every Oh, Mary! casting is better than the last and i’ve never wished more that i lived in nyc
shelby brewster, phd
@shelbybrew.bsky.social
editing + indexing for nonfiction writers at eyebrighteditorial.com performance studies, cultural studies, philosophy, environmental humanities shelbybrewster.com 📍Prague, Czechia
having a chronic illness is so ridiculous. what do you mean the weather is changing so my brain doesn’t work properly. embarrassing.
*spit on the ground* And that's that on that. May his memory be fleeting.
happy publication to all my coauthors in Critical University Studies and Performance, edited by the wonderful @noemontez.bsky.social + @arielnereson.bsky.social my essay draws on my most formative grad school experience: organizing a grad workers union. i'm honored to be in such brilliant company
Critical University Studies and Performance – Vanderbilt University Press
Critical University Studies and Performance explores how we contend with issues of power, race, class, and gender in higher education, specifically as they r...
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why does my dog look like it’s her first day of third grade
honestly i’m not surprised that That Report was written by people from a philosophy department
anyone have tips on passing time while you’re stuck in an elevator?
Umayyah's book is fabulous - important for helping activists understand how we got here and what we can do in the future (index by yours truly)
🆕🎧 New on the pod: Cinematic activism and solidarity politics in the US with Umayyah Cable, Evelyn Alsultany, Keith Feldman, and Melani McAlister: share.transistor.fm/s/3c57835c
scenes from prague: local radio playing in the doctor's waiting room and the one-hit-wonder song by bill nighy's character from love, actually comes on
What is an index, and why is it important? An index is a map; it makes the information in books accessible to readers. It gives a sense of the coverage of the book, and whether it contains the information you need. And you can go back after reading to find what you want #IndexDay buff.ly/LMIHOqs
So who are the indexers? We come from a wide variety of backgrounds and bring our professional experience and subject area knowledge to our indexing work. You can read about some of our members’ indexer origin stories in our blog post #IndexDay
Ask the Indexers: what made you become an indexer?
In our first Ask the Indexers post of 2026, we ask the indexers: what initially drew you to indexing, and how did you know it was the right fit? Valeria Padalin
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~ 2026 Indexing Projects Thread ~ Cataloging indexes along with my selected musical accompaniment:
he's just like me for real
maaaajor photo of our mayor from @alexkrales.bsky.social in which we learn Mamdani is an iced-coffee-in-winter guy HUGE win for that community, congrats!!! (thought it was dunkin, which stopped me in my tracks, but no I don’t think the straw is the right shade of orange)
"Crucially, she didn’t act in a vacuum. Perkins was empowered by a surging labor movement. That labor power gave her the political capital to humanize the immigration process."
1/ I recently wrote about Frances Perkins—FDR’s Labor Secretary and first woman cabinet member. She is best known as the architect of the New Deal but she had a lesser-known achievement: She dismantled her era’s version of ICE.🧵
people have FOMO about parties but i have FOMO about homeownership
A massive problem today is the uneven distribution of shame. Some of us are running dedicated on-site shame servers 24/7 while others have no access to shame at all, even though they desperately need it. What we need to do is put shame in the cloud
please, i'm begging you, editors of the world, do not use AI to "verify facts"
spotify made me a custom playlist called sludge and unfortunately it slaps.
It has been a long time since I’ve wanted to see a show as badly as I want to see Orville Peck as the Emcee in Cabaret.
I had the pleasure of working with Clare on both of these books. They are each stunning in their own way. Anyone interested in arts criticism, feminism, and writing should pick up copies of both!
Croft's volumes explore how Johnston began the 1960s as an influential dance columnist and by the start of the next decade became known as a keen observer of postmodern art and lesbian feminist life. 📚https://buff.ly/41lE604 📚https://buff.ly/3CYB5tg #LGBTHistory #LGBTplusHM25 @dukepress.bsky.social
happy publication day to all my coauthors in this fabulous volume. www.bloomsbury.com/uk/methuen-d...
The Methuen Drama Handbook of Women in Contemporary British Theatre
This handbook provides a detailed exploration of the rich and diverse theatrical work produced by women in the first two decades of 21st-century British theatre…
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in retrospect I think it may have been a mistake to make the work machine and the procrastination machine be the same machine