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about quentin subscribe blog quentin lewis cleaning up 'ghastly charnel houses of murdered evidence' since 2016 about quentin subscribe blog navigation about quentin subscribe blog reading quentin's bookshelf: currently-reading the ordeal of the longhouse: the peoples of the iroquois league in the era of european colonization by daniel k. richter tagged: currently-reading old gods, new enigmas: marx's lost theory by mike davis tagged: currently-reading akata witch by nnedi okorafor tagged: currently-reading share book reviews and ratings with quentin, and even join a book club on goodreads. twitter facebook youtube administration login friday aug 10 2018 quentin's weeknotes 8/04/18- 8/10/18 friday, august 10, 2018 at 2:00pm this week i learned that beyonce and solange's mom's art collection is dope as hell. i poured over some beautiful maps of brooklyn that show the locations of indigenous lenni lenape trails . not surprisingly, many of these trails became the basis for major thoroughfares and roads. as i've educated myself about the indigenous history of north america, it's always surprising to me (though it really shouldn't be) just how many putatively "american" (read european or english) places are actually indigenous places that were papered over by colonization and material efforts to actively forget it. i read this absolutely bonkers intellectual and social biography of charles murray , one of the co-authors of the bell curve and ongoing proponent of the thoroughly debunked belief in correlations between intelligence and race. murray began his work as part of the us's counterinsurgency efforts in thailand in the 1960s, and much of his subsequent work built on this formative experience. he later grafted his anti-government beliefs onto ideologically minded (and funded) racist iq science, and has spent the next 30 years as a putative teller of uncomfortable truths that are really just self-fulfilling justifications of existing inequality. anthropologists did little work to publicly counter murray in the 1980s and 1990s, though some are taking him on now . i read with great relish erik loomis's call for a corporate accountability act that takes aim at the limited array of progressive and leftist activism around trade issues. loomis's argument is basically that the neo-liberal consensus between the center-left and center-right in the 1980s and 90s has left us bereft of alternatives for what a just, fair, and healthy global trade would look like. also, his upcoming book "a history of american in ten strikes" looks like the kind of saucy labor history i tend to love. i welcomed a cayuga faith keeper and his partner to the museum where i work. ostensibly i was there to give them a tour and help them figure out a more precise location for oquaga , a large iroquois settlement and refugee community in what is now southern new york. but in practice, he was the one who gave me a tour, and i just opened doors! the group of us had long and interesting conversations about iroquois history, wampum , and indigenous representation in white culture. i'm hoping to have him back sometime in the future to talk to students and faculty! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/onaquaga quentin | post a comment | share article saturday aug 04 2018 quentin's weeknotes 7/29/18-8/4/18 saturday, august 4, 2018 at 12:00pm this week i've been slowly working my way through the weird: a compendium of strange and dark stories , edited by ann and jeff vandermeer (himself famous as the author of annihilation , the basis of the recent bizarre movie. ) the book is a historical anthology of weird fiction , including the usual suspects like lovecraft, blackwood, leiber, and m.r. james. however, the vandermeer's included stories from much more literary figures like kafka , saki , borges , chabon , and joyce carol oates . there are also some pieces by non-western authors from asia and africa which make for delightful discoveries. the only problem (if you can call it that) is that it's huge--over 1100 double-columned pages, and is a large format tome (7" x 9"), so it's a little unwieldy to read casually. robert aickman 's "the hospice" was a particularly creepy revelation, but realistically, there hasn't been a bad tale in the bunch. i've been making my way through a lengthy back-log of episodes of the best show w/ tom scharpling . it's a long-running (since 2000!) radio show turned podcast that combines live call-ins, music, bizarro comedy and misanthropy . i was delighted and surprise to be listening to an episode from early july only to hear the voice of my old friend ryan h. walsh discussing his new book astral weeks: a secret history of 1968. (ryan and i met in a frankly surreal creative writing class at boston university). the book (which i've only had time to skim so far) uses van morrison's time in boston while he was writing his legendary masterpiece astral weeks as a starting point for undertaking a psychogeography of 60s-era boston and is full of bonkers tales of cults, counter-cultural media, and organized crime. kudos to ryan for writing such an interesting book, and for making it onto the best show! i listened to an episode of chris hayes' podcast why is this happening? in which he talks with documentary filmmaker giorgio angelini about the history of housing in the us, since wwii . angelini has been working on a documentary entitled "owned: a tale of two americas" that charts the cultural, racial, and economic contradictions of american housing since the modern, government-sponsered equity version was set up in the 1940s. as with a lot of complicated subjects, there was a lot to unpack, but one of the things that stuck with me is a quote from william levitt, creator of levittown , which is basically the model of our contemporary suburban built environment. levitt famously said "no man who owns his own home and lot can be a communist, he has too much to do. " i read a new essay by laurie penny in the baffler about the new iteration of queer eye on netflix . man, can penny write! she's managed to get me, a white, cis-het male, interested watching queer eye, despite my historical disinterest in fashion and my ( not-entirely unjustified ) suspicion of the fetishism of consumer-based personal self-improvement. though critical of the show's commercialism, performative homosexuality as a palliative to masculinity, and over-emphasis on the need of people with vastly different access to social and economic power finding common ground, penny's enthusiasm for the show as a hopeful vision of the future comes shining through. as she says, queer eye is "not about queerness at all. it’s actually about the disaster of heterosexuality—and what, if anything, can be salvaged from its ruins." update: my wife and i finally started watching the series, and we're really captivated by its charm and genuine humanity. i finished reading nnedi okorafor 's akata witch. it's a wonderous and strange novel about a teenage nigerian ( igbo ) girl who discovers that she is part of a community of magic users called leopard people, and follows her as she enters their world. i loved okorafor's binti books, and this one continues her brilliant drawing on west african folklore and culture to build an imaginative and engaging fantasy novel. i grabbed a cheap copy of the 2015 s/t album by the post-punk psych group preoccupations (formerly viet cong). so far, continental shelf is my jam (nsfw). quentin | post a comment | share article thursday jul 26 2018 weeknotes july 22-28, 2018 thursday, july 26, 2018 at 1:13pm this week... i finished reading ursula k. leguin's "the lathe of heaven" . it's undoubtedly a classic, by a giant in the world of speculative and fanastic fiction . it didn't grab me as much "the dispossessed" , but still filled me with the same deeply rooted hopefulness about humanity and its potential for progress. at the same time, it's a moral complicated book, and politically anarchist in its insistence t

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