Works Cited

I'm rather proud that one of the top search terms leading to this blog is still "lofgeornost."

I finally bothered to put together a "Best of Works Cited " page. "Best" might be a misnomer, but there it is.

Here is my advice to anyone who is thinking of firing off a peeved response to something someone else wrote about them on the internet: Re...

Annoyingly, a systemwide Blogger glitch has caused yesterday's post on telephones to disappear, along with some queued material. If it ...

It strikes me that Tuesday's post is actually just an expansion of a series of tweets and retweets. This blog is called Works Cited, so ...

Many thanks to Andrew Sullivan at The Daily Beast and Ta-Nehisi Coates at The Atlantic blogs for linking to my recent editor's post ...

Over at the Arcade Editors' Blog, I've just posted some more of my usual ramblings about academic blogging. I may enlarge on the is...

I just spent ten minutes tidying up the links at right, adding a new section on digital publishing and archives. I think I may be missing a ...

According to my sitemeter, while Mac OS X accounts for 10.9% of web use [ dubious source ], it constitutes 63.4% of traffic to this blog.

I've been thinking lately about the similarities between a blog comment thread and a classroom discussion. It was an odd comparison for ...

I'm very excited to have started working on Arcade , a "digital salon." I like its seriousness and its interdisciplinarity, an...

This blog gets a lot of google hits from people looking for a Works Cited entry for this or that. Generally, these people fundamentally don...

Did Blogger just change my style sheet?

I don't really do new year's resolutions, but there are a few things I think I'd like to do with this blog. This blog has always...

[My write-up of a recent poetry reading is now up on the department blog. I might add that I had the pleasure of speaking with Anne Tardos ...

Google's great achievement, supposedly, is using its search capabilities to match ads to keywords in order to target people who actually...

This post is for the poor lost souls who keep winding up here after googling "works cited for [title]." I am guessing that you...

I've finally come up with a title for this blog. Citation, appropriation, and pastiche are the postmodern techniques par excellence, and...

Excellent google search string of the day: "students who feel that their classes are boring or useless." Hah!

Jeff Sypeck posts some of his google search strings. (Sypeck is the author of Becoming Charlemagne .) New readers continue to find “Quid Pl...