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Heads up for all who are able to get to Sheffield in December for “Ann Radcliffe and Romantic Culture” a free public lecture with Professor Michael Gamer (LWL Fellow ‘10) 13th December 2024, 6pm-8pm

This sounds really exciting!

Pssssst! 🦇💀👻😈🧟‍♀️🧛‍♂️🎃 The International Gothic Association Early-Career Essay Prize 2024-25 is now open to submissions! Deadline is 1st March 2025 More details at 👇👇👇 globalgoth.org/blog/the-inter…

Join Professor Jerry Hogle online with us on Monday, 8-9pm GMT, to find out about Mary Robinson's Gothic side. Tickets £6: chawtonhouse.org/whats-on/onlin…

And today i teach The Eve of St Agnes and Lamia! Happy birthday indeed to John Keats.

Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Democracy and the American Gothic by Michael J. Blouin Free access available until 7 November. cup.org/3BUnIt9 #cambridgeelements #literature

Hoping for the sake of the world that this odious individual will lose the election and disappear from politics all together, so that MacDiarmid’s words come true for all of us: “O to be at Crowdieknowe when the last Trump blaws”!

‘Ann Radcliffe, then and Now’: our splendid, shiny new website has just launched! Check it out for details of events and research. @RadcliffeCUP with thanks to Arts and Humanities Research Council for funding.

Terrible news for all of the wonderful staff and amazing students in English Lit at Canterbury Christ Church University.

Can’t tear myself away from CNN tonight.

I hope this awful news doesn’t get lost today. If diversity in literary studies matters, we need to protect humanities in modern universities. Not all students can afford to leave home. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Xavier Aldana Reyes splendid new book on Contemporary Body Horror in our 'Elements in the Gothic' series just published online, and available to download for free for the next two weeks! cambridge.org/core/elements/… Angela Wright Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance

It’s publication day and my author copies have arrived! 😊 📚🥳 The book is open access (and downloadable) for another week: cambridge.org/core/elements/… #horror #bodyhorror

Emma McEvoy's great book on the Music of the Gothic now published online in Angela Wright and my 'Elements in the Gothic' series Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance It contains wonderful, original recordings of the music discussed -- and free to download for a few weeks: cambridge.org/gb/universityp…

A really special addition to our Cambridge Elements in the Gothic, due to the original recordings of music discussed, Emma McEvoy's Music of the Gothic promises to be a real treat. What's more, it is Open Access for a few weeks! With thanks, as always, to Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance

This is an amazing book; and with the digital elements incorporating recordings of the music, a real treat! Download it while you can:)

New in our Cambridge Elements in the Gothic series, and on open access for the next four weeks!

For St. Agnes’s Eve today, here is John Everett Millais’s The Eve of St. Agnes (c. 1863), which is based on John Keats’s poem of the same name. The model for the painting is Millais’s wife, Effie Gray, who posed at night “in a freezing room” at Knole, a Jacobean house in Kent.