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Brecial Brexit Brexddendum
There Is A Small But Real Possibility That Brexit Will Never Happen. Brexit as Nostalgia for Empire. Six Implications for Brexit (Through the Eyes of a Foreign Resident). Britain Just Killed...
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Fall Break Links!
*record scratch**freeze frame*"Yup, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got in this situation…" pic.twitter.com/ATInPq8AGL — Emma Roller (@emmaroller) October 19, 2016 Happy birthday to Ursula...
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Rage, Rage against the Dying of the Links
* Some of my own stuff from the weekend: Making America Great Again with Octavia Butler and the formal, official, can’t-take-it-back-now release of Octavia E. Butler in Kindle, hardback, and paperback....
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March 1 Links! March 1 Only and Then They’re Gone!
* Contemporary African literature as taught in today’s classrooms is pathetically 20th century. The keepers of those gates overwhelmingly think of contemporary African literature as the three A’s:...
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Tuesday Links!
* FiveThirtyEight has been doing a great series on Mars colonization. Today’s entries are all about space sex. Also: Everything About Mars Is The Worst. * Also at FiveThirtyEight: The Odds You’ll Fill...
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I’ve Closed Every Tab I Had Open and I’m Not Sorry Links
* There are no links now. There is only the Orb. it’s too late, he’s ascending pic.twitter.com/GRWVRoY7z0 — Gerry Canavan (@gerrycanavan) May 21, 2017 HANNITY: Trump orders everyone to kneel before the...
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Monday Afternoon Links!
* A prediction: China will produce some of the world’s most interesting scholarship on American literature within a generation. A secondary effect of this production will be a boost for the humanities,...
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Return of the Son of Linkblogging: The Return!
With some new responsibilities post-tenure, a new work-childcare schedule that I’m still getting used to, and some intense end-of-the-summer deadline crunches, I haven’t had the time to do a link post...
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So Here’s Everything You Missed While You Were Paying Attention to the...
* It was an absolutely crazy month trying to get the final proofs locked down, but The Cambridge History of Science Fiction has an Amazon page and a publication date: November 30, 2018. Thanks to...
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So I Had A Lot of Tabs Open Links
* There’s a kind of “deleted scene” from my book out in the new issue of Women’s Studies: “Eden, Just Not Ours Yet: On Parable of the Trickster and Utopia.” It’s in the second half of a special...
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In a Dark Time, The Blog Begins to Linkpost
* My chances have never been better. * One of the highlights of my trip to ICFA this year was my exposure to some truly bonkers viral digital horror texts, like Doki Doki Literature Club! and Normal...
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Take a Long Lunch on Me with these Monday Afternoon Links
* CFP: Paradoxa 32, Comics and/or Graphic Novels. * CFP: Energy Pasts and Futures in American Studies. * The Museum of the Moving Image Announces a Series on Latin American Science Fiction Cinema of...
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Tuesday Night Links!
* I have another review at LARB this week, this time on Cixin Liu’s Supernova Era. Check it out! Now, the humans in Liu’s fictions are not saints: there are always dire moments of backlash, too,...
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Monday Monday Links!
* The EdgeEffects year in review includes my interview with Kim Stanley Robinson from last spring. Check it out if you missed it then! * Well, the reviews are in! Jaimee’s latest published poem, “The...
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* I had another short book review at Los Angeles Review of Books the other week, on Chris Ware’s Rusty Brown, a book of this arbitrary amount of time if ever there was one: “Does Chris Ware Still Hate...
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Friday Night Links!
* All is proceeding as I have foreseen: Virginia Declares State of Emergency After Armed Militias Threaten to Storm the Capitol. * How Science Fiction Imagined the 2020s. * Watchmen’s future unsure at...
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