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  • POST #37 :: “Everything Plus Time: An Interview with Brian Thill”
  • POST #36 :: WASTE named as one of Electric Literature’s Favorite Books of 2015
  • POST #35 :: Los Angeles Review of Books review of WASTE and other trash books
  • POST #34 :: WASTE Excerpt Published in SALON
  • POST #33 :: Bloomsbury Authors Reddit AMA
  • POST #32 :: Interview at Volume 1 Brooklyn
  • POST #31 :: Publication Day for WASTE (Bloomsbury)
  • POST #30 :: On Don DeLillo (The Guardian)
  • POST #29 :: “Nabokov on 57th Street” (2014)
  • POST #28 :: Some Brief Spoken Comments on Comp/Rhet, Academic Labor, and the Future of English Studies (CUNY Graduate Center, April 3, 2014)

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Selected Publications

  • "Black Power and the New Left: The Dialectics of Liberation, 1967," Mediations 23.2 (2008)
  • "Dissemination, Reconciliation, Authority: On Some Intellectual Keywords," Reconstruction 8.1: Special Issue on Class, Culture, and Public Intellectuals (2008)
  • "Fake Birds on Film," The Atlantic (2013)
  • "Five Months and Twenty-Eight Days," Jacobin Magazine (2012)
  • "Teaching Protest (and Other Antiquities)," Journal of Narrative Theory 41.2 (2011)
  • "The Sweetness of Immorality: Mason & Dixon and the American Sins of Consumption" (2005)
  • Inside Higher Ed: An Open Letter to Andrew Jones and the Bruin Alumni Association (2006)
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