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About me I teach politics at the University of Michigan in slate-gray Ann Arbor. Until fall 2008, I live under the beautiful blue skies of Berkeley, and expect to do a lot less reading during that time (but I do hope to spend lots of money at Moe's). As with many things, I learned about LibraryThing from Chris Brooke, whose wondrous library you would do well to examine. And see Jake Bowers' library for the latest in neo-Fisherian statistics and cyberpunk.

About my library Spies, racial politics, epistemology, the Red Sox, history, Don Delillo, political theory, funny-sad Slavs, democratization, plus some stuff I've actually read.

Homepagehttp://www-personal.umich.edu/~rmickey/

Real nameRob Mickey

LocationBerkeley, CA

Emailrobertwmickeyyahoo.com

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Member sinceJan 29, 2006

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Jo will be in LA in the late Spring (at the Getty Villa), and will be visiting SF from time to time. I'll be going to see her there at some point, and I hope I'll have the time to drop in on the Bay Area while I'm there, but nothing is yet set in stone.
I checked out your fiction collection. My brother, you are a *serious reader!
Phil Mullen (as I suppose you may know) was the owner/photographer of the local newspaper during the 40s and 50s, and thus took a lot of Faulkner-related pictures. I think he was still active in the early sixties, when Faulkner died and the Meredith riots occurred; he may have some credits from that era.

I'm quite interested in your book manuscript. I've got an odd hobby of collecting books and pamphletts relating to the civil rights era in Mississippi, from both sides; the oddest thing I've got ia a little hardcover book called THE DEEP SOUTH SAYS NEVER, which is inscribed by one of the founders of the Citizens Council; when it came out, they thought if they just told their story openly, people "up North" would see they were right, so they cooperated with the guy who wrote the book and then gave away copies to folks when it went into print.

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