Quinn Grover

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prof. of English | fisher of flies | writer of words | water, aridity, & the american west | #litsudies | jokes | arsenal fc
My book:https://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/bison-books/9781496211804/
An article:https://muse.jhu.edu/article/851210
A short story:https://www.csn.edu/_csnmedia/documents/red-rock-review/rrr_interior_fall2022_final_katelyn-wilkinson.pdf
What I'm saying is that there's only one creative team that has repeatedly demonstrated the ability to produce adaptations of literary classics. And that's why The Muppets should have been allowed to make the Dune movie.
An update on this after a morning of reading and prep: I'm gonna use Wanda Raiford's "FANTASY AND HAITI'S ERASURE IN WILLIAM FAULKNER'S ABSALOM, ABSALOM!" to guide my lesson tomorrow. It's a great article that captures the scholarly conversation about Faulkner's re-visioning (and erasure) of Haitian history and uses it to explore the ways that ignorance is a social construction. 10/10, highly recommend.
@jules thanks! I've found some recent articles that look great. It's a fascinating way into the novel, I think.
Am Lit scholars: What's the best article about Absalom, Absalom! and Haiti? I want to talk to my students about how scholars have dealt with that part of the book. Boosts appreciated.
so obviously i'm sad twitter died, mainly because i got a lot of my indexing jobs that way, so if you need to have a book indexed, hire me! (please reblog this academics)
Time Out Of Mind

Bob Dylan · Album · 1997 · 11 songs.

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How is it that the first half of fall semester is only a week and the last half is 12 years long but I still never get anything done?

I think I am following more white people (apart from Indians) here. Could I get recommendations for people of colour I can follow here?

Please boost.

I wanna see LaPhonso Ellis and Seth Greenberg put on some wrestling tights, get oiled up, and fight to the death.

@scribes Yes, definitely weird times (although I still think albums a relevant). In some ways, I think the critic has never been more valuable in pop music. I can let the spotify algorithm guide me if I want, but a human who can make sense of music today is especially useful because frankly I don't have the time or energy to do it myself. I find that I use critics to find music now while also helping me think about music I've already found and understand it as part of today's weird musical context. Still, the days of the super hip rolling stone writer are probably dead.

Steven Hyden's another good one with a totally different vibe. The ultimate dad rock critic.