In February of this year, I wrote:

Facebook is buzzing in anticipation of the publication of The Foucauldian Mind in September to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Michel Foucault’s birth. Edited by the illustrious Daniele Lorenzini, this landmark text has 44 chapters written by important scholars of Foucault’s work. I am delighted to be in their company by contributing my chapter “Foucault: The Premier Disabled Philosopher of Disability (My Love Letter to Foucault)” to the collection.

A book as immense (in insight and sheer size) as The Foucauldian Mind will be both expensive and in high demand. So, get your institutional and local public libraries to put in their pre-orders for it as soon as possible.

As it happens, the book is expected to be published later this month! Daniele and all of us included in this important book are thrilled that the book will be in the public domain even sooner than expected.

To arrange for your favourite library to pre-order the book, go here: https://www.routledge.com/The-Foucauldian-Mind/Lorenzini/p/book/9781032441962

Many heartfelt congratulations to Daniele for this amazing accomplishment! I cannot wait to have this book!

Description of image below: the cover of The Foucauldian Mind, which includes an iconic photo of Foucault smiling widely, is set against a faded backdrop of stone pillars.