#Books

Jacque Wernimont

profwernimont

We're at more than 10.5 million global confirmed cases of #COVID19 and 2.5 million in the US and growing quickly, so why don't the numbers and behaviors align? A thread

Wolfgang Hutter

WolfgangHutter2

Historiography/suggested readings for the history of the American empire. This is not a full accounting of the history of U.S. foreign policy, but instead is a number of suggested readings

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VioletRiotGames

There is a huge difference concerning Marie Antoinette. She was a child who was basically kept in ignorance of her own population until she was married off. In many ways

Jacques Nyemb

jnyemb

10+ years ago I started publishing books and was EVERYWHERE. I was relentless and worked on lots of things. In the beginning years it felt awesome. But I realized something

Dr. Kate Antonova

kpanyc

If I can, for a moment, speak seriously to profs who panic about students "getting away with" stuff. Let go of the need to control. You can't, and your efforts

Alex Roddie

alex_roddie

A good post from Chris about photography in the outdoors. You don't always need more megapixels.https://twitter.com/townsendoutdoor/status/1323419803030347782 Wildlife photography is one area where more megapixels are helpful (you can c

Jack Callil

Jack_Callil

The new issue of @Meanjin is out, and I had the immense privilege of proofreading it again. It's full of beautiful, exploring and provoking writing. I hope all who can

Bayo Adeyinka

greaterbayo

The Law of Wasted EffortsSometimes last year, a sow on my farm gave birth to many piglets but refused to give them suck. We tried all we could but the

Kaitlyn Greenidge

surlybassey

One of the most pervasive myths in the story of American literature is that the all-pervasive whiteness is some sort of accident--unintentional, just how it was in the past, and

adhd-angsty

AdhdAngsty

"You don't have ADHD unless you showed symptoms as a child". 1. Most girls only start showing symptoms at puberty. 2. Parental support can mean ADHD is unintentionally managed3. Kids

Durham Cathedral Library

BedesBooks

Today's #AnimalsInChurches theme is #AnimalsInCathedrals! So here's a thread of some of our favourite beasts around @DurhamCathedral. . Let's go! The foundation legend of @DurhamCathedral tells of milkmaids and a

Melina Aarnikoivu

MAarnikoivu

I’m not a “successful scholar” (and probably never will be if citation numbers determine that) but I like my work and I feel like I’m making some difference, even if

Graham Atkins

GrahamTAtkins

New local govt £: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/comprehensive-new-funding-package-for-councils-to-help-address-coronavirus-pressures-and-cover-lost-income-during-the-pandemic- £500m unringfenced grant- Govt will replace 75% of lost i

Jim OShaughnessy

jposhaughnessy

1/ Why you need to document things to improve your decision-making, a thread:"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool."~Richard

Sophie Flynn

sophielflynn

Our @JerichoWriters newsletter today includes a blog on the general word count you should aim for in your novel. This reminded me of when I finished drafting All My Lies

Annette Gordon-Reed

agordonreed

1)I read so many books, about so many people, growing up that I was used to seeing the racism of the authors, other famous people, politicians, and the like. I

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