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With all the Odysseomania, I’m waiting for Christopher Nolan to make a movie about the Shepherd of Hermas so I can publish my translation of it

Today’s odd attic find: a Polish municipal water treatment and microbiological threat map

Going to see this “Odyssey” thing No spoilers please

Reading the final proofs for @fortresspress.bsky.social & so grateful that _From Slave to Saint_ has received such kind words from scholars I admire, including @maklelan.bsky.social @candidamoss.bsky.social

“Hi my name is Wrothua, want to go on a totally normal and not at all threatening journey with me?”

Everyone should go buy Dana Lloyd’s new _Native American Religions_ and read @historianca.bsky.social’s wonderful chapter on Indigenous kinship, gender, and intimacy!!

Love getting my biannual St. Olaf classics newsletter & seeing Groton rightly treated as a celebrity for her textbook

This chapter will be a bit of a follow-up to my OE piece on Eusebius’s Palestinianness, digging more into how he narrated local trauma to craft a shared Palestinian ID & encouraged his readers elsewhere to care about Palestinian Christian suffering everydayorientalism.wordpress.com/2025/05/20/t...

The Father of Church History was Palestinian – #EOPalestine 21by Chance Bonar Eusebius Pamphilius, bishop of Caesarea Maritima (modern Qesarya/قِيسارْيَة, Israel), is a fixture in the study of ancient Christianity. Living from the 260s to 339 CE and spending …everydayorientalism.wordpress.com

First look at my contribution to Uden & Várhelyi's _Pain, Trauma, and Suffering in the Roman Empire_! Looking forward to sharing thoughts on Eusebius's production of Palestinian Christian identity via shared trauma + the effects of spatial confinement that produced death-bound subjects

Today’s find: a very old garment bag