my book got a generous and thoughtful review from an outlet that publishes some hateful stuff. to be clear: i wrote corridor because i love trains. i wrote corridor for anyone who believes in building the broadest forms of togetherness we need to survive. (1/3)
this includes trans, cis, queer, straight, of color, (dis)abled, kids, seniors, indigenous people, immigrants—everyone bent on making something better of our broken world. and making it together. (2/3)
this is what infrastructure can be. i believe in it. i hope you can too. and i hope we stand as strong as we can against anything and anyone who would do it harm. (3/3)
i've been thinking about the key bridge for months. james tejani's great new book gave me occasion to give those thoughts words: books.substack.com/p/review-…
As the host of the next Olympic games and the home state of VP Kamala Harris, California might be on your mind lately. Satisfy your California curiosity by checking out David Alff's review of James Tejani's history of the Port of Los Angeles at the link in our bio!
I have a review of David Alff’s new book on The Northeast Corridor in the NJ Monitor this morning. What does the history of the busiest rail corridor in the country tell us about why NJ Transit faces problems today? newjerseymonitor.com/2024/08…...
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love this deliberative, self-aware takedown of an unserious take. peter’s laconic hoagiemouth is icing on the tastycake. but do you all know @pjmaciak’s book, *screen time*? it’s got the same panic-defusing humanity i seek from your pod. nyupress.org/9781479820573/a…
Episode 31: The Anxious Generation
Is social media to blame for the teen mental health crisis? A middle-aged libertarian tells Joe Rogan that it is.
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a joy of buffalo life is being around brilliant people. my friend @lauramarris just wrote this stunning book about landscape, loss, remembrance--about being with & without. its full of beautiful prose and weird (good weird) critters. buy, read, & share! graywolfpress.org/books/age-…
oh, also, because (but not just because) it's women in translation month, check out laura's amazing english'd version of camus's *the plague* penguinrandomhouse.com/books…
In The Northeast Corridor onderzoekt hoogleraar David Alff de letterlijke én figuurlijke plaats van spoorwegen in de Verenigde Staten, verteld aan de hand van de geschiedenis van de drukste lijn.
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America's favorite train route is discussed in all its richness in our latest #HagleyHistoryHangout!
The Northeast Corridor: The Trains, The People, The History, The Region with David Alff
Here or wherever you find your podcasts: hagley.org/research/history-…
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