Back to my focus on US-related history for a bit. This current book is lovely and useful, as the author's goal was to track down and document all sorts of details of individual lives that speak to the thesis "The American women's suffrage movement was thoroughly queer."
Taking note of the publication number (479) it occurs to me that I should start thinking of what publication to schedule for #500. I do so love my round numbers. And since I'll be stepping up the pace on the Project, that number will come around sooner than I expect. I did another UC Berkeley library day last week and downloaded a bunch of articles from JSTOR. At best estimate I have about 175 downloaded articles that I haven't blogged yet, though some will no doubt go in the bin "not relevant." It took me a while to realize I needed to track those in the database as well, so that I'm not constantly tracking down articles that I've already looked at. The database is up to 1100 titles. Some day I hope to start reducing the percentage of "to do" items out of the total, but today is not that day.
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