Sandbar, with canoe. Cross Lake, MN.
“The Economics of the Protestant Reformation”. (I love when academic research like this is freely accessible, btw. One of the most frustrating things about my discipline, literary studies, is how dependent the discipline is upon noxious gatekeepers like JSTOR.)
Current listening: “Lazarus”, from Bowie’s late, great Blackstar.
Current listening: Matthew Shipp, I’ve Been to Many Places. I especially like his version of “Summertime.”
Success! Finished uploading old WP posts to my new Jekyll-based site. Next adventure: a custom domain?
J.M. Coetzee’s early poetry was written in binary, hex, & FORTRAN, anticipating the digital-humanities turn by decades.
On my commutes, I’ve been listening to Tony Judt’s Postwar. It’s a remarkable book, & I will write more later—but for now, I just wanted to say I have only 19 hours left in this 43 hour long behemoth!
Digging moss with Nana.
Current listening: my local symphony orchestra’s recordings of Beethoven’s symphonies.