I wrote some thoughts about robot Abraham Lincolns for Planetside.

I followed @oksanamir.bsky.social down an anarchist history rabbit hole (not the first time), and Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness published the resulting zine.

#ScholarSunday Thread 265 (3/1/26) – Black and White and Read All Over March has come in with more administration lyin’, which means all the more reason to share my 265th #ScholarSunday thread of public scholarly writing, podcasts, new & forthcoming books from the last w...

March has come in with more administration lyin’, which means all the more reason to share my 265th #ScholarSunday thread of public scholarly writing, podcasts, new & forthcoming books from the last week. Add more below, share as widely as you can, & solidarity, all! 🗃️ +

I shared some of my thoughts about writing historical fiction over at Contingent.

Excited to be part of this reading!

Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg - Teachers & Writers Magazine Banned book writing prompts.

I have a new piece up on Teachers & Writers Collaborative. 25 years, and I keep finding new ways to engage with this holy little book.

I'm excited that this project, which I've lived with for so many years, is finally coming out into the world!

Left Hook Fascism, gender policing, and the unlikely rise of women's boxing.

Really thrilled to have a piece in @readlux.bsky.social, just in time for the Serrano-Taylor fight tonight.

lux-magazine.com/article/wome...

A white sign reads “stop fucking around, pay labor a fair wage now!”

A message from the striking municipal workers of Philadelphia:

@oksanamir.bsky.social and I have a new piece up on Protean Magazine where we explore how the current repression of pro-Palestinian activists echoes the First Red Scare.

MAZEL TOV @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social!!!!

The quote and information written in charcoal and red against a white background. At the bottom right is the Rumpus full logo in red. At the top are the words "Rumpus Original Essay."

“And yet the anxiety persists: the hammering reverberates, perhaps loudest, in new writers seeking their place in the world of storytelling.”

From "Nothing New Under the Sun" by By Joshua Keller and Ben Nadler for the Rumpus original column Collaborative Criticism.

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