Kat Lecky
@katlecky.bsky.social
Endowed at Loyola Chicago; seventeenth-century cheap print publics and common medical / botanical knowledge, weeds, and acts of general naturalization. Book: Pocket Maps and Public Poetry (OUP 2019).
With the benefit of hindsight I’d say treat it as a sort of second puberty when you get to make better choices this time around. And the post-crisis face palming is an integral part of the process, so don’t be too buttoned up about it all. Onwards!
September 1, 2025 at 4:24 AM
With the benefit of hindsight I’d say treat it as a sort of second puberty when you get to make better choices this time around. And the post-crisis face palming is an integral part of the process, so don’t be too buttoned up about it all. Onwards!
Only in retrospect.
September 1, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Only in retrospect.
I’m a seasoned scavenger — I pull furniture out of the trash and make it beautiful. Your commune would be gorgeous and comfortable, on a shoestring budget (which may be useful given the property’s price tag!)
August 10, 2025 at 2:23 AM
I’m a seasoned scavenger — I pull furniture out of the trash and make it beautiful. Your commune would be gorgeous and comfortable, on a shoestring budget (which may be useful given the property’s price tag!)
Last semester I taught a seminar on John Milton, in which the class collectively wrote and performed a 1-hour stage adaptation of Paradise Lost for their final project. By the time they were done they *knew* that text, and they gave a fabulous performance to a packed audience of friends and family.
July 28, 2025 at 11:31 PM
Last semester I taught a seminar on John Milton, in which the class collectively wrote and performed a 1-hour stage adaptation of Paradise Lost for their final project. By the time they were done they *knew* that text, and they gave a fabulous performance to a packed audience of friends and family.
Oh no! I’m sorry. This spring my institution tried to *secretly* turn our library into administrative offices but the humanities faculty caught wind of it and staved it off. For the moment.
July 21, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Oh no! I’m sorry. This spring my institution tried to *secretly* turn our library into administrative offices but the humanities faculty caught wind of it and staved it off. For the moment.
@jessifer.bsky.social is definitely the person to talk to!
June 24, 2025 at 12:46 AM
@jessifer.bsky.social is definitely the person to talk to!
It’s really interesting that all the romance languages share one font, but English and German are differentiated both from them and each other. I don’t know the answer to your question but Georgianna Ziegler would.
May 19, 2025 at 12:46 AM
It’s really interesting that all the romance languages share one font, but English and German are differentiated both from them and each other. I don’t know the answer to your question but Georgianna Ziegler would.
“No one is above the law” huh … if that mayor had just paid a well-timed visit to the Capitol in January 2021 he could’ve scooped up one of those handy universal pardons, and strolled all carefree into the detention center wearing nothing but ghost guns and child porn.
May 9, 2025 at 9:33 PM
“No one is above the law” huh … if that mayor had just paid a well-timed visit to the Capitol in January 2021 he could’ve scooped up one of those handy universal pardons, and strolled all carefree into the detention center wearing nothing but ghost guns and child porn.