Fiona Hartley-Kroeger

Two prints with orange and black ink on white paper

Very happy to add this Le Guin quotation print from @skeuomorphpress.org to my prints about print collection!

omg congratulations! so happy for you two!!!

Congratulations Kadin!!!

Search LibGen, the Pirated-Books Database That Meta Used to Train AI Millions of books and scientific papers are captured in the collection’s current iteration.

There are tons of graphic novels, academic papers, film and TV scripts, & prose novels/nonfiction on the LibGen list Anthropic used.

As settlement approaches, make it easy for the class action lawyers to contact you! Here’s how

Part 1: is your work in Libgen?

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1 of my published articles and 24 book reviews.

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I’m so pleased to be heading to Boston for the Summer Children’s Literature Institute in a couple of weeks. Now where did I put my ancient CharlieCard and does it still work?

Enter an Archive of 10,000+ Historical Children’s Books, All Digitized & Free to Read Online We can learn much about how a historical period viewed the abilities of its children by studying its children's literature.

Read what your ancestors might have read as children! Enter an Archive of 10,000+ Historical Children’s Books, All Digitized & Free to Read Online www.openculture.com/2025/06/ente... #Genealogy

ChLA 2025 let’s go!

Still not really sure how I’ll end up using this account, so for now I may just tersely proffer things that delight me, e.g., my current audiobook, which is Space Oddity by @catvalente.bsky.social

Highlight of the day: explaining the plot of “Goblin Market” to a colleague

This is fantastic!

Absolutely thrilled: I’m the new Curator of the Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida!

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so. many. logistics.

Logistics!

Happy first day of classes to all my colleagues, and happy first day to me of remembering to take stretching breaks while packing everything I own. (Books. It’s at least 75% books.)

I do love a funky coffee shop.

now where did I put my Bisclavret & loathly lady slides?

it’s time to get going on NIMONA & A WARNING ABOUT SWANS redux: medievalisms & animal transformations!

Excited to talk about queer & trans medievalisms in NIMONA and A WARNING ABOUT SWANS!

Hanging out with the medievalists at Kalamazoo!

Living that beleaguered reviewer life

Got to play with typewriters today! A tactile and auditory delight.

My brain is convinced we’ve never written so much as a single line of analysis, ever, and we shouldn’t start now.

Only reasonable, frankly.

Literatures and Languages Library on Instagram: "New Romance Exhibit @LitLangLibrary! Which do you p... 21 likes, 2 comments - litlanglibrary on January 17, 2024: "New Romance Exhibit @LitLangLibrary! Which do you prefer? Sweet or Cruel? Bookmarks available wi..."

The exhibit: www.instagram.com/p/C2OHfabLfx...

I got to look at some romance novels from the ‘80s in class today! Here’s a blog post I wrote for the LitLangLibrary on newer romance fiction: publish.illinois.edu/litlanglibra...

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The Bulletin’s best children’s books of 2023: The Blue Ribbons!

Folklore, Place, and Song · Vol. 4, No. 11 A review of Folklore, Place, and Song, a digital mapping project on corridos, created by Fiona Hartley-Kroeger, Matthew Kollmer, Loida Pan, and Isabella Viega

* Folklore, Place, and Song, a digital mapping project on corridos, created by Fiona Hartley-Kroeger, Matthew Kollmer, Loida Pan, and Isabella Viega and reviewed by Ysabel Munoz Martinez #ReviewsInDH reviewsindh.pubpub.org/pub/folklore...

I’m here, apparently.