Attending a Tale: More Joy in Heaven by Sylvia Townsend Warner
I’m going to write a bit here first about a book you are unlikely to read. This of course poses a problem for you as
I’m going to write a bit here first about a book you are unlikely to read. This of course poses a problem for you as
Since the title of my recent book is The Last Vanishing Man (and the title story includes historically-accurate descriptions of stage illusions), it shouldn’t be
I expect the title of the new HBO documentary mini-series Telemarketers may limit its audience. Not that the title is inaccurate. This is a documentary about
Today, I gathered with friends, colleagues, acquaintances, former students, former teachers, and former staff members at the New Hampton School, the high school I graduated
This morning I was grading work for a 2-credit, half-semester course I teach called Cluster Learning Springboard. While going from one assignment to the next,
In The New Yorker, there is a long and depressing article titled “The End of the English Major” by Nathan Heller, an article that explores
The ChatGPT handwringing of late has bothered me, not least because it is cloaked in a kind of shock, like the domain of higher education
“We’re in a bad time for everybody. There are very few models as to our way to be drawn upon in any community. There certainly
1. Take a moment, settle yourself, and note your immediate emotional response to these words: kindnessjoycontemplationgenerositylovepeace Now think about them in the context of your
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