Jason Neal
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Jason Neal replied to Humanities Roundtable's discussion 'Books That Changed Us'
Remembrance of Things Past, when I was 7.... Just kidding. Actually, what leaps to mind is book I know a gazillion other people read too (esp. those born in the late 60s or early 70s): How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell. I read it in…
Nov 23, 2011
Brenda Black Crow replied to Jason Neal's discussion 'Literary Party Games'
Jr., in the book “The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian” by Sherman Alexie. Jr. has such a good sense of humor in the book; while he narrates he will keep you laughing through the entire book. From my point of view with the…
Nov 22, 2011
Wylynn Shambo replied to Jason Neal's discussion 'Literary Party Games'
I really like JR. in the absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian.
Oct 27, 2011
Jason Neal replied to Humanities Roundtable's discussion 'Reading Short Fiction'
Great list, David.  I'll always love "Hills Like White Elephants"—especially for the line, "Would you please please, please please please please stop talking?"
Oct 3, 2011

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Hi there. I'm the site

administrator for the Humanities

Roundtable, so if you have any questions

about how to use this site, or if you have any

comments about what you find here, feel free to

contact me.

For years I was a software development manager for

various companies large and small, first in Oakland, CA, then in Seattle, WA, then in Washington, DC. Now I'm quite happy working on smaller projects on a freelance basis. I live a few miles west of Missoula in the Petty Creek valley.

Some of my other work includes:

humanitiesmontana.org — the website for Humanities Montana. (I didn't design this site, but I've been updating and maintaining it for the past couple years.)

reflectionswest.org — the website for Reflections West, a radio program produced by my wife, Lisa Simon, about the literature, history and culture of the West.

missoulapubliclibrary.org/map — a series of web-based interactive maps showcasing some of the state's literary treasures, developed for the Missoula Public Library.

sherylnoethe.com — the personal website of Montana poet extraordinaire, Sheryl Noethe.

frenchtownfire.org — the website for Frenchtown Fire, an all-service department protecting the western half of Missoula county.

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At 10:05pm on February 12, 2011, Tracy L. LivingstonTracy L. Livingston said…
Thank you very much.  I need to get more familiar / comfortable with the roundtable before I have much to add.
At 2:23pm on March 16, 2010, Craig LancasterCraig Lancaster said…
I spun through those games, Jason. A nice dose of humility for anyone who think he/she has unmuddled thinking. Thanks for the suggestion!
At 11:12pm on March 2, 2010, Kim AndersonKim Anderson said…
Jason, I love the image at the top of your profile. You are one sensitive soul out there in Frenchtown. Plus thanks for the great links. I plan to sound a lot smarter after perusing the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy plus digesting Hungerford's lectures. Thank you. 'Cause I need to be smarter.

Jason Neal's Discussions

Literary Party Games
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Brenda Black Crow Nov 22, 2011.

Great Works of Genre Fiction
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Started this discussion. Last reply by elizabeth orvis Jul 13, 2011.

Most thought-provoking films of last year?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kim Anderson May 8, 2011.

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Spam Attack on the Roundtable

As some of you know, spammers have recently joined the Roundtable (one on April 2, another on April 13) and left comments for several members of the site. Basically the spammers are trying to solicit email addresses from members (presumably to send more spam). By default, adding a comment to a member's profile triggers an email, so each targeted member also received an email message—not directly from the spammer(s), but from the Roundtable notifying him/her that a comment had been… Continue

Posted on April 4, 2011 at 9:00am — 2 Comments

Jason Neal

Montana Authors Project

Missoula Public Library went "live" this week with a new product—the Montana Authors Project—a web-based resource that brings some of your favorite regional literature to digital life. Check it out:



http://www.missoulapubliclibrary.org/map



The content was selected and designed by Karl Olson and Cara Cadena at Missoula Public Library. I did the web development, and the project was funded by… Continue

Posted on October 26, 2010 at 8:30am

 
 
 

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