An obituary for Alexander Kluge, who changed my life. thebaffler.com/latest/march...

A reminder about the event tomorrow at 6. events.ticketleap.com/tickets/bnpa...

Brooklynites! My big chance to talk politics and protest with Sarah Leonard. events.ticketleap.com/tickets/bnpa...

Bonnie Honig on "Vladimir." politicsslashletters.org/reviews/tv-r...

@brucerobbins.bsky.social at Columbia won the prize for his book Atrocity! www.sup.org/books/litera...

Last night's event at Book Culture with Keith Gessen.

I was interviewed about my atrocity book. www.salon.com/2026/02/25/h...

Time for me to promote "Who's Allowed to Protest?", official pub date on Tuesday.

Pub date: Feb 24. "Who's Allowed to Protest?" I've been told by people who know more about book publishing than I do that now is the time to publicize. Now or never! The clock is ticking! So anyone (are you out there?) who might be able to blog, review, invite for a talk, anything-- yes, please!

At the hearing, I asked whether they recognized the category of the frivolous charge, that is, a charge that, even if true (which this was not), would not be worth pursuing. No answer.

BREAKING: The AAUP condemns today’s faculty arrests at NYU. “This crackdown on NYU faculty is part of a distressing pattern of repression of pro-Palestinian speech on college campuses nationwide.” — AAUP President Todd Wolfson. ⬇️ www.aaup.org/news/aaup-co...

Some very, very useful numbers to feed into analyses of the election. Thanks to Caroline Levine. www.aaiusa.org/library/amer...

Columbia's Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action has invited me to a hearing to answer the charge that I said the following: at Thanksgiving I am uncomfortable passing food to members of the IDF. How will the EOAA determine the tone in which those words were said, if they were?