I was tagged on Twitter the other day in connection to the Harry Allard essay I wrote as part of my Marshall Fellowship. That tag was a first, in fact, (if you don’t count me retweeting myself from my alt accounts) it doesn’t seem to get a lot of attention on the bird app. Twitter does suppress external links, but even if it didn’t, I just don’t know if people are in the habit of going to blogs anymore (he says as he spends another afternoon updating this one). But heed my word, reader: if you’re not visiting blogs, you’re missing out! There is a treasure trove of Jim related materials over at the UCONN Archives and Special Collections blog.
For day four of James Marshall’s birthday week, here’s a roundup of the Marshall Fellow articles.
Sandra Horning
Kids Are Really Smart These Days
Every Word Counts!
Meet William Gray
Julie Danielson
Finding the Artist in His Art
Jerrold Connors
Harry Allard Is Missing!
Kai-Fai Steele
James Marshall the Educator
Elizabeth Barnett
Pink Soup and Pink Loafers
Eliza Kinkz
In conversation with archivist, Kristin Eshelman. d’Archive podcast episode 46