[BLOG] Some Sunday links

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• Crooked Timber seeks advice for academics trying to publish general-interest books.


• The Frailest Thing's Michael Sacasas considers the extent, and the way, in which technological change can outstrip the ability of cultures and institutions to manage this change.


• Hornet Stories notes the many ways in which the Trump Presidency is proving to be terrible for HIV-positive people around the world.


• Sara Jaffe at JSTOR Daily explores the concept of queer time. What is time like for queer people if the traditional markers of adulthood--marriage, children, and so on--are unavailable? How do they think of life stages?


• Language Log looks at the complexities of language in Hong Kong under Chinese rule.


• Drew Rowsome reports on the latest theatre piece of Jordan Tannahill, Declarations.


• Window on Eurasia reports on declining flows of migrants from elsewhere in the former Soviet Union to Russia.