourself inte ... read more »

In my last post, on blogs as serialized scholarship< ... read more »

Over the last two installments of ... read more »

This post revolves around two jokes that I’ve heard of late, each of which has been stuck in my head since I heard it. ... read more »

I nearly missed it. Again. ... read more »

Last week, I had the pleasure of participating in a workshop on “Popular Seriality” put together by Jason Mittell, Frank Kelleter, and the ... read more »

A few days back, I tweeted an amusing bit of comment spam I’d received that morning: ... read more »