I am humbled, of course, by the irony that 95% of this tweet's engagement is likely bots.

My wife is a big Office fan, so I took her up to Scranton, PA (aka the Electric City) for her birthday. We both really loved the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour and Nay Aug Park.

These guys (@portugaltheman) are incapable of making even a mediocre album. Their entire discography is fantastic, not a single skippable song. Recently, I have been revisiting "Waves," off Evil Friends (2013). "Waves" is the best anti-war tune of the last thirty years and should be blasting in everyone's headphones. 📷 @nobody_asked_my_opinion

Researching my novel, I went on a Kierkegaard spree at my university library 📚. Even though SK kept a journal (over 7000 published pages) and wrote it, esp. in his later years, knowing that it would be read by posterity, I think you get a better picture of who he was as a person reading these fragmentary bits. Pictured here are three volumes of a seven-volume set translated by Howard and Edna Hong. The first volume of this set, translated in 1968, won the husband and wife the National Book Award. As far as I know, the twenty-volume #Danish Papirer ("papers") have still not been translated in their entirety. Any volunteers to teach me Danish?

I learned so much moderating this panel on historical fiction, featuring these three brilliant writers! Thanks to @spucreativewriting, @spulibrary, and others for sponsoring the event.

Next on my reading list 📚