Molly Higgins retweeted
New delicious book review: ‘Korean American’ by Eric Kim.
Kim’s recipes are a “blend of Korean & American cooking that reflects his family & childhood” w/ stories & vibrant food photos that allow even non-cooking readers to “enjoy this book w/o cooking.”
apalaweb.org/book-review-kor…

ALT Graphic with the title of the book review plus photos. Left side photos: book cover of “Korean American: Food That Tastes Like Home” and a photo of the author, Eric Kim (photo by Bobbi Lin for the New York Times). Right side photos: 3 pictures of recipes from the cookbook; cooked, photographed, and reviewed by Molly Higgins for APALA.
On the run from her old life, Alice finds New Jessup, an all black town in Alabama just as the Civil Rights movement takes off there. #currentlyreading Moonrise over New Jessup by Jamila Minnicks
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What happens to the unprivileged workers in a town controlled by a corporation instead of a government? #currentlyreading Saha by Cho Nam-Joo, translated by Jamie Chang
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A girl and her cat surf their way to an underwater kingdom where mermaids battle sea serpents. #currentlyreading Sea Sirens by Amy Chu and Janet K. Lee
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A set of underdogs from Queens must battle eternally young synchronized swimmers and a pair of talking mice to protect their new friend, a giant squid. #currentlyreading The Adventures of Team Pom: Squid Happens by Isabel Roxas
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Why do I need to log into the conference website a billion times a day? Does anyone have a work around? #mlasla23
Would be nice to talk about the ethical implications of transformative agreements creating incentives for authors to publish with just a few big for profit publishers. #MLASLA23
Is there any point of watching the recorded sessions at the time they’re indicated in the schedule? There are no presenters or moderators or interaction with other viewers in real time. #mlasla23
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Attending #mlasla23 from my personal computer to see if that makes it harder for my coworkers to interrupt my virtual conference time.
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More fat, less fat, never not fat. Rabia Choudry recounts her relationships with her family, food, and herself. She loves them all. #currentlyreading Fatty Fatty Boom Boom by Rabia Choudry.
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As a scholarship student at a prestigious private school, Alice feels invisible. When she actually becomes invisible, she sees a chance to change her situation. #currentlyreading If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang
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Journalist Jamie Vega is one of many people who no longer can or need to sleep. First he finds his boss murdered. Then he finds his memories missing. Can he still crack the case? #currentlyreading The Sleepless by Victor Manibo
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What do cats, eating salad, and magic have to do with each other? One completely normal PubMed search with some delightfully unhinged results.
Second-- won't someone write about my emotions at a salad lunch buffet? Yes, these guys will.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3297…
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And third-- I DEMAND MAGIC AND FOOD AT THE SAME TIME. The kicker is, it's a review article.
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Molly Higgins retweeted
This is an awesome process for triaging #SystematicReviews, @paul_msg !
doi.org/10.1016/j.envint.202…
Love that the SR doesn't need to go to peer review if it doesn't meet minimum standards. And, that the editor has to make the initial assessment.


