Works Cited

“It was important for the organization to be aware of the comments their students were making.” Jones-Sontag says. “It’s also important for ...

A widespread form of feedback to a junior colleague is what I hereby name "bibliography-dumping." This is the practice of naming...

Martha Goodwin was single, and well along into the thin years. She lived with her married sister in Whilomville. She performed nearly all th...

From a land toward which their faces were bent came a continuous boom of artillery fire. It was sounding in regular measures like the beatin...

Nobody has occupied Emory. These days I see protests at Cal on YouTube instead of out my office window, or in front of my face. I recommen...

Such blogging fail. I am now just posting Twitter conversations wholesale. But hey, Storify's interface is a lot better than it used to ...

I really want to engage in the smart conversations that are going on here and elsewhere, and in particular I owe Jean Bauer a comment, not ...

[TL;DR: Ed Finn is smart; nerdiness warrants contamination by the real; here's a Google Doc for THATCamp Theory .] * * * Yesterday I...

What's so eerie about Stephen Crane's Black Riders (1894) is that it's full of love poems, and they're seriously cheesy . ...

I've been wanting to do some Atlanta blogging lately, but I never seem to have time. This morning Bart and Colleen and I went to the Atl...

"More hack, less yack," they say. I understand the impulse, and to some degree admire the rough-and-tumble attitude of those in di...

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