🔖 Martha Bautells’s On Writing Through a Residency That Never Happened (But Did?) resonates with me, as I still grieve the dissertation I didn’t write.
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I wonder if the drop-off in publishing after August 2020 might be due to pandemic fatigue.
💬📚 “The graduate program… hinges on a level of detachment from the corporeal, on a laser focus and dedication to one’s intellectual development.” - Rachel Leventhal-Weiner in Succeeding Outside of the Academy
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What We Learned From a Year of Crafting - The New York Times nytimes.comRead: www.nytimes.com
There are worse things than sitting outside at a children’s museum on a beautiful day with little fans pointed at your face while your spouse plays with your kid and you catch up on all the things you bookmarked to read.
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Kristen Arnett Gets Her Best Ideas at the Bar - Interview Magazine interviewmagazine.com
🔖🖥️ Elizabeth and Gav promised in this week’s The Rec Center that 1992: Silverwolf would be the most engrossing post I’d read all week and it did not disappoint.
Career Advice for PhDs Websites and Professionals: You should use ImaginePhD! It will help you identify a good post/alt/non-ac career for your interests and skills!
ImaginePhD: Hi Kimberly. You know what you’d be really good at? Being university faculty.
Me: sigh
🔖📚 Read Together As We Burn: On a Complicated Maternal Bond and Intergenerational Love. A heartbreaking excerpt from Ashley C. Ford’s memoir, Somebody’s Daughter.
🔖📚 Read Stories and Hormones Shape Our Lives by Elanor Broker. Beautiful essay weaving together personal experiences of trans matrescence and the books Detransition, Baby and The Argonauts.