Assignment: warmly welcome Mike Chinoy to PennCSCC on Monday! cscc.sas.upenn.edu/events/2023/03…

this is literally the plot of horror movie (Crawl, 2019)

It was great to talk to The Atlantic's Rogé Karma about my research on immigration backlash for his excellent piece on "The Most Dramatic Shift in U.S. Public Opinion." As he concludes rightly, "the current hawkish mood is not the fixed end point of US popular sentiment."

What it’s like to read Lacan

all I got over in Queens is a slightly purpler sky

STOP RUBBING IT IN ☹️

Gets me every time. The New Yorker--from 1996.

I can't believe this worked

#RogerBaumann on how the debate in the #BlackChurch over #PalestineIsrael both reproduces and complicates national and international debates in theChristianCentury: christiancentury.org/features/black… Columbia Univ Press

JetBlue is giving me ear-plugs, wine, free wi-fi, and a selection of A24 films for my flight to the UK. Even if they didn’t name their non-Boeing plane Elementary, My Dear Watson, they’ve bought sufficient brand loyalty from me for the forseeable future

this is why our Europe reps love RASP Editor

Always exciting to see university presses get books in the New Yorker, especially when they're attached to public universities. Congrats to the author and to University of Texas Press.

wasn’t going to buy any books on this trip but

My book, In Our Interest: How Democracies Can Make Immigration Popular, now has a cover and publication date of March 25, 2025, with praise from W. Cornelius, Bryan Caplan, Dan Hopkins, and Zeke Hernandez. It is time to make immigration popular. Let's go! cup.columbia.edu/book/in-our-in…

I love picturing Bob Dylan wandering around the Frankfurt Book Fair trying to pitch a book. Do you think anyone recognized him?

another writer comes away from Frankfurt Book Fair disappointed. a tale as old as time