February 12, 2019
How To Be An Adjunct Professor
1. As you will most likely not have an office, it’s wise to learn now how to pitch a sturdy tent or erect a yurt. 2. It also helps to […]
November 16, 2018
Adventures in Pedagogy: Teaching Your Students to Become Textual Flâneurs (plus pedagogy links)
This is the first essay in my new series on teaching for the Kenyon Review, Adventures in Pedagogy. Each year that I teach college English, film, composition, and creative writing, […]
September 15, 2013
Imagining an Atemporal Utopia: Marjorie Perloff on Italian and Russian Futurism
[This post serves as the introduction for a soon-to-be-published interview with Perloff.] The present liminal state of literature—and its anxious reexamination of questions about materiality, representation, ethics, communication, community, and even […]