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In which Jeffrey Insko 🐳🐬🐋 does correctly identify the funniest paragraph in the book.

It's infrastructure week.

We at the Advanced Study at IL Climate | Change Initiative are very excited to host Jeffrey Insko 🐳🐬🐋, who will be talking with us about infrastructure and climate change. If you're anywhere nearby, please come to the lecture this Wednesday 11/29 at 4pm! cas.illinois.edu/node/2844

At Advanced Study at IL this week I asked, “What if the Line 6B spill isn’t over yet?”Yesterday’s MI Public Service Commission is exactly what I meant. Great thread here about a great day. So much thanks to Jamie L. Jones and her amazing colleagues and students. #shutdownline5

Many thanks to Jamie L. Jones and Jeffrey Insko 🐳🐬🐋 for another great week of learning and thinking about climate and infrastructure here at UIUC.

Friends in Illinois: I’ll be giving a talk about my new book, “On Earth or in Poems: The Many Lives of al-Andalus," at the Illini Union Bookstore tomorrow (12/4) at 4 PM. I’d love to see some familiar faces in the crowd!

What a night!

BREAKING: Taylor Swift endorses Kamala Harris after this debate, signed a “Childless Cat Lady”

Taylor Swift, calling herself a “childless cat lady,” says she’s voting Harris.

BREAKING Calling herself a “childless cat lady,” Taylor Swift says she is voting for Kamala Harris.

No. ❤️

I voted for Kamala. I hope you will too.

Oh, this is exciting. The Dial lives! I'm so excited to be in such brilliant company in the inaugural issue!

This has been a labor of love over the past couple of years; the inaugural contributors are SO good, and we hope you like it! @C19Americanists American Literature Association

Huge thank you to Chris Hanlon for inviting me to contribute to this amazing inaugural issue, along with Jeffrey Insko 🐳🐬🐋, Jamie L. Jones, and many other brilliant scholars of the American nineteenth century and its relevance to the crises and opportunities of the present.

I'm thrilled to have an essay in this inaugural issue of THE DIAL, alongside so many brilliant colleagues who are also thinking and writing about climate change. My essay offers 3 things: a reading of Thoreau's 1865 narrative CAPE COD 1/

I wrote about Emersonian and other C19 solar dreams but also-- probably to the surprise of no one-- about Enbridge and infrastructure.