When did students stop indenting paragraphs? Is it just my students doing it to spite me or is this a widespread grammatical epidemic? Is this an act of resistance against the tyranny of the "tab" key?

If you're incredibly bored: To ensure that I keep reflecting on my teaching over the summer, I've started a substack to write about my random pedagogical musings: open.substack.com/pub/pjzaboro...

Life Updates: I defended my dissertation (Messengers and Messaging in Medieval Literature) and I've accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Instruction in the University of Iowa English Department, beginning in the fall. I'm excited to continue working in a department and city that I love.

How's your end of semester going? Mine:
(BL Royal 20 A II, f. 3 at The British Library)

The testimony of Eleanor Rykener - the earliest surviving record of a trans person in the English language. She began living as a woman in the 1390s, working as a seamstress & sex worker, until her arrest and imprisonment by the Mayor of London. She may have later escaped prison in 1399.