Citations

My writings — published essays, conferences presentations, original blog posts — have been cited in/on the following books, essays, academic websites, syllabi, blogs, newsletters, and carnivals as well as on Twitter.

[Please click here for my Vitae.]

• Anomalous Material (19 May 2010)
• AP English, Valley Regional High School. Deep River, CT (Weeks 13-14, Satire/Parody)
• Are You There God? It’s Me: Generation X (May 2010)
• AriWriter: Strategies and Tips on Social Media and Online Marketing (2 Mar. 2010)
• Celebrity Gossip, Academic Style (18 Jan. 2010, Lea Michele and the Cast of Glee)
• Charterjet.org (29 Jul. 2010)
  
• Chronicle of Higher Education (“Prof Hacker”): Teaching Carnival 5.06, Teaching Carnival 5.03, Teaching Carnival 4.11, Teaching Carnival 4.3, Teaching Carnival 4.2, Teaching Carnival 4.1, A Framework for Teaching with Twitter
  
• Chutry Experiment, The (4. Jan. 2010). (Also cited in HASTAC, Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory.)
• Confessions of a Film Addict (“Weekly Musical #2“)
• DRadio Weissen (3 Feb. 2010)
• Dissection and Introspection, “Rally to Restore Sanity“
• Egan, Gabriel; Smith, Peter J.; Munro, Lucy; et al. “Shakespeare on Film,” The Year’s Work in English Studies 86: 1 (Jan. 2007): 333-449.
• Feminist Music Geek (“Why I Want to Revisit WKRP in Cincinnati“)
• Film Doctor, The (26 Jun 2010)
• Green, Douglas E. “Branagh’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and the Return of the Hollywood Musical: Song of the Living Dead,” Shakespeare Bulletin 26.1 (2008): 77-96.
• Illuminations: “Sunday Links“
  
• Imax Cinema London Review of Shame (2011)
  
• Judgmental Observer “Me and My Twitter: Our Untold Love Story“
• Movie Blog, The (20 May 2010)
• Movie City News (16-17 Apr. 2010)
• Movie Lovers’ Carnival (3 Apr. 2010, 9 Feb. 2010, 28 Feb. 2010, 8 Jan. 2010)
• News for TV Majors (“Marketing Campaigns“)
• No Fact Zone, The (“Stephen Colbert in the Zeitgeist“)
• Sanders, Julie. Shakespeare and Music: Afterlives and Borrowings, Cambridge: Polity P, 2007.
• Seriality (“Where My Ladies At?“)
• Slant Magazine‘s The House Next Door: “Links for the Day: Stars and Scars” (Dec. 29, 2010), “Conversations on True Grit” (Jan. 30, 2011)
• Social Media Club Education Connection (15 Apr. 2010)
• Studies in Literature and Film: Shakespeare on Film, (ENGLISH 6067), English Graduate Program (MA), Rio Piedras Campus University of Puerto Rico, Prof. Frances M. Bothwell del Toro.
• ThatCamp (The Humanities and Technology Camp): “Twitter in the Classroom?“
• Twitter and Writing, “Out of This World Twitter Resources“
• Twitter Buzz Carnival (26 Mar. 2010)
• Wiggers, Darryl. “No Skirts Allowed: The Wonderful Horrible Reception of Nancy Meyers” (27 Apr. 2010)
• Wray, Ramona, “The Morals of Macbeth and Peace as Process: Adapting Shakespeare in Northern Ireland’s Maximum Security Prison.” Shakespeare Quarterly 62.3 (2011): 340-63.
• World-Shaker (14 May 2010)

Little Shout-Outs

• “Season Premiere: United States of Tara – “Yes,” Cultural Learnings, 22 Mar. 2010.
• “Links for the New Year,” Celebrity Gossip, Academic Style, 2 Jan. 2010.
• “Evaluations: When to Give ‘Em, and When to Read ‘Em,” Prof Hacker in The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1 Dec. 2009.
• “Teaching Naked,” Erik Marshall, 27 Jul. 2009.

On Twitter

Charlie McDermott plays Axl Heck on ABC’s sitcom The Middle and
is responding to my FlowTV essay about the working-class male on his show.