Worth Reading

  1. Nina Illingworth on the homophobic "humor" of liberalism.
  2. Jeremy Parish's great series about Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
  3. Luke Savage on how liberals fell in love with the horrific show The West Wing.
  4. R.L. Stephens on Ta Nehisi Coates.
  5. Jessica Wilkerson on the Appalachia.
  6. Amber A'Lee Frost on current leftist protests.
  7. Anthony Pappalardo on the youth crew aesthetic.
  8. Jessa Crispin on identity and amnesia.
  9. Angela Nagle on The Handmaid's Tale.
  10. Miya Tokumitsu on the vast control employers have over the lives of employees.

Episode XVI: Mega Man 3

Back in the early nineties, I did not enjoy Mega Man 3 that much at all. For better or worse, it was following up one of the best video games ever made. Join me as I revisit the game 25 years later.

What I Am UpTo Summer 2017

Summer classes begin the Monday after graduation, so my five week composition course is already half done. This summer I am teaching my normal assortment of composition courses plus CIN109 American Cinema and, for the first time, LIT203 Masterpieces of World Literature.

During the summer I do not have official office hours, but I am anxiously awaiting the completion of our new, permanent, offices in Laurel Hall. They will be done in time for the fall semester.

News about the 2017 version of THATCamp Community College will be coming nearer to the fall.

I am now chairing our honors initiative here at RCBC. I am really proud of the work we have done to get the first batch of courses off the ground and look forward to what comes next. I have some plans I would like to set in motion.

Otherwise I am hard at work on archival work and podcasting. I will have some posts up during the summer detailing some of my activities during the school year. Stay tuned.