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Bloomsbury History has published my book Early Capitalism in Colonial Missions: Moravian Household Economies in the Global Eighteenth Century today 🙌 I look at the funding and economic organisation of Moravian missions and households in St Thomas, Bethlehem (PA) and Greenland.

A vibrant interview on a vibrant article - urging fans of suffrage history to listen 'n watch the fab James Keating

I am so proud of this. To my amazing colleagues who nominated me, thank you. Life imitating research & vice versa. *Maybe fittingly (but also weirdly), on day of ceremony for UOW inaugural IWD awards, I was in Bondi speaking to Stan. + media ppl on Oz pub & bikini bans!

Bloomsbury Literary Studies & Creative Writing Inheriting the Family edited by Katie Barclay, Tanya Evans, Joanne Begiato, Laura King & Ashley Barnwell is an examination of how people select tangible and intangible tokens of family inheritance, and this process’ impact on identity. 🔓 bit.ly/4kds945

What can history teach us about how to find joy? Katie Barclay shares five lessons from the past about the pursuit of happiness: bit.ly/3DwcFHX 🔒 This article is free to HistoryExtra members

Katie considered searching her university library catalogue, scrolling past 8 book reviews, entering her username and password, followed by finding her phone and entering her MFA code, and then learning she could only download 36 pages of 248. Instead she opted for libgen…

Our Routledge History of Loneliness is one of the Books of the Month at University of Liverpool - it's chock-full of excellent essays, so do check it out! March - News - University of Liverpool news.liverpool.ac.uk/2025/03/28/boo…

ANZAMEMS Seminar: Documenting Medieval and Early Modern Women #medieval #earlymodern anzamems.org/?p=13593

Economic history is going to see a rebound in undergraduates like never before.

Finally got a hold of my new book. Loneliness in World History. Learn about loneliness but also how we do comparative emotions research.

An army ABC News? Women have a right to be in parliament. It’s not an invasion. Maybe ask yourself why you think this language is acceptable?

Just a quick reminder that applications for the BSSH annual conference in Belfast this summer will close soon. Abstracts of 200 words on any aspect of sport are welcomed, the deadline for submissions is 7th May 2025..

The history of the family - a liberatory field? Me at Psyche. psyche.co/ideas/the-hist…

& if you enjoyed this fab podcast (v. glad to be part of it!) you may also like our Women's Grassroots Activism Research Network Arts and Humanities Research Council #WomensGrassrootsActivism podcast series on activism of range of voluntary women's organisations. All episodes available here: historyhub.ie/womens-grassro…

Proofs are in!

Our May sale is now live! Shop history books 👉 bloomsbury.com/uk/academic/hi…

Freedom of speech and expression is apparently no longer available in Australia.

#CFP: "Thinking of the Children: Book Bans, Censorship and Literature for Young People" Online conference 11-12 February 2026 University of Münster Deadline: 31st August 2025 Website: indico.uni-muenster.de/event/3505/

Our Call for Papers is live - the theme of our annual conference this year (our twentieth!) is "Tempestuous Times".

New book coming later this year - courtship, marriage, divorce, Scotland! What more do you want? #twitterstorians