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Announcements: A few really exciting things have happened
recently...
 | I've published my first long essay in the
New York Review of
Science Fiction, on teaching with Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels. |
| I have
uploaded photos of my summer in England. |
| I have been
interviewed by Revish.com. |
| The dissertation is getting there. |
| I have passed all of my Ph.D. exams: 19th-century British
Literature, Modern British SF&F Satire, and Jane Austen. All but
dissertation... |
| Never mind the IAFA Division Head news, now I am on the Executive
Board, as Membership and Registration Coordinator—which
was even less expected. |
| I have passed my Ph.D. Latin language examination. |
| I was made the IAFA Division Head for Visual & Performing Arts.
This is huge news for me, and completely unexpected. |
| The Sandman Papers has been published. |
| I have finished my last semester of Ph.D. coursework. |
| The Science
Fiction Foundation has published Terry Pratchett: Guilty of
Literature, 2nd Edition, which features an essay of mine called "Death and the Maiden: Using the Ultimate Reality to Realize
Ultimate Humanity." The book is available through
Old Earth Books. |
My teaching
blog: Teaching Composition Without Unnecessary
Cruelty (but enough necessary cruelty to get the job done).
Contact me at:
ninons46723 AT mypacks.net. I check this address infrequently, but I do
check it.
Visit my
Jane Austen page! This page contains the most
malicious Jane Austen quiz ever written. Don't say
you were never warned.
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Horror beyond words-
A buggerall to describe,
Stinky Cthulhu. |
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