Before the Readathon
When I am in the mood for something sophisticated.
The Mammoth
In the literary analysis world, the people are represented by two competing feelings [horror and determination] while reading The Count of Monte Cristo. These are their stories.
Before the Readathon
I have two dozen books on the go. This is an attempt to get through some of them.
Annotation Nation
On annotations, diaries, and the liminal space between grammar and poetry.
A Wee Book Tag for the End of the Year
Coming to December, and all that the holidays promise.
Of Wolves and Watermelons
A 2022 list of my favorite books.
After the Readathon
What I learned from Neil Gaiman.
Before the Readathon
Twenty-four hours of reading Mexican Gothic, The Graveyard Book, and Pessoa.
The Stephen King Project
Reading the King of Horror.
Hello, Project Novocaine!
There is a beauty and an inspiration in museums.
My Very First Book Haul
When book shopping goes awry.
Finished.
134,455 words.
Goals, Goals, Goals
Please read the title of this blog with some Motley Crue flair.
After the Readathon
Black Beauty and its meaning.
Before the Readathon
A reading marathon of Don Quixote, The Starless Sea, and Black Beauty.
The Book of Disquiet: A Review
A review of the finest book from the Portuguese.
Comp Comp
The quest to build a research statement continues.
Little Miss Intellectually Promiscuous
Welcome to the world of research statements, where you have a list of buzzwords a mile long and the stamina of a sloth stuffed with soggy economics textbooks from 1986.
What My Rough Draft Has Taught Me
A few thoughts on the work that has defined my youth.
In Which Fernando Pessoa Punctures My Heart
In which I reach the halfway mark of the greatest book I have ever read.
