I've assembled the first version of the Nasruddin book: all 200 stories, all in order with good titles, so tomorrow I start proofreading! But I did some Twitter today too. :-)
Two very cool items for epic class; this one from
Scroll:
Characters who appear in both the Mahabharata and the Ramayana. Yes, it is by the ever-awesome Devdutt Pattanaik.
And via
Anand Neelakantan himself (one of my favorite writers), comes this piece about Mahabharata retellings:
Mahabharata retellings that every mytho-fiction lover should read.
I might be able to use this
Aeon piece as a Story Lab option somehow:
A touch of absurdity can help to wrap your mind around reality.
And another
Aeon piece, this time
on gibberish:
A Caribbean resource via
Cathy Davidson from HASTAC:
DVCAI's Caribbean and Latin American Art Digital Archive.
Via
Mary Anna Evans, a Roman mosaic!
Hilarity from
National Park Service:
Something from
MindShift:
How Bibliotherapy Can Help Students Open Up About Their Mental Health.
So cool project via
Jackie Gerstein:
Literacy Projects from Let's Invent #ScratchMonth.
Interview with another of my favorite writers, Amitav Ghosh (he writes both fiction and non-fiction about climate and climate change):
