Weirsdos' Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

This year the Weirsdos are grateful that a collection of essays co-edited by Dr. Weirsdo has been accepted for publication. This one is extra-special, because it has a 50-page essay by Mrs. Weirsdo, as well as part of the intro and an article by Dr. Weirsdo. After Mrs. Weirsdo wrote her essay, Dr. Weirsdo sent it to his co-editor without Mrs. Weirsdo's name on it. The co-editor liked it and thought Mrs. Weirsdo was a man. This was two years ago or so, because the press that originally expressed an interest in the collection said they didn't want essays on literature AND philosophy after all, once it was submitted, so Dr. Weirsdo had to reconstitute the volume as only literary essays, which required soliciting more essays to fill out the book and finding a new publisher. Fortunately the University of Delaware Press thought the new version was "full of intellectual firepower" and "important ideas."
If you heard Dr. Weirsdo's renowned lecture on Platonic orgies or read his lurid AFRICAN FEMINIST FICTION AND INDIGENOUS VALUES, you'll want to reserve EMMANUEL LEVINAS AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE ASAP! Not to worry: we will alert you when it appears in the University of Delaware catalog, so you can pre-order!
In the meantime, we hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.