Giving the Tumbleweeds Room to Blow

Well, if the past three years have proven nothing else, it's that I'm not a very good blogger. Therefore, I've decided to try my hand at being a better Tumblrer. The enterprise will likely fail, but I'll give it a shot . . . just a few short years after the rest of the Internet moved over there. If you're interested, look me up. I'll be right here. This esteemed blog's archives will conveniently remain right where you are at this very moment.

Totally Egregious and Unnecessary and Possibly Sacrilegious Sports Post

The meek shall inherit the Earth--literally, that is.

Alumni Love

A hearty thanks to GW English for publicizing The Politics of Post-9/11 Music: Sound, Trauma, and the Music Industry in the Time of Terror. Brian Flota and I very much appreciate the love.

Judging a Book by Its Cover

I know that I'm not supposed to do it. But if I were to do it, I'd say this book looks awesome.

Nevermind that Price Tag

The edited collection that I compiled with the assistance of Brian Flota of the PoMo Jukebox and The Fiddleback has a presence on Amazon. This development is all very exciting despite the fact that most people will probably prefer to drop $100 on one of the many super-deluxe reissues of Nevermind that are hitting store shelves. I just ask that all of you consider that purchase very carefully. Really, do you need those boombox mixes?

Open for Business and Taking Orders

The program for the symposium Composing Disability: Writing, Communication, Culture has been revealed. Click over to the website for GWU's Office of Disability Support Services to download a copy of it!

Open for Business

Registration for the symposium Composing Disability: Writing, Communication, Culture, which I have organized with Robert McRuer, Abby Wilkerson, and Christy Willis, is open and is ready to receive your payments. Click here to go to the homepage of The George Washington University's Office of Disability Support Services where you will find a link for the registration form. I'll see all of you in November.