As an academic, one of the constants of our profession is the need to include diacritical marks in our writing. Now, as a long-time Windows
An Unexpected Discovery
An old friend of mine came into town a couple of weeks ago. He is a fellow comic geek (and the sole person I can
Appearance On the Positively Practical Podcast
Educator and fellow comic book club member, Lydia Croupe, invited me on her wonderful edu-tech podcast, the Positively Practical Podcast. We talked about parenting students
Episode 1: Before the Beginning
In our first episode, we examine a few instances in André Breton’s early adulthood that would be formative in later concepts behind Surrealism. Written and
Views of 1999 from 1924
As we wrap up this terrible, awful, no-good, utterly craptastic year of 2020, I am sure all humans are reflecting backwards. Speaking of perspective, though,
Trailer
Long gestating, the time has come to finally begin the podcast I’ve been thinking about for years: the Bureau of Surrealist Research. Inspired by the
Cosmo Comics 