The Recovering Academic
Joshua Doležal, Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan, MDs, Danielle OfriRebuilding a life and a writing practice after leaving academe.
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The Biggest Threats To Military Women Wear The Same Uniform
From Soho Press
While watching the headlines about Pete Hegseth’s purge of female military officers, I’ve often thought back to the years I taught Helen Benedict’s novel Sand Queen (2011). That was for my “Illness and Health in Literature”...
Autumn Birthdays
From Hillwalk Tours
It’s a holiday week. Please enjoy this poem from the archive.
Autumn Birthdays
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We are sober folk.
Our starting place is t...
You Can’t Automate A Healing Ceremony
Lt. Joe Leaphorn, of “Dark Winds.” Photo from ScreenRant.
This week I read about how MIT is doubling down on human community, in part as a response to AI. The thinking is that embodied learning provides more accountability. You can better...
A Lit Mag Born Into Rubble, Still Standing
“Where do you go with the unspeakable? From time immemorial, in moments of communal grief we turn to music, to art.”
Dr. Danielle Ofri, author and founder of Bellevue Literary Review
Today, on "The Things Not Named," I speak with Dr. Dani...
The Insured Are Also Externalities
Photo by David Dee Delgado, AP.
I read the latest news about Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea while traveling home from Maine after a lovely week of hiking, swimming, and eating buttery lobster rolls. It was a rather brutal re-entry.
If you h...
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Author of a memoir and a poetry collection. Essays in Missouri Review, Kenyon Review, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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