πRead What happens when we die.
Beautiful notes from Maria Popova on the novel Mr g.
πRead What happens when we die.
Beautiful notes from Maria Popova on the novel Mr g.
Putting together references and resources for making myself a Tidemaker kefta, no big deal.


Want to read: The Comedy of Survival: Literary Ecology and a Play Ethic by Joseph W. Meeker π
π Read The comedy of survival.
π Read “I Feel Very Uncomfortable When People Call Me A Writer”.
Great conversation between Sara Fredman & Dr. Merve Emre. WRITE LIKE A MOTHER is a newsletter fave for me right now. Highly recommend.
This is a note to myself to write about how connected learning has existential value, not just $/academic/civic. For more, see Jermaine’s story on p. 30-31 of Reflections on a Decade of Engaged Scholarship.
Want to read: Dead Collections: A Novel by Isaac Fellman π
π΅ Had to skip “Moonlight Sonata” on the Spotify Dark Academia Classical playlist because belting “Schroeder” at the top of my lungs is not actually conducive to getting work done.
π Read Lost Time in COVID.
Overall, we have, of necessity, learned to value the quality of our time over the quantity of it, and to work with the rhythms of our energies.
I just got finished with my onboarding meeting for the Connected Learning Lab and I can’t adequately express how psyched I am to get to do the work I actually want to do. How do I keep this going post-postdoc?