Last updated April 2019
I edit broadly on topics in the arts, humanities, and education, some topics by interest and others by circumstance. What follows is a general, brief introduction to my work, for those curious.
I have contributed over 1100 print-equivalent pages of content to Wikipedia and the public domain since 2013.
Hamidou Maiga, Malian studio photographer among the region's pioneers in the craft during the postcolonial period Mali
Idia masks, ivory, ritual masks, the most famous masterpieces from the Benin Empire, iconic of the looting of Benin and the campaign for restitution Benin
God's Choice (1986), a late 1970s, 18-month ethnographic study of a
Baptist fundamentalist day school in
Illinois that teaches God's will as singular truth and subordination before God
Stolen Childhood (1995), history of nineteenth century slave children in America, it began the scholarship of slave childhood as the first book on the subject
Libor Michálek (b. 1968), Czech economist and whistleblower, the first Pirate Party candidate elected to national office, my first reviewed article
Patio 29, a potter's field burial ground within Chile's capital General Cemetery, used for burying victims of Pinochet's 1973 military coup, my second reviewed article
Jura Federation, the anarchist, Bakuninist faction of the First International during the anti-statist split from the organization
Salvador Puig Antich, a Catalan revolutionary, militant anarchist whose unpopular execution under Spain's Franco regime made him a cause célèbre for Catalan autonomists and anarchists
Last updated April 2019
I edit broadly on topics in the arts, humanities, and education, some topics by interest and others by circumstance. What follows is a general, brief introduction to my work, for those curious.
I have contributed over 1100 print-equivalent pages of content to Wikipedia and the public domain since 2013.
Hamidou Maiga, Malian studio photographer among the region's pioneers in the craft during the postcolonial period Mali
Idia masks, ivory, ritual masks, the most famous masterpieces from the Benin Empire, iconic of the looting of Benin and the campaign for restitution Benin
God's Choice (1986), a late 1970s, 18-month ethnographic study of a
Baptist fundamentalist day school in
Illinois that teaches God's will as singular truth and subordination before God
Stolen Childhood (1995), history of nineteenth century slave children in America, it began the scholarship of slave childhood as the first book on the subject
Libor Michálek (b. 1968), Czech economist and whistleblower, the first Pirate Party candidate elected to national office, my first reviewed article
Patio 29, a potter's field burial ground within Chile's capital General Cemetery, used for burying victims of Pinochet's 1973 military coup, my second reviewed article
Jura Federation, the anarchist, Bakuninist faction of the First International during the anti-statist split from the organization
Salvador Puig Antich, a Catalan revolutionary, militant anarchist whose unpopular execution under Spain's Franco regime made him a cause célèbre for Catalan autonomists and anarchists