Kate Rossmanith

In an exchange with @SydReviewBooks, @KateRossmanith considers the writer’s impulse (or pressure) to insert themselves into the text. She argues that many of the problems stem from how we are primed to conceptualize human experience as “episodic.” buff.ly/3sVwmn8

So delighted that @PublicBooks has re-published my @SydReviewBooks essay 'On Not Asking "Should I Insert Myself in the Text?"' publicbooks.org/on-not-asking-…

My new essay! Thank you @sprezzafuror and @SydReviewBooks for being so brilliant to work with... sydneyreviewofbooks.com/essay/rossmani…

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Thrilled to have my chapter ("Cultural Sensitivity Training, Judicial Feelings and Everyday Practice") published in this brilliant collection! @CyrusTata1 @irene_oorschot @CardiffLaw @hartpublishing @CLS_Cardiff bloomsbury.com/uk/criminal-ju…

@ClaireDederer Claire our email exchanges were crucial in honing my thinking on this topic! What a brilliant interlocutor you are. Thank you!

@BandesSusan @CyrusTata1 @irene_oorschot I reference your brilliant work among others!

My latest essay for Sydney Review of Books, this one for their series on 'commuting'. My piece is about the work of sentencing judges, decision-making, how they get from here to there - and about a whole lotta other stuff too. @SydReviewBooks sydneyreviewofbooks.com/essay/rossmani…

Thank you @PublicBooks for re-publishing my essay and @lithub for including it in Lit Hub Daily (27 May)...

“The New Yorker voice is on top of the material under discussion. It is a voice of intelligent curiosity. The voice is smart-sounding.” “It is effective for long-form journalism,” writes @KateRossmanith, “but it was not the book I was trying to write." buff.ly/39WLxCC

@jeremy_gans Yes @jeremy_gans hopefully a new book! Thanks for your kind words about Small Wrongs...

Late to notice this: @KateRossmanith got a future fellowship to study 'closure' in homicide cases: rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/Dow…. Hopefully, we'll get a new book out of this? (Small Wrongs remains one of my favourites.)

Thrilled to share the news that I have been awarded an ARC Future Fellowship! My project builds on the ground-breaking work of @BandesSusan, Jody Madeira, Nancy Berns and others, and looks at 'closure' in the justice system. #FT21 #FutureFellows2021

@CyrusTata1 @wordpressdotcom @CambridgeCore @lwdsc @fergus_mcneill @Maggiefifty @BandesSusan @VvJota Congratulations @irene_oorschot ! I cannot wait to read this....

Brilliant new book on Judgement & Knowledge in Practice in Sentencing & CJ by Irene van Oorschot 👏👏thelawmultiple.wordpress.com/the-law-multip… via @wordpressdotcom Every page will make you think. @CambridgeCore @lwdsc @fergus_mcneill @KateRossmanith @Maggiefifty @BandesSusan @Maggiefifty @VvJota

@BandesSusan @CyrusTata1 @palgravecrim @lwdsc @lawstrath @HaSSPEI You'll love it @BandesSusan ! It's brilliant!

Delighted to read review: "Every once in a while, a work appears that mounts a robust challenge to some of our most fundamental assumptions about sentencing. Cyrus Tata’s new book, is one such work." 🙏…ntencingcrimeandjustice.wordpress.com/2020/07/26/a-n… @palgravecrim @lwdsc #sentencing @lawstrath @HaSSPEI

@Scottwhit27 @LindfieldBooks @john_boyne @Bookeboy @TrentDalton @GillPaulAUTHOR @michaelrobotham @linwood_barclay @timmwinto Thanks @Scottwhit27! What a fantastic pile of books!

Here are my favourite books of the year. Do you need to visit @LindfieldBooks to get some you’ve missed? You won’t be sorry.

@kyliebourne1 @TraceySpicer Thanks @kyliebourne1 - I am thrilled you enjoyed it so much!

Thanks @EuroJProbation and @drbrianstout for this fantastic review of Small Wrongs! #smallwrongs

Totally thrilled to be presenting a public talk at the University of Strathclyde - along with the brilliant scholar @BandesSusan (a hero of mine!) - on remorse, judgment and forgiveness in the law. #smallwrongs @HardieGrant @mmccs_tweet strath.ac.uk/humanities/law…

@ClaireDederer Thanks claire....

Small Wrongs is released in the UK today! New York Times best-selling author Claire Dederer (Love & Trouble) says: "I love this book. Kate Rossmanith does everything I want a nonfiction writer to do. This is a dazzling performance." @ClaireDederer @HardieGrant