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- Documenting Lepers’ Lives: The House is Black (1962) (1/11/25)
- To Banish the Earworm: "If We Were Married" by Shaina Taub (1/8/25)
- 2024 Silences and Sounds (12/31/24)
- Writing is momentum (12/28/24)
- “Aged documents” in the Thalbach Monastery Chronicle (12/16/24)
- Starting from a place of blah (12/11/24)
- “Bulgy enlargement” and medieval hearing loss: Insights from Flohr and Kierdorf (2022)
- Smooth or Spiky? November’s Sound Samples (12/2/24)
- There is no quiet, no silence anywhere within! (11/28/24)
- 19th Century poetic earlids and the Ovid rumor-mill (11/26/24)
Earlids of the early 1900s (11/21/2024)
Soundscape compositions, Chicago style (11/16/24)
I am (not) a crocodile: Earlids and the thinking person (11/15/24)
Manipulations of reality’s sounds: Drever on Soundscape Composition (11/6/24)
It’s not time travel: sound modeling of 1622 St Paul’s (10/31/24)
Scoring for Calm or for Excitement? Smalley et al. (2023) on choices of sound in digital nature experiences (10/25/24)
The Silence of Not-Writing – and What To Do About It (10/20/24)
Political Scientist Sean Gray’s typology of political silences (10/13/24)
Some Further Silences of Christina Rossetti (10/12/24)
Summer’s Soundscape Research--by the Numbers (10/6/24)
Christina Rossetti and the contemplation of silence (10/5/24)
Why Silence (10/4/24)
Why Sound? (9/30/24)
Introduction (9/29/24)
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News-as-Opera: Shenton/Steyer’s On Call: COVID-19 (2021) (1/17/25)
Image includes the 6-box screen of characters and their fictional names Today’s contribution is a review of a pandemic opera – one that I’v...
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The 2024 blog word-cloud As 2024 finishes up, I've been looking back on the year’s journey—its silences, its sounds, and the moments i...
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Newton's cradle with an arrow for the impulse of "writing" Why write a blog? In all the busy times, with all the other thing...
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An ear with three arrows containing identical music pointing at it Last night, somewhat to my morning chagrin, I taught “If we were married”...
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