Many of you will be attending the MLA in Philadelphia in a few weeks, and we here at The Internet would love to meet as many of you as we can. “My” panel on academic blogging is Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in room 308 of the Philadelphia Marriott—a terrible time, yes, but perfect for a brunch afterwards so long as too many people don’t attend. Thing is, I’ve heard word that too many people will in fact attend, which means we ought to think about alternative arrangements. Some of us will be heading to D.C. Saturday night for UnfoggeDCon. Others have plans for early Friday evening, but maybe a later engagement could be arranged? (After all, it is Friday night.)
Then there’s Thursday night. Many of you will already be around for Amardeep, Michael, Rita Felski and Jeffrey Williams’ panel on “Literary Studies in the Public Sphere“ (scroll down), which begins promptly at 12:00 p.m. in the Philadelphia Marriott’s Liberty Ballroom Salon C.
I’m merely throwing out ideas here. Anyone who’s interested (participants included) in attending some sort of blog-specific extra-curricular activity send me an email at scotterickaufman (at) gmail (dot) com. Give us a general idea of your schedule and we’ll try to accommodate as many people as is mathematically possible.
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