My partner may be worried that you don't know that I think the thing she wrote is a really good piece of writing.
@duckrabbit.bsky.social
I would love to see any Boston area friends at the @pshares.bsky.social summer / fall issue launch party on October 14th, 6pm at Trident Booksellers on Newbury Street.
long, slow exhale just want to hold this one in my own lungs for as long as i can, for as long as i’m given
One of the best things I’ve read in a long time, an essay by my friend Sarah. pshares.org/issue-articl...
Beautiful, thoughtful, and sane and very worth your time in a world that seems to have lost its reason
One of the best things I’ve read in a long time, an essay by my friend Sarah. pshares.org/issue-articl...
It's wild to read this and go about the rest of the day as if it won't all end. Sometimes, it's hard to breathe. What a wonderful piece of writing to share.
One of the best things I’ve read in a long time, an essay by my friend Sarah. pshares.org/issue-articl...
One of the best things I’ve read in a long time, an essay by my friend Sarah. pshares.org/issue-articl...
Not even cancer, it turns out, can quash the irrepressible twenty-first-century human drive to generate content. Herewith this essay. I am more grateful than I can express to everybody at Ploughshares, and to Justin Torres, for publishing it.
"I am used to dealing with the dead." Read Sarah Tindal Kareem's essay, "Vita Nova," in the Summer 2026 issue of Ploughshares: https://pshares.org/issue-article/vita-nova/
We're thrilled to see how much our Summer 2026 contributors have been enjoying the issue! 🍒 Check out these highlights, and don't forget to grab your copy: https://pshares.org/product/summer-2026/
It’s a beautiful summer day, and the cherry on top is our Summer 2026 issue, guest-edited by Justin Torres and out today! 🍒 Pick up your copy to find poetry and prose by Yahya Ashour, Kesiena Boom, Angie Cruz, Sarah Tindal Kareem, Mai Der Vang, and more: https://pshares.org/product/summer-2026/
Periodic reminder to order my book through your library to help the ebook flip to open access! Within, there's flying penises, dolphin-riding cats, and an extended reading of Bob the Drag Queen's epic wig reveal—something for everyone!
It looks like my book A FUNNY THING: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE UNDISCIPLINED is available for preorder, and will be out next month! Please ask your university libraries to order it—if enough copies sell, it will flip to open access! www.cambridge.org/core/books/f...
Finally driven to compose a new blog post by finding myself at my wit’s end. duckrabbithole.com/2023/12/07/l...
Just got my copy of Rachel Feder’s THE DARCY MYTH and am very excited to blame Jane Austen for my abiding love of Troy Dyer in Reality Bites these many years later
*pounds fists on table* Emma! Emma! Emma! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-norton-library-podcast/id1677170110?i=1000634584498
The Norton Library Podcast: Handsome, Clever, and Rich (Emma, Part 1) on Apple Podcasts
Show The Norton Library Podcast, Ep Handsome, Clever, and Rich (Emma, Part 1) - Nov 12, 2023
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I wrote about my experience as a WVU student—and the heartbreak and helplessness I feel now as a professor at a public university. Thanks to @evankindley.bsky.social for the editorial panache. https://www.chronicle.com/article/west-virginia-u-changed-my-life
Opinion | West Virginia U. Changed My Life
Will future generations of students have the opportunities I had?
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My Dark Room was released this week by the University of Chicago Press! Looking forward to seeing where it will go & how far, after its long road to publication. It's dedicated to my dad, another Dr. Park (albeit a surgeon). He'd be the happiest man in the world over this. I owe him just for that.