Julie Park
@juliepark.bsky.social
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Paterno Family Librarian for Literature & Professor of English at Penn State | Editor, Penn State Series in the History of the Book, PSU Press | My Dark Room 2023 @uchicagopress https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/M/bo192110828.html
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“I get it”: the favorite 3 words of know-it-alls with putative soft skills. Or, code for: I see where you’re coming from but I’m too smart to see/do things that way.
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“I hope this message finds you well” guarantees it’s a message you have no interest in receiving
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From one of my favorite cookbooks, Beard’s American Cookery. Procured for $3 at a library sale from long ago and full of wonders, like—in addition to his cheese and tomato pie and various biscuit recipes—8 different recipes for fried chicken
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Love that feeling of sudden freedom after meeting a big deadline for a collaborative project begun months ago. Time to make James Beard’s tomato pie recipe just in time before summer ends
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I’m definitely going to be watching this space
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So I'm doing a commonplace book assignment with the students in my #earlymodern women's history course this semester. Big thank you to everyone who shared resources and ideas!

Watch this space for updates and reflections.

#teaching #pedagogy
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Reposting this because I got such great responses and others might be interested in doing a similar assignment.

#teaching #pedagogy #skystorians

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Reposted by Julie Park
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Margaret Wise Brown, 1910–1952
photo: Philippe Halsman, 1946
Nat'l Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian
Btwn 1937 & her death in 1952, she authored over 100 books, incl "The Runaway Bunny" (1942), "The Little Island" (1946), and "Goodnight Moon" (1947). She preferred to write with a quill pen. #BookSky 💙📚
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Is there no shame anymore?
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Those are the best!
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Reimagining the charcuterie board
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Dealing with copyedits for an article and trying not to feel like a patronizing jerk for agreeing to the suggested use of “[sic]” next to a misspelled word in a quoted line
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Love him. All I listen to now in all his incarnations.
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The word after your name, “jee uhm,” means “wrote” or “written by.” Had to ask my Mom about that.
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Congratulations!! Your kimchi tho—made by “Vadasz”?? Love how your name was spelled out in Korean characters & syllables on the spine—“Eh dum Suh Mee Suh”
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Loved reading this, every single day of it.
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“There is a simple word for this feeling, which we sometimes use too casually yet…is immortal in itself. ‘What will survive of us is love,’ the poet Philip Larkin wrote. Not the quick and fleeting kind of love, but rather love as an overwhelming embrace, a memorial of the heart.”
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“Immortality, if considered at all, is less important than more easily achieved goals. Pleasure in the work itself. Usefulness. Kindness. An eagerness and readiness to be of help…”
www.nytimes.com/2025/07/13/o...
Opinion | My Friends Are Immortal to Me
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Couldn’t have asked for a more gratifying experience sharing my newest work, on Hester Piozzi’s scrapbook, w/@oxford18thc.bsky.social. Thank you @ballasterros.bsky.social for all you did & said. The napkin covered sandwiches waiting for me at end of talk were delicious. Photo @luisacale.bsky.social
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Yes, I know! I can’t find a lot of things that used to be easy to access.
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Grateful to the MLA for capturing this special moment of my receiving their 2024 James Russell Lowell Prize honorable mention award from MLA president Tina Lu for My Dark Room at the annual convention's award ceremony in New Orleans
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Excited to deliver my paper--based on fresh work for next book Writing’s Maker—"Hester Thrale Piozzi's Minced Meat for Pyes: Scrapbook Composition as Life Writing"--to
@oxford18thc.bsky.social next Tuesday. Many thanks to @ballasterros.bsky.social and @davidftaylor.bsky.social for the invitation