A Note from The Reviews Editor
Welcome to our Second Issue of Recursive Reviews!
I’m really thrilled that this group of reviewers reviewed these books–each has something to say to us now, in this moment, as we’re all doing our best in and out of our classrooms.
In this second issue, you’ll find:
- Sherri Spelic’s insightful and joyous review of Geeky Pedagogy,
- Steven Berg’s instructive appreciation of How We Read Now, and
- Danielle Hinrichs’ urgent and reflexive review of Pregnant Girl
I am thrilled to have these writers reviewing these books for our second issue, and I hope you are, too. If you want to write reviews for a future issue (or something for the general Recursive mag), please reach out.
Happy reading!
-Rebecca (Becky) Weaver, Reviews and Interim Managing Editor
Rebecca Weaver Credit: K. Ostrom
Rebecca Weaver is an Assistant Professor at Georgia State University-Perimeter College, where she teaches composition and is the Reviews and Interim Managing Editor for Recursive: SOTL in Progress. She has published articles and essays about teaching in the Just Visiting Blog at Inside Higher Ed, Hybrid Pedagogy, The Chronicle of Higher Education’s ProfHacker blog, The Hope Center Blog, Recursive, TechStyle, has reviewed books for three publications, and has edited two online publications previous to coming to GSU. Twitter: @WeaverRew Website: https://www.talkingteachingwriting.com/
