Jeremiah Jenne grew up in Atkinson, NH and is a doctoral candidate at [large public research university in Northern California] currently in Beijing researching colonial resistance and collective violence in 19th-century China. He also teaches history and philosophy for [large US-based university program] on the campus of [mid-sized university in Haidian]. In his spare time, Jeremiah runs the Chinese history site Jottings from the Granite Studio, writes for the online journal The China Beat, and has contributed essays to two recently published books, The Insider’s Guide to Beijing, 2009 Edition and China in 2008: A Year of Great Significance. He has been interviewed by NPR, The Christian Science Monitor, Radio Free Asia, China Radio International, and New Hampshire Public Radio. He and his wife live in a small courtyard home on a historically preserved (for now) hutong in the Dongcheng district of Beijing.
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