I think most people, even self-described readers, love entertainment and don’t know how to work a text that resists them or poses hard questions

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I've talked to a surprising number of women who've told me, candidly, that they wanted to read Holding It Together, but they were worried it would make them "too mad."

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In my most curmudgeonly moments, I don’t see why presenting the prose output of a machine built on mass theft as your own scholarly work should be evaluated less harshly than old school plagiarism. Traditional plagiarists at least had to identify and evaluate the works they were going to copy.

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"Bicycles Deliver The Freedom That Auto Ads Promise" <- This

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Loved this in this week's @runforsomething.net reports: "Something I heard from her & every other candidate who was a 2nd time candidate ... is that they felt like their first run was worth it even though they lost b/c it was essentially infrastructure building & their 2nd run was built with that."

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