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/…

I was so fortunate to find, in claire m. l. bourne & Rory Loughnane , editors who embraced the Element's approach to digital materials and/as printed texts. They welcomed this study and nurtured it with patience at every stage.

This years Christopher Durston Memorial Lecture University of Plymouth will be by Prof Catherine Richardson UEA will be speaking about ‘Middling Culture’ in Early Modern England on 25 March at 19.00. Full details and sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/middling-cul…

Iasems - Ita Shakespeare and Early Modern Studies Check out the Calls for our 2025 Annual Conferences (Deadline: 24 February 2025) ➡️ iasems.org/?page_id=99

Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value by Beth Sharrock Free access available until 24 February. cup.org/42IQ2Kt #cambridgeelements #literature

Not prone to blowing my own trumpet, but I'm grateful and honoured to have been awarded along with fellow MEMS alumna, the outstanding Rebecca Gaylord Rebecca Gaylord, Kent Archaeological Society's Thirsk Prize for MA dissertations. kentarchaeology.org.uk/news/thirsk-pr…

The launch of bestseller Editing Archipelagic Shakespeare in Cambridge last month was a huge event, and luckily it was recorded, so those who missed it can catch up now. Rory Loughnane youtube.com/watch?v=wrdklR…

Have an idea for a new monograph/collection about a topic related to early modern authorship? Come 'meet the editors' to discuss your project The Renaissance Society of America Shakespeare Association of America in Boston: Friday 21 March, 5-6pm Meet at the Routledge stand in the Book Exhibits

The Death Arts in Renaissance England is now released in paperback—click the link for more details cambridge.org/core/books/dea… Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance

Excited to be in Montréal for the first time and contributing to the 'New Perspectives on Critical Editions' colloquium at Université de Montréal. I'll be discussing 'Re-Editing Marlowe' and the digital suite for Oxford Marlowe crihn.openum.ca/nouvelles/2025…

First day of the digital editing colloquium in Montréal was excellent: evolution of TEI, AI, editorial collaboration, digital variorum challenges, Marlowe, and more, followed by sushi dinner. Jet lag prompted early morning run to Mount Royal park and a still frozen Beaver Lake.

cambridge.org/core/elements/… Reminder: Anupam Basu's excellent new Element Shakespeare and Scale is available to download for free until April 15th

I'm in Rome for this exciting event about the understanding and treatment of stranger populations in early modern Europe--see below. I'll be discussing 'Mapping Marlowe', a new DH activity related to Oxford Marlowe

🧨Hot off the press!!! Happy to share that my newly edited volume titled SHAPING INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES is now OUT with Edinburgh University Press (in Sonya Freeman Loftis' brand new series on Early Modern Lit and Disability)

Very pleased that my latest book on Shakespearean actor Richard Burbage is out today! It took a long time, but I'm glad to have got there in the end. Richard Burbage and the Shakespearean Stage: A 'Delightful Proteus': Siobhan Keenan: The Arden Shakespeare - Bloomsbury

theguardian.com/commentisfree/… As part of this effort, we're hosting a public exhibition in Canterbury next summer. Further information to come. The Guardian

Official publication day! Many thanks to all the contributors for their excellent work, and to Rory Loughnane for being such a generous and collegial co-editor over the several years it’s taken to bring together.