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Another Sneak Peak of “Arthurian Things!”
Just one more sneak peek before my first book of poetry, Arthurian Things: A Collection of Poems, is available from Dark Myth productions next week! I can’t wait to share this book with readers. This poem remarks upon a correlation … Continue reading
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Shadow Syllabus
Originally posted on Sonya Huber:
I’ll tell you exactly how to get an A, but you’ll have a hard time hearing me. I could hardly hear my own professors when I was in college over the din and roar of…
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What I’ve Been Reading: June
With the academic year behind me, and not yet teaching my summer course, June was a great month for me as a reader. Here are my June completed readings (The little white paperback above Decolonizing Academia is Brian W. Foster, … Continue reading
What I’ve Been Reading: May
Here’s the little stack of books I made it through in May (not pictured: Volume 4 of the Middle English Sermons Compendium.) What have you been reading lately?
What I’ve Been Reading: March
Here’s what I managed to read in March Not pictured: Julian of Norwich’s Legacy: Medieval Mysticism and Post-Modern Reception, eds. Denise Baker and Sarah Salih) What are you reading?
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What I’ve Been Reading: February
Here’s the stack of books I made it through in February. What have you been reading? Comments below!
January 2019 Reading Recap
I thought I’d take a page from a friend of mine on Facebook and post pictures of the books I read each month in 2019, partially to keep me accountable for reading things and partially because it might be interesting … Continue reading
Nightstand, 10/22. Or, “All the books I have bought but not yet read: a memoir.”
—I am sure many of my readers can relate to this post! So many books, so little time …. I can’t help but notice from these snapshots of my nightstand, though, that I am nothing if not a consistent reader: … Continue reading
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Once an editor, always an editor….
Thus far in my academic career, I have edited Lenses, the literary textbook used by graduate teaching assistants at University of North Carolina Greensboro, edited Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal in Medieval Studies, and served as book reviews editor for … Continue reading
2017 Redux: A Busy, Productive Year
It’s December 31; time for a “Year In Review” post! Here’s what I managed to accomplish professionally this year: Publications Essay Collection: Melusine’s Footprint: Tracing the Legacy of a Medieval Myth (edited with Misty Urban and Deva Kemmis). Leiden: Brill, … Continue reading