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17th November 2016 No comments

#AcWriMo Update: Explorations in Peer Review, Data Collection, and Losing Myself in the Chthulucene

Unfortunately, I have not been able to maintain the kind of momentum I was so optimistic about at the beginning… Continue Reading #AcWriMo Update: Explorations in Peer Review, Data Collection, and Losing Myself in the Chthulucene

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31st October 2016 One comment

#AcWriMo 2016 Goals

It’s about that time of year again when us #AcWriMo devotees declare our intentions for the month ahead (and when… Continue Reading #AcWriMo 2016 Goals

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24th October 2016 No comments

Open Access Week 2016: Making a Commitment

It’s Day 1 of #OAWeek2016 and I’ve just signed up to take action to open up research and scholarship during… Continue Reading Open Access Week 2016: Making a Commitment

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18th October 2016 One comment

A Scholarly Haunting: The Possibly Friendly Spectre of the “Professional Instagrammer”

I tweeted about the “serious academic” debacle at the time, but decided against responding any further here or elsewhere. Many… Continue Reading A Scholarly Haunting: The Possibly Friendly Spectre of the “Professional Instagrammer”

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2nd September 2016 2 comments

The Anthropocene Has Arrived

The Anthropocene has arrived, a new epoch hallmarked by mass-produced and often abused chickens, plastic pollution, and the fallout from nuclear tests:… Continue Reading The Anthropocene Has Arrived

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2nd August 2016 No comments

Talkin’ about an Academic Publishing Revolution

“Why aren’t we all just publishing our stuff open access?!?!” This question was asked by a frustrated scholar during a… Continue Reading Talkin’ about an Academic Publishing Revolution

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20th May 2016 No comments

Do Sewing Machines Dream of Electric Patriarchy? Women, Artificial Intelligence, and Misogyny

As a child, my walk home from school brought me past a boat yard every day. For years there was… Continue Reading Do Sewing Machines Dream of Electric Patriarchy? Women, Artificial Intelligence, and Misogyny

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13th April 2016 No comments

Some Thoughts on Creativity

Some #graffiti in #CorkCity provides a good message today for #dayofdh2016 and #uccdigitalis pic.twitter.com/0A7tQR4fSF — Donna M. Alexander (@americasstudies) April… Continue Reading Some Thoughts on Creativity

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2nd March 2016 One comment

Starting the First Monograph

I am writing my first book. This means I am returning to my doctoral thesis to pull out the bits… Continue Reading Starting the First Monograph

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15th February 2016 No comments

CASiLaC Seminar on Lorna Dee Cervantes’s Poetry

I have been invited to give a paper as part of the CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and… Continue Reading CASiLaC Seminar on Lorna Dee Cervantes’s Poetry

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