I just had an article published in The Conversation that folks might like to check out! Dal Grad Studies OpenThink Dal English Dept

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If you're interested in the Gothic AND/OR the future of American democracy, why not give it a shot? cambridge.org/core/elements/…

I'm looking to crowdsource some suggestions for a writing course I'm teaching.

Give me your favorite essay/s, new and/or old.

Some authors I'm already considering: W.E.B Du Bois, George Orwell, James Baldwin, Susan Sontag, Robin Kimmerer, Thomas King, Zadie Smith.

You know, I was lukewarm on #3BodyProblem , but it really picks up by the fifth episode.

Well now that's cool.

Thanks to Cambridge University Press for these awesome physical copies of my new book.

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What's better than a digital copy of my book?

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I wonder the same re: ecological issues.

I remember that brief yet hopeful time when the lockdown reduced carbon emissions and the utopians among us (myself included) hoped it might give us a chance to reset.

Four years later, emissions have only ramped up.

Watched the first episode of #3BodyProblem and its... ok?

The book wasn't perfect either, but its surreal moments somehow felt more existentially terrifying, whereas the show feels corny by comparison.

What's better than a digital copy of my book?

A physical copy 🙂

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Good to see I'm not the only one who has noticed this. I was starting to think I was being sent holy messages (Not really... But maybe?)

On the one hand I am deeply concerned about AI and its power to exploit the hard work of artists and to inundate the internet with garbage.

On the other hand, it's also sublimely hilarious to see images like this suggested to me on FB with legions of devout bots commenting.

Michael Cameron’s splendid book ‘The Last Man and Gothic Sympathy’ is coming out in physical format soon, and can also be downloaded digitally.

The window to get your free copy may have passed, but lament not! You can still purchase a digital copy or preorder a physical copy at the following link:

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Helen Pinsent, a Dal English PhD student, what fresh Helen is this writing about her research on mobility culture for Dal Grad Studies OpenThink program: blogs.dal.ca/openthink/mobi… Dalhousie Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

I’m excited to be one of 2024’s OpenThink cohort! Check out this Dal News article about the program and then click through and read my first blog. Dal Grad Studies Dal English Dept

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Just under one more week to download my new book for free! After that you'll have to pay. Get your copy now :)

So cool!