Heading home after a fantastic and cathartic SCMS conference. This has always been my scholarly home, and this year was a joyous family reunion, and welcome to newer grad students and scholars. Excellent presentations and conversations, and capped off by an especially enthusiastic karaoke party last night. ๐ค๐ต๐ธ
Thanks to all, and especially the SCMS board and volunteers, and the staff at the Denver Sheraton, for a fantastic conference. On to Boston in 2024!
I got my copy! This comprehensive volume will be an instant classic in the field and I'm really thrilled to have a co-authored chapter in it (with my longtime partner in crime, Diane Negra). If you're at #SCMS23 in Denver, check it out at the #Routledge table, or on their website.
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