Ken Whyte on the trials of distribution shush.substack.com/p/the-least-gl…

Gets my vote

I just want to let you comrades know that Cornell's entire library is open access (no permissions required), and there are many thousands of books 📚 archive.org/details/cornell

Heads up, UIUC Classics is accepting applications for MAT and MA/PhD programs for fall 2026. All resident grads are supported by full tuition waivers and a combo of fellowships TAships, and RAships. For any questions, Dan Leon ([email protected]) is our DGS. Website link below.

This is big. Princeton is reissuing the unabridged Muqaddimah in three volumes. amzn.to/4ofnAb8

btw everyone who trolled me for this tweet can suck a fuck because i got to be part of a winning mayoral campaign at 18 yrs old and you all were just lying in your beds tweeting at me. i was getting up at 4AM to canvass at 6AM in freezing cold weather. y'all r old AND lazy

At long last, my book is showing as available in the normal way from online retailers. You can order it today from Amazon and receive it by Tuesday, or even tomorrow with express delivery. Independent shops should also be able to order it in now. / amazon.co.uk/Someone-Elses-…

My Mobile Butik came through. YOU HEROES! Tragically, cannot leave a 100-star rating on Google, which is what these superstars deserve. If you're in Berlin & need a quick hardware fix, these magicians are in Mehringdamm, can't rate highly enough.

If I can convince 14 more people to pre-order Gertrude Stein's Making of Americans before 12/16, it will bring us to 501 copies, surpassing the entire first print run of the book from 1925. I feel like we can correct a wrong, at least symbolically, or like, cosmically.

Thanks to The New Statesman for letting me mention La bella confusione - available only in Italian & French! - about the year Fellini made 8 1/2 & Visconti made The Leopard, w Claudia Cardinale traveling back & forth between sets, having to change her hair colour each time. Fabulous!