Joshua Eyler Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Joshua Eyler

My fave read of 2022 was Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell. It’s an intimate portrait of a famous family from the 16th century, a beautiful meditation on grief, & a fascinating reading of one of the most well-known plays in the English language. Highly recommend! https://t.co/SKCRNmN7ck

Joshua Eyler

In response to the ? Sarah asks in her newsletter (which you should definitely subscribe to and read): my favorite cookbooks right now are Deep Run Roots by @chefandthef and @MosquitoSupperClub by Melissa Martin. Rogue's Roost (an old PA Dutch cookbook) is a sentimental fave. https://t.co/LlEX1sZH4K

Joshua Eyler

The best introduction to any scholarly book I've read can be found in Caroline Walker Bynum's *Holy Feast and Holy Fast*. As a younger writer and scholar it was inspirational to me and aspirational for me. https://t.co/Iszen90e2N

Joshua Eyler

Grateful for this thoughtful review of How Humans Learn (alongside other fantastic books)! https://t.co/JBs9rmqnuN

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@conversiontales Don Quixote. (If I get a 2nd pick it's The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut. And if I get a 3rd it's Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf.)

Joshua Eyler

@conversiontales Don Quixote. (If I get a 2nd pick it's The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut. And if I get a 3rd it's Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf.)

Joshua Eyler

I just read this brilliant new article by @ISASaxonists and @erik_kaars and learned a lot. It's a must-read for Medieval Studies. https://t.co/DizHH3MmZe

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Joshua Eyler

For those following my evaluation vs. assessment thread, the book in this thread (Assessing Student Learning by Linda Suskie) had exactly what I needed. Thanks to all the folks who chimed in! I'll check out the other resources you suggested too. https://t.co/ivj8YqgprM

Joshua Eyler

OK, friends: I have tried valiantly to get through Marquez’s *One Hundred Years of Solitude*, and I am bored to tears. I felt like it was a must-read but it’s in danger of going back on the shelf. If you like the book, the floor is yours to help me understand why.

Joshua Eyler

@conversiontales Don Quixote. (If I get a 2nd pick it's The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut. And if I get a 3rd it's Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf.)