emsilk10 Profile Banner
Emily Silk Profile
Emily Silk

@emsilk10

Followers
674
Following
479
Media
64
Statuses
288

Editor @Harvard_Press

Joined July 2020
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
5 years
I'm delighted to join the team @Harvard_Press as an editor, and to officially return to twitter in my new role! Welcoming book proposals across subfields & periods in American history, culture, literature, religion.
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
5 years
Warmest welcome to our two new editors @Harvard_Press. Joseph Pomp is signing books in politics, critical theory, & current events. Emily Silk is signing books in American history, culture, literature, & religion. Pitch them! @pompqmoq @emsilk10 @aupresses
1
1
25
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
13 days
What is the collective noun for doctors?
1
1
7
@moubanerjee28
Mou Banerjee
11 days
From the amazing @emsilk10.
0
3
11
@IliasAlami
Ilias Alami
14 days
A pleasure to host @JasonBJackson a couple of weeks ago in Cambridge to discuss his excellent new book
0
23
185
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
13 days
@CMCnews @Harvard_Press @AARWeb What is Teena Purohit reading in the @Harvard_Press booth? Enquiring minds want to know. #AARSBL25
0
1
3
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
14 days
We love it when our authors stop by the @Harvard_Press booth. Pictured below: Daniel Vaca, @BrownUniversity prof & author of Evangelicals Incorporated. Travis Zadeh, @Yale prof & author of Wonders and Rarities, w/ our very own @emsilk10. Visit us at Booth 620! #AARSBL2025
1
2
14
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
15 days
Everybody. Reads. Veritably. #AARSBL2025 @Harvard_Press @AARWeb @emsilk10
0
2
3
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
15 days
All set up at #AARSBL25! Welcome to Boston — @Harvard_Press is ready for you at Booth 620 in the exhibit hall!
0
0
2
@NewYorker
The New Yorker
3 months
More than a century after driving out their Chinese residents, some cities in the West are saying sorry, with parks, plaques, and proclamations. But apologies can’t heal the wound, Beth Lew-Williams writes.
Tweet card summary image
newyorker.com
More than a century after driving out their Chinese residents, cities across the West are saying sorry, with parks, plaques, and proclamations. But it’s seldom clear who they’re talking to—or what...
3
2
13
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
3 months
"[B]efore Hume, we can catch a glimpse of an alternative, more literary mode of philosophy – one that existed before a commitment to general principles foreclosed it." In @aeonmag today, Katie Ebner-Landy on the character sketch as a form of philosophy:
Tweet card summary image
aeon.co
Hume distrusted literature and worked to discredit character sketches as legitimate forms of philosophy
1
1
6
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
5 months
Tonight @ 6 pm ET -- don't miss @ZaraAnishanslin presenting her new book THE PAINTER'S FIRE at the Massachusetts Historical Society! @Harvard_Press https://t.co/MJT286RrjM
0
0
2
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
5 months
"A sweeping new history explores...hair as a proving ground for notions about gender, race, and rebellion." Sarah Gold McBride's WHISKEROLOGY reviewed by Margaret Talbot in @NewYorker! @sgoldmcbride @Harvard_Press
Tweet card summary image
newyorker.com
A sweeping new history explores facial hair as a proving ground for notions about gender, race, and rebellion.
0
2
6
@marla_a_ramirez
Marla Andrea Ramírez, Ph.D.
5 months
I am extremely thankful to receive this generous review of my book by the prestigious magazine, Kirkus Reviews. https://t.co/JNZwA6vwqT #BanishedCitizens @Harvard_Press @emsilk10
0
3
9
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
6 months
Forthcoming October 2025, Marla A. Ramírez's BANISHED CITIZENS tells the stories of Mexican American women who faced coerced mass removal between 1921 and 1944 -- and of their descendants, who continue to confront and resist the legacies of this injustice today. @marla_a_ramirez
4
12
38
@nybooks
The New York Review of Books
6 months
“The orchids we see in shops and nurseries today…are grown commercially,” Jenny Uglow writes. “[Yet] orchids are still victims of plunder in the wild, even in places where vulnerable plants are protected or grown for reintroduction.”
Tweet card summary image
nybooks.com
The discovery of a Brazilian orchid with huge red-and-purple flowers in the early nineteenth century set off a mania for the exotic plants in Victorian England.
1
3
14
@DavidNarrett
David Narrett
7 months
The Cherokees and a smiling author.
2
3
10
@_sen_sharmila
Sharmila Sen
6 months
Happy publication day, @sgoldmcbride! WHISKEROLOGY makes its debut today. Get your copy now: https://t.co/49xAERzALc @Harvard_Press @emsilk10
0
5
15
@emsilk10
Emily Silk
8 months
It's almost closing time! Come by the @Harvard_Press booth at #OAH25 today to find your next great read... We're selling all hardcovers for $10 and all paperbacks for $5 at the booth until 5 pm today!
0
2
5