Welcome to my personal pages
Here I am, back in the land of the virtual. I finally find a bit of time (while Tessa is asleep) to update these pages that have been abandoned for so many months.
You can still visit the Project Tessa page and learn what happened last year. Tessa will soon get her own personal pages or something of the sort.
My intention is to reactivate the blogs. Indeed, I wrote about a friend of mine a couple of days ago. If you would like to read something opinionated, please follow the link. Those who can read Spanish, you can go to La ecuación de Drake, while those who like cinema can go to FilmArte (I feel really encouraged now that I know that ONE person reads my film reviews).
In the next few months, I will be installing a counter in this website, so we can keep track of who is coming and from where, until then, you will have to trust me when I say that thanks to Juan Carlos and his blog (El Cuaderno de Taganga), my international image has developed quite a bit and many new people are accessing my pages. You should also check his new personal pages.
Because I have no notion of what things will be time consuming and also because there was peer-pressure (Thank you, Mark!), I have now a Facebook profile. You can find it by clicking on the link.
Some time ago, in an encounter with one of the readers of these pages, I was kindly informed that they were not very professional. The answer to that is that these are not professional pages, they are my personal ones; where I can write about whatever I want and do anything I feel like doing.
This month...
In April, I will be at home with Tessa Maxine, who is my new boss. She was born on the 7th of February and has commanded me that I should make her own web pages. I am trying really hard to comply.
Publications
Most of my publications are about Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. I have produced an edition of edition of Caxton's Canterbury Tales (follow the link for the free online version) and I have been assistant editor of both The Miller's Tale on CD-ROM and The Nun's Priest's Tale on CD-ROM.
My interests are very varied (if you don't believe me, just look at my links page, some have to do with my work as a textual critic and some others have nothing to do with it. One thing that you might want to check out are my doctoral theses --yes, theses, plural. If you have to know why I did two doctorates simultaneously, you will have to pay for dinner...