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You can listen to this now on bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…... includes thoughts on feminism and fashion, and women's [all women's!] dreams of self-transformation, this #IWD2022 (a day the radical Mina Loy would have scorned, no doubt)

‘Boy with a Pearl Earring’, my first Essay for BBC Radio 3, airs tonight! bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… I discuss Gucci, gender fluidity, cavalier poetry, lovelocks, Aphra Behn, & designer Harris Reed. I’ll be channeling the cavalier aesthetic to celebrate, & I hope you will be, too.

Find Fashion Stories 👔👜👗 from BBC Radio 3 Arts and Humanities Research Council feat @shahidhabari on handbags, Tom Smith on uniforms, @jadehalbert A&H Uni Huddersfield on Droopy & Browns, Lauren Working on cavalier style, Sophie Oliver @livunienglish on a modernist corselet bbc.in/3w4amFQ

Still time to visit Life Between Islands running Tate until April 3rd - our discussion BBC Radio 3 picked out some of the main themes and highlights bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0b…

I’m really delighted to say that an excerpt from my novel AN ANIMAL SEES ITS DEATH is now up 3:AM Magazine. This section takes place in Tasmania in the early 20th century, and concerns, among other things, a gold watch and a Tasmanian tiger. Big thanks to Andrew Gallix for this

Join us Teesside University on Fri 20 May for the Spring ’22 Northern Modernism Seminar, featuring @DrKatieCoops @Jane_M_Ford & Derek Attridge northernmodernismseminar.wordpress.com/future-seminar… TU Research @TeesUniLib @GreenBowlerHat Sophie Oliver JulietteTB Prof Claire Warden British Association for Modernist Studies Andrew Frayn TU English & Creative Writing

How can museum objects help audiences talk about their gender? How does this kind of counter-storytelling open up the museum to diverse gender stories? If you have thoughts, sources, experience it would be great to hear as my project with National Museums Liverpool develops…

Touchy sounds, audible feelings: new materialists, feminists & hedonists, Julie Rose Bower makes asmr art you will ❤️ the Design Museum

A mention in Vogue! Multi-disciplinary artist and researcher Julie Rose Bower was commissioned to create a space to heighten sensory experiences that featured five installations... #ASMR_IRL vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifes…

This week’s The TLS, featuring @ianground on Wittgenstein’s notebooks; Carolin Duttlinger on Kafka’s drawings; Rory MacLean on Budapest; Emily Barton on Mieko Kawakami; Sophie Oliver on fabric; Toby Lichtig on Jarvis Cocker - and more

Breaking my twits holiday to say that Birkbeck English *actually* changed my life - being able to do an MA while working, but not just any MA, a blockbuster MA, taught by immensities in their fields. This dept is a national treasure. Sign if you haven't: change.org/p/no-job-cuts-…

Can’t wait to see this exhibition of women poets’ clothes co curated by Sophie Oliver English Department Centre for New and International Writing southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/liter…

Research by Dr Sophie Oliver (Sophie Oliver) from English Department reveals literary icon Virginia Woolf’s playful side, in newly unearthed poems ✍🏼📝📚 Full story 👉 news.liverpool.ac.uk/2025/01/16/poe…

Both silly, in a good way, one a bit sexy

‘Are they good poems? It’s the wrong question.’ Wonderful essay on Woolf by Sophie Oliver in this week’s TLS.