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New Cambridge Element Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value by Beth Sharrock is now free to read for 2 weeks! cup.org/4hvqnt5 #cambridgeelements #literature

I'm so excited to share that my Element, 'Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value' is now available online. It's currently Open Access until the 24th! Below is a short 🧵 on the book and the wonderful people who brought it together... cambridge.org/core/elements/…

Issue 5 on containers is imminent! 'Containers' considered via ESSAYS and FICTION (Joanna Kavenna) and ART WORKS (Erica Baum, Daniel Buren, Jeremy Deller, Harold Offeh + others) Pre-order before they're all gone at inscriptionjournal.com/how-to-buy/

Leaving Twitter with a bang! Very excited to announce that my article about a new manuscript copy of Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 I have identified has been published online open access: academic.oup.com/res/advance-ar… Oxford Academic

Dr Leah Veronese has unearthed a rare manuscript copy of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 tucked away in a 17th-century poetry collection. This is only the second known manuscript copy of the sonnet ever discovered. Find out more about this exciting discovery: english.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxford…

NEW: Faculty of English's Dr Leah Veronese has unearthed a rare manuscript copy of Shakespeare’s famous Sonnet 116 tucked away in a 17th-century poetry collection. This is only the second known manuscript copy of the sonnet ever discovered. More info ⬇️

The final pages of my essay ‘Shakespeare’s Arabic Sonnets’, out now in the latest issue of ‘Shakespeare Survey’! Read in full to discover more about the Arabic history of sonnet form + how much Shakespeare could have known of Middle Eastern poetry…

A final plug for my latest article ‘Shakespeare’s Arabic Sonnets’, which has just been published in ‘Shakespeare Survey’: The article discusses the Arabic pre-history of sonnet form and wonders how much Shakespeare could have known of Middle Eastern poetry.

A new project, led by Faculty of English's Dr Michael J Sullivan (Michael J Sullivan), has recovered never before seen text by Alfred Tennyson using a combination of imaging techniques to remove crossings out, marks and ink blots. More info ⬇️

reminder that there is NO shame in reading romantasy!! #booktwt

Antiquum Documentum are pleased to present a concert to celebrate the launch of the new book 'Light on Darkness: The Untold Story of the Liturgy' (Cosima Clara Gillhammer, Reaktion Publishers). The programme includes composers connected to the such as Palestrina, Byrd, and Weir.

Celebrating the launch of my new book with a concert! antiquumdocumentum.co.uk/events/light-o…

/Poets in their Time/ is one of the rare collections that can reanimate anybody’s love of reading, and put anything it touches in surprising, but completely true and human light - what a life! some.ox.ac.uk/news/dr-barbar…

And the book is now available online! doi.org/10.1093/978019…. If early Tudor classical reception is your thing, please also consider checking out my second book, on Sallust, out in a few months’ time with the Early English Text Society (details in image below).

CONFERENCE ON TUDOR LITERATURE: The Oxford Drab Colloquium is at Magdalen College on 20 June! 📜📃📚 Come along to discuss CS Lewis's 'Drab Age', with a keynote from Andrew Hadfield and speakers including Laura Ashe and Karen Edwards. Contact Herin Iole or me to attend!

I would beg everyone, if they possibly can, to sign this petition: a request for the Government to legislate to stop the shooting of hares during their peak breeding season. Mad that this is currently permitted... petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7247…

I don’t think I could be more excited about this!

A hare among poppies❤️🐰❤️ I am ecstatic to have caught this shot. #SummerSolstice

📣 My (long!) article on ‘Shakespeare and War’ for Oxford Bibliographies Oxford Academic has been published! Covers Shakespeare’s time through centuries of reception history & I hope is useful for research on this multifaceted, diverse & (alas) timely topic oxfordbibliographies.com/display/docume…

This detail refers to one of the most astonishing masterpieces of 18th Century CE sculpture. The "net" is not actual rope, but is incredibly realistically carved from marble... "Disinganno" (Disillusionment or Release from Deception), created by Genoese sculptor Francesco