Thanks; this helped me make the decision today.

Well, I found you through High Theory during Criticism, Ltd, and just was thinking today while finishing the most recent episode that your podcast is one of my favorite ways to remind myself of what I’m in this for as I tread water through my first semester on the tenure track. Thank you 🙏🏻

I mean, this was a guy who wrote what he wanted

…and over a year later, I still don’t get it! Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #235,284!

A pretty solid haul at the annual Centenary Book Bazaar tonight. (The [signed!] copy of King Bidgood will be a gift for our nephew this Christmas, the illegible pale blue binding is an early copy of Faulkner’s A Fable, and “Encore” is the title of the Shreveport Symphony Women’s Guild Cookbook…)

this is also the premise of almost all anti-Black violence of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. such claims spur the KKK's foundation in "The Birth of a Nation"

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When I say this is Hitler level shit I am fully aware of what I am saying and am saying it very mindfully and deliberately www.reddit.com/r/Trumpvirus...

I’m so happy this poem—a dear one to me, which marks the moment in my book To Leave for Our Own Country that my wife’s pregnancy is revealed—has found such a wonderful second home in these pages. 3/3

Steve Nelson’s kind notes on rejections from the Paris Review years ago were massively important to my confidence as a writer, and when I heard he had left that journal to revive Northwest Review I got a submission together posthaste. 2/

There is something special about a journal that takes as much care with its physical production as with the literature and art within it. It’s an honor and thrill to be in this issue of Northwest Review, the last under the editorship of Natalie Staples and S. Tremaine Nelson. 1/

In the news! (But barely in the picture 😂) www.ktbs.com/news/educati...

New faculty join Centenary College for 2024-2025 academic year

SHREVEPORT, La. — Centenary College opened its new academic year on Aug. 26 with over 700 students, the largest total enrollment for the College since 2011.