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I’m really looking forward to this, please join us if you can on Tuesday!

Who's coming tomorrow? Strange Places, featuring a quartet of perspicacious papers by Dr Humma Mouzam, @dashofsarpong, Dr Sarah O’Malley (she/her), @DyaniJTaff & chaired by @AndrewBozio. 26 Jan 21, 17.00GMT/12.00EST/9.00PST. All welcome! #EarlyModernVirtualEvents #SRSlyGood crowdcast.io/e/strange-plac…

Who's joining us on Thursday 11 March at 17.00GMT for the launch of Gábor Gelléri now on BlSk & Rachel Willie's new edited collection, with Natalya Din-Kariuki, @MiddleSeaHist, @EvaJohannaH, Jane Grogan & Daniel Carey #SRSlyGood #EarlyModernViritualEvents rensoc.org.uk/event/book-lau…

A Bit Lit is now a podcast. Get our 1st 5 episodes here: Marc Elliott on acting in Eastenders Samira Ahmed on news & culture broadcasting RJ City on professional wrestling Miles Grier on Shakespeare & race Dr Eleanor Janega on medieval sex positivity podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-b…

Deadline coming up on 1 May! Scholars of colour MA Bursary: 3 Bursaries of £2500 each towards costs of pursuing an MA in any aspect of the Renaissance.

For a recent examination of this event see Sarah O'Malley's excellent essay, 'Domestic Liminality, The Jamestown Massacre, & The City Madam' in 'Liminality and Domestic Spaces' (EMLS, Special Issue: 2020), co-edited by myself & @iman_sheeha. extra.shu.ac.uk/emls/journal/i…

We are delighted to announce that the Call for Papers for our summer conference is now open! ‘On Belonging 2’ (#OnBelonging) will take place online between 26-30 July 2021. The full CfP can be downloaded here: bit.ly/3wFR7Ai. The deadline for abstracts is 30 April!

I’m very excited that Renaissance SRS is hosting a book launch for me on Mon 26 April, organised by the fabulous Alex Bamji . I hope lots of you can join us and you can register for the event here: Book Launch: "Encountering Early America" - Crowdcast crowdcast.io/e/m6v2rqof

My two new research assistants are doing a great job so far

Very excited to be running my first SAA Seminar ‘Witches in Space’ with cognac at #shax2022 - join us to explore more about the spatialities of early modern witch-craft/texts/performances

Send any input/tips/suggestions on making SAA seminars as welcoming and inclusive as possible our way!

My review of Lauren Working incredible book 'The Making of an Imperial Polity' has just been published by Renaissance SRS - it was one of the best books I read last year and I would recommend it to all! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/re…

Last chance to sign up for seminars at #shax2022 today! cognac and I would love to hear your thoughts on all things witchy and spatial, so please do think about joining us.

Sadly I have to be there virtually, but the Witches in Space seminar will be starting at 16:00 and we hope to see lots of you there! #Shax2022

Reviews of brilliant books written/edited by George McClure (reviewed by George Brocklehurst), Robert Henke (reviewed by Benjamin Lomas), Tamar Herzig (reviewed by Dr Emily Michelson),Robert Muchembled,(reviewed by Claire Turner, Lauren Working (reviewed by Dr Sarah O’Malley (she/her)) ...

The programme's ready and we're delighted to say that registration for the York-CREMS Magic and Witchcraft conference is open! Online and in-person tickets available, and everyone's welcome! Dr Debora Moretti 🧙‍♀️🧙✨📚 eventbrite.co.uk/e/magic-and-wi…

Our first speaker is Dr Sarah O’Malley (she/her) at the University of Roehampton, looking critically at the VVitch,in response to its stress on accuracy, and the way it perpetuates certain spatial myths!

Join Dr Sarah O’Malley (she/her) at 12:10 during this year’s Universities UK Access, participation and student success conference for a case study on how SOAS University of London are using technology for improving #StudentSuccess at scale. Universities UK Events universitiesuk.ac.uk/node/1846

Come and hear me talk about how Studiosity is helping us support student learning at SOAS!

Thank you to Dr Sarah O’Malley (she/her) for your insightful SOAS University of London case study and to the very engaged audience during this year’s #uukaccess. We ran out of time unfortunately but please do reach out with any unasked questions for Dr Sarah O’Malley or Debby Hsieh Universities UK Events