The Theory of The Banner, as you may recall, is that it changes every three months with new art by a Photographer Who Is Not Me. But what with all the nuttiness of the last year, it’s displayed Billie’s very … Continue reading
Six years ago, some guy I was dating finally convinced me to start blogging. I had been dragging my feet for months because I didn’t want another thing on my to-do list. Every once in awhile, I think about shutting … Continue reading
Billie Hara is the summer artist chez Thinkery, and the new banner is in effect up above. I’ve been a little obsessed with diptychs myself for the past year or so, and the movement in this triptych instantly drew me … Continue reading
— W.S. Merwin All day the stars watch from long ago my mother said I am going now when you are alone you will be all right whether or not you know you will know look at the old house … Continue reading
I get a deep sense of stillness — maybe even peace — when I wander through graveyards. The new banner might not say spring to everyone, but it makes me think of wandering in the warm sun someday soon, enjoying … Continue reading
I’m very busy subconsciously not writing about my grandfather. The result is that nothing else non-academic is getting written, either. In other words, one can expect that hodgepodge effect will probably continue for a bit.
December means time for a new banner. This London street scene from frizzyLogic replaces Mister Husband’s SoCal roadside shack. Rachel’s one of my oldest blog-friends, and I’ve been watching her flickr stream since she started habitual shooting several years ago. … Continue reading
So back in March I said I was updating stuff around here. And I ran around and stripped a bunch of code and then Ooh! Shiny! Other stuff! That, plus every time I do this I forget that I got … Continue reading
glumbert.com – The Internet has crashed
Miss Frizzy says I’m a thinking blogger, which is nice because I wonder about this space sometimes. The thinking has drifted over the years, from more academic to more personal. Lately it’s drifted from words to pictures, and I end … Continue reading
Welcome to Thinkery, est. 2003. At the moment, I'm an Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Writing at Syracuse University. I'm interested in new media, historical conceptions of authorship, and human/machine agency. I write about all of that elsewhere, mostly, and keep this space for other areas of investigation about the world: namely, cooking, gardening, and travel.
