Michael Mingo Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Michael Mingo

Baltimore: America's Most Random City (from Ubik, by Philip K. Dick, 1969) #currentlyreading https://t.co/oUl6qjwIVE

Michael Mingo

Can't say I don't agree with the closing sentiment sometimes (from "Hot" by Victoria Redel, Swoon, U of Chicago P, 2003) #currentlyreading https://t.co/LmeVR5KagY

Michael Mingo

Classics Club #4: “The Lathe of Heaven” by Ursula K. Le Guin https://t.co/C0dxt0YMZ6

Michael Mingo

"Baseball cards before the full hegemony of capitalism" - my new favorite phrase (from "Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville: A Lifelong Passion for Baseball" by Stephen Jay Gould, W. W. Norton, 2004) https://t.co/QwmRdUKTmu

Michael Mingo

Sparrows : Richard Wright :: Bobolinks : Emily Dickinson (from "Haiku: The Last Poems of an American Icon") #currentlyreading #poetry https://t.co/PKVFd7RCTm

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Michael Mingo

Recent Publication: Review of “Not Elegy, But Eros” by Nausheen Eusuf (The Hopkins Review) https://t.co/uevNaXaYKo https://t.co/2F6iC1v7TS

Michael Mingo

Today @matthewmingo impressed me with a reference to Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle." I think that's the one work of canonical literature he knows in depth.

Michael Mingo

from "The Battle for Homestead, 1880-1892: Politics, Culture, and Steel" by Paul Krause (U of Pittsburgh P, 1992) #currentlyreading https://t.co/UdlSDXalK0

Michael Mingo

"...every day, Although the nation is done for, I find new flowers." Donald Revell, "Election Year," in A Thief of Strings (Alice James, 2007)

Michael Mingo

Classics Club #3: "Wonderful, Wonderful Times" by Elfriede Jelinek #ccbookreviews https://t.co/4iLcRGm6jO https://t.co/qphIsdlaRf