Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol
Frank Valdes on the craft of scholarly writing
Our friend and colleague Frank Valdes (University of Miami) also attended the first annual Margaret Montoya Legal Scholarship Retreat. He shared his thoughts on the craft of scholarly writing during the retreat. Here are a few things that we learned from … Continue reading
In memory of our heroes …
We will continue blogging about the Margaret Montoya Legal Scholarship Retreat in the next few days.
Montoya Retreat Update
As we mentioned in our previous post a few days ago, we have been attending the first annual Margaret Montoya Legal Scholarship Retreat at “Campo Sano” in a rural part of Volusia County, Florida. The WiFi connection was pretty bad … Continue reading
#MontoyaRetreat #LatCrit
We are attending the first annual Margaret Montoya Legal Scholarship Retreat at “Campo Sano” (see image below) in Volusia County, close to Deland, Florida. More details to follow …
May Readings (Part 2)
Like our fellow literary blogger Luanne Castle, we love blog titles with the word “May” in them. (Check out Ms Castle beautiful blog here.) So, here is Part 2 of our reading list for the rest of the month of … Continue reading
Data Art
Moritz Stefaner is an artist specializing in data visualizations. Here is a description of one of his data art projects (see also the video summary below): “Today, we collectively and continuously document our city experience on social media platforms, shaping a … Continue reading
In defense of the good faith standard in contract cases: a critique of Victor Goldberg
We need to update our priors again! We have been reading Victor Goldberg’s 2006 book “Framing Contract Law” and have already posted some positive reviews of various chapters of his book. (See here, for example.) One of the major themes … Continue reading

