in Progress
Jonathan D. Fitzgerald, Jon Busch, Jason ClemenceStrong opinions, loosely held
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Writer and English prof. Author of How the News Feels: The Empathic Power of Literary Journalists (UMass Press, 2023). Thinking about religion, media, tech, and lots of things in between.
Patiently awaiting popularity.
I write about politics, rhetoric, literature, film, and the general discord and contradictions of modern life.
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