❝@kudera's new #adjunct novel + more from the blogroll

Ready for good news from the adjunctiverse? A change of pace, not about organizing or actions within or unrelenting tragedies all about. Here's one from the blogroll: Alex Kudera, author of adjunct novel, Fight for Your Long Day, has another in the works.

I'm excited to announce that I signed a publishing contract for my second novel late last week. Beating Windward Press will publish Auggie's Revenge, a comic crime novel starring a trailer-park con artist, a supermarket seducer, and an adjunct instructor of philosophy searching for a life worth living.

 follow The Less United States of Kudera for updates on Alex's New Adjunct Novel! Check out these other recent posts on the PF blogrolls. 

• Adjunct Justice's Next Steps to DREAM for A Better Education in Higher Ed! (another post in +Ana Maria Fores Tamayo's ongoing series of "outliers" posts, now with comment feature)

• RSCC's Undocumented and Unafraid! Revolution is the way! (also on immigration issues)

• Working-Class Perspectives' Bottom Chefs: A Working-Class Lens in the Competition Kitchen

•  Sarah Kendzior's Understanding St. Louis (links and background for understanding Ferguson)

• On Labor's Today’s News & Commentary – November 24 (current labor news with commentary from a varirty of sources)

• Bill Benzon/NewSavannah's From Multiple Personalities to Dissociative Identity Disorder (don't stop with just this post ~ read your way through this original and fascinating blog)

• +Laura Gibbs/Anatomy of an Online Course's New Google Site: Teaching with Inoreader (of particular interest to me as this is the model I want to follow to build a real information network for/about precarious faculty)

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