'What If Fungi Win?' by Arturo Casadevall and Stephanie Desmon describes the beneficial roles of fungi along with their mischievous and deadly impacts and illustrates how committed experts are researching ways to save us and our food supplies. 🍄

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ICYMI: read about The Hopkins Review!

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Excerpted from 'What is fungi win?', being pubished tomorrow by Hopkins Press written with Stephanie Desmon
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Walt Whitman may be known as the “poet of America,” but fewer know about his contributions to bringing the Brooklyn Waterworks project out of obscurity through advocacy journalism

Read more about his efforts in Technology and Culture, free thru 31 May

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Know-your-place aggression: the flexible, dynamic array of forces that answer the achievements of marginalized groups such that their success brings aggression as often as praise.

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Really enjoyed getting to write back and forth with Miranda July this spring -- about motherhood, divorce, perimenopause, and the wildness of living many identities...

Check out the latest issue of Victorian Review! This issue features a forum on new approaches to teaching Victorian texts and articles that explore the fascinating relationship between Victorian fashion and literary cultures.
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NEW: I reviewed 3 new books on race science, for Technology & Culture!

Brown Skins, White Coats: Race Science in India, 1920–66; Medicine, Science, and Making Race in Civil War America; Masters of Health: Racial Science and Slavery in U.S. Medical Schools
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Great article calling for a feminist turn away from grading to reclaim the liberatory power of learning. Looks at the disciplinary function of grading & how it serves to reinforce a neoliberal rhetoric of excellence & reproduce social/economic hierarchies muse.jhu.edu/article/802398

Just published in Journal of Early Christian Studies: muse.jhu.edu/article/923167

SHARP is looking for a co-editor to join the Book History editorial team! Applications are due on Friday, May 31st. You can find more information as well as a full job description at the link. sharpweb.org/sharpnews/2024…

New article on Rohingya perceptions of international justice in Human Rights Quarterly by Payam Akhavan, bechamilton
and AntoniaMulvey. This looks excellent!
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'New and Notable' in _Eighteenth-Century Studies_ from Johns Hopkins UP! 'Benjamin Franklin and the Poetics of the New Diplomacy' by Kenneth Weisbrode, V. 57.2, Winter 2024. Read online free through May 17! muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

In a new interview, @miranda_july and Meghan O'Rourke talk about one of the great unexplored literary topics: the intersection of motherhood, art-making, and the changes that come with perimenopause. yalereview.org/article/mirand…

Celebrate the unofficial start to summer with our Memorial Day sale! ☀️ Save 30% on all books and get free shipping on your $50+ order with code HMOR24.

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🎙️Honored to be joined by Dr Mary Dana Hinton, president of Hollins University , to discuss 📚 Leading From the Margins

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ICYMI: New & Notable Articles from the past week

Featuring articles from:
Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology
The Review of Higher Education
Spiritus
Eighteenth-Century Studies
Shakespeare Bulletin

and so much more!

Catch up at the Journals Blog: ow.ly/1BYw50RBXBq

Finally pub day on a project that I began working on during the peak of Covid. Gratitude to all the Rohingya survivors in Bangladesh who so generously shared their unvarnished views on international justice.
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CALL FOR PAPERS — Special Issue: Situating Neurodiversity and Madness, edited by Quill Κουκλα & Rua Mae Williams (@FractalEcho)

Submission Deadline: May 31, 2024
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