Historian and editor based in Washington, DC
All DC area residents have complaints and even horror stories to tell about the Metro. Since introducing it to children in the family from out of town, I’ve started looking at it with fresh eyes.
Photographs by author
This 1899 map’s legend makes sense within a late-nineteenth-century imperialist framework, and the brutality of its seemingly objectively portrayed vision is unmistakable.
An earlier, prizewinning composition by my son, while a the San Francisco Conservatory. (The choir sheet music is here.)
Some music composed by my son
The latest from my brother
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Categories on a blog have a way of getting out of control over time. Am trying to reduce their number, make them more useful, and put tags to better use.
Some participants of the conference I referenced in the previous post took it to twitter. See #GHImaps.
