Are you going? Would you like to hone your writing and reporting skills? We are still looking for more people to serve as correspondents at the AHA in Boston.
I am happy to report that the famous commentator “Wolfe’s Tone” will be back again this year. We are also currently working to secure some other commentators who have expressed interest. But we could always use a few more.
You can write as much as you like or as little as you like. I am willing to consider one-post wrap-ups, daily summaries, or, if you are really ambitious, multiple posts-per day. Perhaps you want to write something to help you condense your thoughts about a panel that you attended? Or maybe you have been dying to comment–either anonymously or under a byline–on the culture of the AHA and what it tells us about the profession. Do you have a job market story you want to tell? Here is your chance. I am willing to consider any and all proposals. ,
I am also more than happy to consider plugging your book, article, thesis, dissertation, research or other piece of writing. You may look at this as an opportunity promote some of your work or at least make people aware of what you are up to.
If interested, shoot me an e-mail at jfea(at)messiah(dot)edu
RECOMMENDED READING
THIS WEEK: The Conference of Faith and History AHA session on Eugene McCarraher’s The Enchantments of Mammon 
Capitalism exhibits “moral idiocy” 
The Author’s Corner with Peter Swenson 
AHA president James Sweet: “The apology I issued” was not a “retraction.” Activists historians are starting a fight they will not win.
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