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Anchor Line dock, Marquette, Michigan, Detroit Publishing Co., circa 1908dry plate negative(courtesy

Anchor Line dock, Marquette, Michigan, Detroit Publishing Co., circa 1908

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(courtesy of Library of Congress)


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Teaching PARASITE!


I’d solicited Parasite readings on Twitter and Facebook, and there was some interest in the results, so I figured I’d consolidate what i’m doing on the blog for anyone who wants to see what I’ll be doing.

I landed on a two-day structure. Day one is politics:

Dan Hassler-Forest, “Bong Joon-ho: Love in the Time of Capitalism”Matthew Flisfeder, “Capitalism is the Parasite; Capitalism is the…


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Marquette English Has Podcast Fever!

Marquette English Has Podcast Fever!

Marquette English has podcast fever! In addition to the world-famous Grad School Vonnegut (new episode coming this week!), there’s Sub Titles (substituting each entry on Spin and AFI “Best of” lists), The Annotated 80s (turning a scholarly lens on 80s pop culture), and the brand new, very fun Mismatched Texts (talking about two texts you wouldn’t normally talk about together, together). And these…

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new fall course: “Histories of Anti-Capitalism”!

new fall course: “Histories of Anti-Capitalism”!

I’ve got a great schedule lined up for Fall: a special version of my Tolkien course partnering with UWM and linking up with the Haggerty’s “Art of the Manuscript” exhibit, and a grad special topics course called “Histories of Anti-Capitalism.” Here’s a course description — suggestions very welcome!

Other English Fall course descriptions are trickling in here…

Course Title: Histories of…

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Lost Semester Linkblogging!


For a variety of reasons, this was an extremely busy semester, and I simply wasn’t able to keep up with my open tabs (I had several hundred open at one point!). An irrecoverable browser crash killed any possibility of ever doing even an omnibus record of what I’ve been reading and thinking about — but I do have a tiny number of highlights from the semester that I will link here just to close the…


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Spring 2022 Courses!


Marquette’s English department has put up its course descriptions for the spring, which you can find here: https://www.marquette.edu/english/courses-offered-spring-2022.php

Here are mine!

ENGLISH 4762/5762: Neuroscience and Literature101 TuTh 9:30-10:45 Professor Gerry Canavan

Course Title: Disability and Narrative

Course Description: From the Shakespearean soliloquy (famously credited by…

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Brand New Semester, Same Old Pandemic

Brand New Semester, Same Old Pandemic

I’ve finally beaten my syllabi into shape for the semester:

ENGLISH 3241: “Crafting the Short Story” (my summer/J-term lit/creative writing hybrid, now in person!)

ENGLISH 4716/5716: “Classics of Science Fiction” (featuring Slaughterhouse-Five, The Female Man, Kindred, Ted Chiang, The Fifth Season, and a NCAA-style tournament to determine which 1980s SF movie we’re going to watch instead of…

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J.R.R. Tolkien: The Art of the Manuscript

Assuming I’m not undergoing any medical procedures, I will absolutely be going!

More info at: https://www.marquette.edu/library/news/2021/tolkien-exhibit.php

I’m a little scared. 6 hours away from everyone I know in a town I have never been to before. What if I don’t make any friends? :(

postmarq: Cudahy Hall at Marquette University

postmarq:

Cudahy Hall at Marquette University


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Gallery Dog approves of the new sign!

Sunset on Sugarloaf Mountain, Marquette MI By: Emily Hawkins

Sunset on Sugarloaf Mountain, Marquette MI

By: Emily Hawkins


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Dead River Fall’s Cliff Jump, Marquette, MI By: Emily Hawkins

Dead River Fall’s Cliff Jump, Marquette, MI

By: Emily Hawkins


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Coaster II, Marquette, MI. Had a good sighting of the Coaster II on the backside of Little Presque I

Coaster II, Marquette, MI. Had a good sighting of the Coaster II on the backside of Little Presque Isle. The wooden ship is docked in lower harbor and offer’s trips up to two days long out on Lake Superior. 

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Rumrunner’s Cove, Marquette, MI. During prohibition small boats would hide within the natural

Rumrunner’s Cove, Marquette, MI. During prohibition small boats would hide within the natural rock walls of the cove and unload boxes of liquor. Metal anchor’s staked into the sides of the cliffs are still present where the boats could be tied up during the operation. Now a favorite spot of many Marquette residents for swimming and cliff jumping!

By: Emily Hawkins


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My best friend/roomie is back! By: Emily Hawkins

My best friend/roomie is back!

By: Emily Hawkins


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By: Emily Hawkins

By: Emily Hawkins


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Eerily calm storm rolling in so we broke the rules. By: Emily HawkinsEerily calm storm rolling in so we broke the rules. By: Emily Hawkins

Eerily calm storm rolling in so we broke the rules.

By: Emily Hawkins


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Rainbows after the storm By: Emily Hawkins

Rainbows after the storm

By: Emily Hawkins


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Hidden Beach Cliff View, Marquette, MI By: Emily Hawkins

Hidden Beach Cliff View, Marquette, MI

By: Emily Hawkins


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Puppy Dog Hikes Are The Best Hikes. By: Emily Hawkins

Puppy Dog Hikes Are The Best Hikes.

By: Emily Hawkins


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This beautiful sunshine day was welcomed after several days of fog and rain. Wetmore Pond, Marquette

This beautiful sunshine day was welcomed after several days of fog and rain. Wetmore Pond, Marquette, MI.

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Limited Visibility By: Emily Hawkins 

Limited Visibility

By: Emily Hawkins 


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hey WISCONSIN!

I’m coming to perform for you on FRIDAY, APRIL 5th! 9pm. Marquette University on campus at the annex sports court. Can’t wait to see you there ❤️

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