We are excited to announce the initiative for the Roberta Frank Lecture, the first of which will take place at ISSEME 2025 (organized in Düsseldorf with Medieval English in Düsseldorf !)! isseme.org/2023/12/14/rob…

I'm starting the week with some great news: I have received my contract with Cambridge University Press for my first book 'The Joy of Love: A Medieval Literary History'. This is an absolute dream come true and a true Joy

Happy Valentine's Day! Treat your eyes to this exciting cfp for a workshop in May Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, with travel and accommodation funded for speakers. #medievaltwitter #reception I'm not directly involved but I'm *very* excited about it, so please drop me a line if you have questions!

🏰🎷Medieval job claxon 🎺🏰: Join the Medieval English community in the Netherlands and apply for this Assistant Professorship in Utrecht (fulltime, 12 months with prospect of permanent employment): uu.nl/en/organisatio…

✨ Considering doing a MA or PhD with us? ✨ Join us tomorrow for our online open event with Robert Gallagher at 5pm GMT! Come ask all of your questions about #funding & our #postgrad programmes. ☺️ We look forward to meeting you! For more info & registration: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ma-and-phd-i…

We're thrilled to announce an exciting workshop taking place Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf as part of the European Research Council (ERC)-funded project Post-REALM. If you work on medieval text traditions, then we would love to hear from you (and can fund your travel 🧳). See our #cfp for more details! #medievaltwitter

Simon Thomson's article in this special issue has now just been published online, 'Pull Your Self Together: The Dangers of Dissociation in Old English Poetry' 🥳Medieval English in Düsseldorf #medievaltwitter

Our call for papers for #ISSEME2025 is out now! Join us with the theme of "Communities" at Düsseldorf with Medieval English in Düsseldorf :) Keynotes include the amazing Susan Irvine, Rory Naismith and Colleen Curran !

The programme for the international conference Affiliations: Towards a Theory of Cross-Temporal Comparison is now live! Two days of panels, roundtables, and keynotes by Prof Seeta Chaganti (UC Davis) and Prof Carla Freccero (UC Santa Cruz). Visit our website: shorturl.at/sGKW9 🧶

Looking forward to talking about my Beowulf poetry project with Irina Dumitrescu at the University of Bonn at the end of the week! Medieval English

Final Call! Thanks to all those who have submitted abstracts for Methods in the Study of Medieval Text Traditions. For anyone still wanting to join us Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, the deadline for submissions is tomorrow. Please submit to [email protected]. #medievaltwitter #CFP below.

If you're an early career scholar/independent researcher/former PhD with an investment in the field of Early Medieval Studies, please take some time to fill in this questionnaire put together by @Francisco_J_RG Your responses will inform the roundtable session IMC_Leeds

CfP: ICMS Kalamazoo 2025 Reconceptions of European Literary History I. How Do We Study Historical Text Traditions? (Paper Session: ID 5846) II. Methods, Tools, and New Foundations (Roundtable, ID 5847) Apply via icms.confex.com/icms/2025/cfp.… Deadline 15 September 2024! #medievaltwitter

If you're regretting not attending this year's incredible ISSEME New Voices sessions, you can already put together an application for Kalamazoo and / or Leeds 2025! See the CFPs here: isseme.org/climate-comitt…

The Post-REALM Project is also coming to Leeds IMC 2025! Post-National Philologies: New Approaches to Medieval Text Traditions. Please see our CfP below. Deadline 31 August 2024. We look forward to hearing from you! #medievaltwitter

FINAL CALL! The deadline for ICMS is 15 Sept 2024. Reconceptions of European Literary History I. How Do We Study Historical Text Traditions? (Paper Session: ID 5846) II. Methods, Tools, and New Foundations (Roundtable, ID 5847) Apply via icms.confex.com/icms/2025/cfp.… #medievaltwitter

Anyone on #medievaltwitter got any bright ideas about what's happening here? In this scribe's hand, this should read <scilicus> but I can't make any sense out of that (other copies of the same text have no word here). #medievallatin #palaeography (This is Douai MS 842 Pf fol. 4v)