Chevy Chase DC an hour in

Dinner in the streets of the rat infested hell hole that is DC

History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce. From Tank Man to Sandwich Man.
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From Tushnet, Taking Back the Constitution (2020). To all the late arrivals welcome aboard. Or Felix Frankfurter: “Wisdom too often never comes so one ought not reject it merely because it comes late.”

Used bookstore shelf where?

Just out. Liz Fisher has a nice essay elsewhere on being in the back of the book. I feel her pain. My chapter on constitutional hardball is 60 out of 60! The collection looks really good. The structure reflects the editors’ judgment about the priority of normative matters for constitutional theory.

Just out. My essay defends the idea that it’s coherent to have a constitutional commitment to a general right to liberty

Speculative fiction reading (not my favorite genre but): Broken Earth Trilogy was OK--good in creating a realistic world but time-line was harder to follow than it should have been. The Sentence is law-focused--Raz, anarchist theory, and maybe too much more. But for law folks probably worth a read.

From my reading list: really interesting, really well written, and really long and heavy in its physical incarnation (3.7 lbs pb). I’m sure I got it as an honorarium in the years before ebooks.

First copies arrived! Get it while it’s hot!

Highly recommended. More to come in a blog post but for now: you probably can come with lots of objections but afaict Guerrero’s that of them all & has responses.

About as grim a novel as I’ve read recently. Short& compelling—read it in one evening. You wouldn’t want to spend time with the leading character IRL but you can understand her

Interesting & prize-winning post-modern blend of 19th century escaped slave & seaman’s narratives. I found it eloquent in parts, thought-provoking but not really engaging.

Publication date February 25

Deserves the accolades