"After a crisp start, wallows and founders at times." Professor, book blogger, Woolf scholar, feminist, mom. Tweets my own. She/her.
South Orange NJ
Joined August 2008
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The Oxford Handbook of Virginia Woolf, edited by @Fernham, is now available in paperback. wp.me/p5Yfi-4Vj @OUPAcademic
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As our latest print issue rolls out, co-editor @Fernham bids farewell to the journal and traces its continued development in her new Editor's Note, "Deep-Rooted Cane" modernismmodernity.org/edito…
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Dolly Parton has never been in a cage fight, but she *has* gifted over 200 million books to children through her Imagination Library. In a world full of Zuckerbergs and Musks, be a Dolly.
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New Yorkers: the city is considering cutting the NY Public Library's budget by more than $35 million. Please consider completing the form below to signal your opposition to any such cuts. Only took me 45 seconds.
nypl.org/speakout?utm_source…
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Maybe if the New York Public Library tells the mayor they have rats, he'll fund them. 🤔
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We are pleased to share a brand new series, 2 Authors 2 Books! 2 A 2 B, a public humanities podcast, is available on Apple Podcasts and as a download and transcript on Print Plus. Find Ep. 1, featuring series editor @TaviRGonzalez and Philip Tsang, here: modernismmodernity.org/forum…
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🚆 The next stop is… Sunset Park!
Taking inspiration from Sunset Park's rich cultural history, artist Olalekan Jeyifous’s public art project “Made With Love” showcases the neighborhood's vibrant food scene and urban architecture.
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Hello, party people -- who needs a book recommendation? For the next hour, tell us something you've enjoyed, and we'll suggest something new for you.
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Okay whoever is on @WoolfEcologies: you have succeeded in giving me serious FOMO in all of the twitter goodness in the lead up, during, and aftermath of the conference. Like whoa. THE YEARNING.
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Someone on the vwoolf listserv suggested we just celebrate EVERY WEDNESDAY in June. 100% down with that! #Dallowday xitter.cf/ncecire/status/7424730…
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I was so proud and happy when Sonita Sarker and @JenniferNesbit8 proposed this cluster on "The Whiteness Problem" for @MModernity @msatweet & I'm glad that now you can read it for yourself. Addressing racism in our field is not a one-and-done, and this cluster is a contribution.
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Our latest cluster is now live on Print Plus! Read "The Whiteness Problem," edited by Sonita Sarker and @JenniferNesbit8, here modernismmodernity.org/forum…
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Asali Solomon delivers a perfect afternoon plenary on the genesis of The Days of Afrekete—weaving Mrs Dalloway, Sula, Zami, lyric sensibility, and firecracker wit. #VWoolf2023
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There are three NYC-area launch events. The first is Thursday, 6/8 at 7 pm @wordsbookstore in Maplewood, NJ, where I will be in conversation with @Fernham.
wordsbookstore.com/event/las…
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Congratulations to @YvonneLiuWriter, Alum Ambassador of @TheOpEdProject! 👏🏾
Oh my God! I've been saying repeatedly through sobs of joy since I read this a few minutes ago: "We are pleased to notify you that you have been awarded a space as a Contributor in Nonfiction for the 2023 Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Thank you. @breadloafwriter!!
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Jonathan Gibbs's son, Thomas Van Renssaler Gibbs, is a founder of #FAMU which, we can only imagine, will be directly hit by Florida's HB999 and WOKE acts. He served in the Florida legislature; like his father, he advocated for Black educational justice. famu.edu/about-famu/history/…
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😂 Yes! I’m a big quitter. I quit reading books I don’t like, quit doing things that make me unhappy…I left a tedious ceremony early just yesterday. Quit. Quit all the things that crush your soul. Quit relationships that deplete you. Quit. Life’s short, friends.
