We’re here to think critically and engage deeply with those exact questions.
Also, to correct dangling prepositions.
I know I’m biased, but could my little sister be *any* cooler?
Day 3: what you think your reason for being here is
I wrote a blog post provoked by MTA ads and ads on the MTA.
Contributions, Lambda, June
A book in which I am a contributor, Bisexuality and Queer Theory has been selected as a finalist in the Lambda Literary Awards of this year. My paper compares experiences of passing among bisexual women to biracial women. It feels like I wrote it forever ago, but still exciting to be part of something recognized by Lambda. Winners will be announced at the Lambda Awards ceremony on Monday evening, June 4th, at the CUNY Graduate Center, cross your fingers and I’ll keep you posted.
My habit of trading “information” for human warmth. Like putting a shilling in a meter; lasts for five minutes, then have to put another shilling in.
Hence, my ancient wish to be mute - because I know what most of my speech is *for*, and I’m humiliated by that.
Sontag, S. (2012). As consciousness is harnessed to flesh: Journals and notebooks, 1963-1980. Farrar, Straus & Giroux. p. 189.
P.S. Thanks, Ben!
The Journal of Documentation is my favorite LIS journal, so I’m pretty excited that my article with Marie and Gary Radford came out today. Funnily enough, this article started with a footnote that I made in a final paper in my very first PhD course.
