Julian Chambliss
@julianchambliss.bsky.social
Scholar and Teacher interested in comics, Afrofuturism, and Digital Humanities.
What is Scholarly Editing? It is a journal dedicated to textual scholarship in practice, but a community of scholars dedicated to recovery in all its forms in spirit. Read the newest volume free now>>> scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/ #OpenAccess #ScholarlyEditing #Archives
Volume 43
Volume 43 amply represents the editorial board’s interest in resuscitating, sustaining, and investigating eclectic, understudied materials. Readers will discover digital humanities innovations,…
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The newest volume of Scholarly Editing is available. 𝘚𝘤𝘩𝘰𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘭𝘺 𝘌𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 is an open-access, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal committed to all aspects of textual scholarship and recovery. Give a listen to this audiogram from the editor and find it oneline at >> scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/
I’m excited for the latest volume of Scholarly Editing. This volume showcases a rich diversity of textual scholarship. Volume 43 presents a vibrant range of critical work engaging with textual form. scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/ #DigitalHumanities #ScholarlyEditing #Archives #OpenAccess
In “Finding Your Voice in the Machine,” I speak with Lillian-Yvonne Bertram about poetry, computation, archives, and the long history of computer-generated writing. scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/fi... #Poetry #ScholarlyEditing
Bianca Swift describes archival practice as a relationship between documents, places, and people. Her work asks editors to consider how technology can support recovery while maintaining meaningful connections. scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/a-... #ScholarlyEditing
A Bridge Between Generations
In Volume 43, the Voices and Perspectives Section features an interview with Bianca Swift from the Charles Chesnutt Archive. As a poet, teaching artist, and emerging scholar, Swift considers how…
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Bianca Swift describes archival practice as a relationship between documents, places, and people. Her work asks editors to consider how technology can support recovery while maintaining meaningful connections with the communities represented in an archive.
A Bridge Between Generations
In Volume 43, the Voices and Perspectives Section features an interview with Bianca Swift from the Charles Chesnutt Archive. As a poet, teaching artist, and emerging scholar, Swift considers how…
scholarlyediting.org
In “A Bridge Between Generations,” I speak with Bianca Swift about the Charles Chesnutt Archive, community-engaged research, public memory, editorial labor, and the responsibilities that accompany digital archival work. scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/a-... #CharlesChesnutt #DigitalHumanities
A Bridge Between Generations
In Volume 43, the Voices and Perspectives Section features an interview with Bianca Swift from the Charles Chesnutt Archive. As a poet, teaching artist, and emerging scholar, Swift considers how…
scholarlyediting.org
We have another great volume of Scholarly Editing available. Give a listen to this overview from Noelle Baker and check out her full introduction here--> scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/vo... #ScholarlyEditing
The newest volume of Scholarly Editing is available --> scholarlyediting.org/issues/43/ Check out this overview from Noelle Baker, the editor of the journal. #ScholarlyEditing #Volume43 #TextualScholarship
The next panel up at Comicpalooza —“Will Going to Mars Make Us Martian”Featuring Dr. Toniesha Taylor in conversation with Biologist Dr. Scott Solomon, a professor at Rice University and the author of Becoming Martian: How Living in Space Will Change Our Bodies and Minds. #science #popularculture
Made my way to Comicpalooza in Houston. Great pop culture programming for the people. First panel today is “Comics Scholarship Beyond the Page: Education, Outreach, and Community Support” with Christian Hines, Diamond Beverly-Porter, Sasha Sanders, and Mike Dando. #ComicsScholarship
I'm proud to be included in Evoking the Complexity of Black Lives in the US South: Excavating the Untold Stories, edited by Amanda Concha-Holmes. This open-access publication is grounded in black speculative practice. iopn.library.illinois.edu/books/pww/ca...
Evoking the Complexity of Black Lives in the US South: Excavating the Untold Stories | Publishing Without Walls
“First came the raindrops,” opens an animation in the Afrofuturist, multimodal collection Evoking the Complexity of Black Lives in the US South: Excavating the Untold Stories. Water, as a vessel of…
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This week at The Carryall: in the audio interview roundtable "Thinking Through the Black Panther Party," Joe Street discusses his book *Black Revolutionaries: A History of the Black Panther Party* with @randalljstephens.bsky.social and @julianchambliss.bsky.social. thecarryall.org/thinking-thr...
Thinking Through the Black Panther Party | Carryall
In this audio interview roundtable, Joe Street discusses his book Black Revolutionaries: A History of the Black Panther Party with Randall J. Stephens and Julian C. Chambliss.
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🖖🏼 I talk Star Trek with @julianchambliss.bsky.social and @careymillsapspears.bsky.social I adore this franchise and it’s been 60 years of Star Trek offering hope and woke to audiences hungry for more. The new episode is out! (Link in profile). Star Trek: Woke Since 1966 #StarTrek
Science fiction does cultural work. On Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever, I discuss Star Trek as a site for debating inclusion, justice, and the future. #StarTrek #SpeculativeFiction #FutureIndustry
Listen | Every Sci-Fi Film
Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever*
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So happy to join in a discussion about #SarTrek on #EverySingleSciFiFilmEver. www.everyscififilm.com/listen/episo...
Really enjoyed my attendance at BIPOC Pop. The power of story to change the world is something we all need to remember.
Black history is American history. That’s why I’m proud to have contributed to The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History AP African American Studies Guide—a free resource to support students and educators. www.gilderlehrman.org/ap-african-a...
FYI-- You still have time to get your proposal together for SACRPH 2026!
SACRPH is a space that is welcoming to graduate students, professionals, and the public interested in urban development, culture, and planning. #SACRPH #PLANNING #CONFERENCE
Today is the day, you can join me and Stacey Robinson for the MSU Museum Speculative Future program-- museum.msu.edu/events/specu... #SpeculativeFuture #Afrofuturism #MSUMusuem
What does it take to build tomorrow? Join me in conversation with Professor Stacey Robinson for the MSU Museum Speculative Future program. Register here-->
Speculative Futures | Afrofuturism
As the United States turns 250, the Speculative Futures series looks ahead, spotlighting artists, poets, scholars, and storytellers who imagine what comes next. Through programs celebrating Black…
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Speculative Futures is coming to the MSU Museum. Join me in conversation with Professor Stacey Robinson. You will have the opportunity to participate in a zine-making session as part of the program! #MuSeUm #Afrofuturism #SpeculativeFutures museum.msu.edu/events/specu...
I'm moderating Speculative Futures: Afrofuturism and the Art of Stacey Robinson at the MSU Museum!!! Learn more and register here--> museum.msu.edu/events/specu...
If you want to know more about speculative legacies and sonic landscapes, check out RISE: Detroit's Machine Music, the documentary podcast I produced as part of the Techno: Detroit's Machine Music Exhibition.
RISE: Detroit’s Machine Music
Explore the cultural, historical, and imaginative roots of techno, one of the most influential electronic music genres in the world. Journey deep into the sonic landscapes of Detroit, unpacking the…
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Excited for my conversation with Stacey Robinson as part of the MSU Museum Speculative Future program. If you are in the area, please join us! LEARN MORE--> museum.msu.edu/events/specu...
As we start 2026, truly grateful for the amazing colleagues at The MSU Museum. Techno: Detroit’s Machine Music( museum.msu.edu/exhibition/d... ) was a highlight. I’m excited by our continued engagement to tell the story of #Techno in our community and around the world. @msumuseum.bsky.social
