
coauthor of Soundwriting: A Guide to Making Audio Projects // assoc prof of English at Rockford University // also tweeted @1988is2018
Rockford, IL
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It's here! The textbook I cowrote with @TKrisR really exists, here in my hands! We're really proud of it: fun, honest, practical, and the first of its kind. Available now from @broadviewpress at broadviewpress.com/product/s…
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🧵: Here, we'll make it easy for you, here's *most* of the times JD Vance has trashed Donald Trump, all in one place.
JD trashing Trump: A Thread
Rockford University's English Department is hiring a lecturer, and there's only one more week to apply! Please share widely with anyone looking for a full-time position with voting and benefits that starts this fall. rockford.edu/lecturer-fullti…
Anyone know what's up with C&C page numbers looking wacky? E.g. in doi.org/10.1016/j.compcom.20… the page number range is apparently "102790"....?
Can anyone with institutional access check and see if that's somehow right?
(Also wondering about doi.org/10.1016/j.compcom.20….)
This new publication is one of my favorite ever: an essay reflecting on my archival research into my family history, including the sites I visited with my dad and aunt: journalofmultimodalrhetorics….
Sure, it's long, but there are lots of pictures!
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A new resource for #writingstudies #rhetoric #composition. I’ve been working on developing a space for audio texts in writing and rhetoric: audio articles, audio chapters, and audio books.
I'm always looking for the best 3-song runs on any album, and dang but the first 3 tracks on Joshua Tree are pretty close to the top ("Where the Streets," "I Still Haven't Found," "With or Without You").
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Friends who teach prof/tech writing and related fields: what are your favorite textbooks, websites, and other resources for teaching career readiness? I'm thinking resume/cover letter/LinkedIn/interviewing but also anything else. Bonus if it's geared toward humanities students.
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Foodie Twitter. Weird question; I'm searching for BALL-SHAPED foods from many cuisines. Everything from Onigiri rice balls to Puri (the bread sometimes puffs up so much its a ball) to bonbons, boules, anything. What am I not thinking of? Please don't be dirty. I believe in you.
I know this sounds self-serving, but I just rehearsed my #4c24 pres. (Sat, 8am) on family archives (and rivers/island/silence/soil), and it's making me feel all emotional. Can't wait. (Plus, panel includes Steven Hammer, Abigail Lambke, SDC Parker, all creative-critical stuff.)
Tell me if I'm wrong, but it seems that sessions you've bookmarked in the #4c24 eshow events app aren't accessible on a laptop browser, and vice versa. That is, if I find sessions at s1.goeshow.com/ncte/cccc/202…, I can't save them to my app. So it goes.
My favorite #4c24 trick: making a grocery store run the night I arrive, buying breakfast and lunch stuff, packing PB&j and an apple every day in my backpack. Takes the stress out of eating/lines.
But at the Davenport, a mini fridge isn't included unless you pay $15 (covers your whole trip). Closest walkable grocery store is just a couple blocks away: maps.app.goo.gl/ZbnSkaGBJgZR…
Rhetoric and writing friends: What's your preferred term these days for what are sometimes called "developmental" or "basic" writers? Do you have a favorite publication on what's gained or lost with certain terms?
For the new 4th edition of Cross-Talk, how about I mail back my 3rd edition with a crisp $5 inside the front cover, and then I get the new one sent to me once NCTE receives it? I'll even pay the shipping when I send my old one in!








