V exciting to see that 'George Egerton: Terra Incognitas' now has a publication date of Nov 2024! Congratulations to Dr Whitney Standlee & Dr Izzi Sigley👻 for bringing together such an exciting collection of essays. I'm delighted that my ch on Rosa Amorosa is part of it routledge.com/George-Egerton…

Out in November! A labour of love + respect for #GeorgeEgerton, whose life + work have long deserved so much more attention. Thanks to Dr Izzi Sigley👻 for coming along on this ride with me, and to our contributors for breaking all kinds of new ground. routledge.com/George-Egerton…

Also, The Modernist Review has just released a CfP for a Special Issue on Modernism and Data! Please circulate: modernistreviewcouk.wordpress.com/2024/09/27/mod…

Excited to announce that our second virtual #writinggroup will meet on Sat 19th Oct. Each month we each set a writing goal, no matter how big or small, and work together virtually on a Teams meeting for a short few hours to start the weekend right. All welcome! #IWWN #AutumnFun

Really looking forward to this! With a book chapter (long since crafted!) coming out in Nov, now is the perfect time to get started on something new. Very lucky to have IrishWomensWriting members. From our Sept session alone I have received so many recommended reads. Time to use them!

This time next week we will all be romanticising our Saturday morning writing session with a nice autumnal coffee and some virtual company. And, based on the change in weather, with blankets firmly on lap! Make sure to join us! #irishwomenwriters #PG #ECR #academia #research

Putting the finishing touches to my talk for 'Dark Archives: Gothic Adventures in the Museum' with the assistance of Ruth Hoberman's excellent 'Museum Trouble' this pm. Join me & @JackTMcGowan at Museums Worcestershire this Sat for a crit & creative writing extravaganza!

📢📢New blogpost Alert! Mary Banim and Goldsmith’s Country From Geraldine Brassil Fascinating post all about travel writer Mary Banim - on her visits to Longford, Athlone & Westmeath! #IrishStudies #LoveIrishResearch irishwomenswritingnetwork.com/mary-banim-and…

Don’t miss our latest post about the travel writer Mary Banim. Thanks to Geraldine Brassil and to blog editors Dr Whitney Standlee and deirdre flynn

Our bursary scheme is now open for applications! £750 available to early career researchers, independent scholars, or PhD students working on women's studies in our period (1558-1837). Deadline: 15 Dec 2024. Please spread the word! #funding #ECR #PhD womensstudiesgroup.org/bursary/

Coming out on the 26th of this month, this book has been one of the most joyous chapters in my academic life. A brave writer examined by a host of wonderful researchers and the best of co-editors to take this journey with. Routledge Books Dr Izzi Sigley👻 routledge.com/George-Egerton…

We can't wait. Congratulations and thank you for publishing with us.

Don’t miss this wonderful new post- thanks and congratulations to Eleanor Fitzsimons and thanks as always to blog editors Dr Whitney Standlee and deirdre flynn

It’s here! Thanks very much to Dr Whitney Standlee and Dr Izzi Sigley👻 for all of their hard work on this. Lovely to have it in the hand. I am doing dry January so a cold Nosecco will be perfect for the cheers!

Delighted to have my article 'They buried him at Worcester: Heritage Sites, Historical Fiction and Wolf Hall' in the most recent issue of the Journal of Historical Fictions historicalfictionsresearch.org/archive-the-jo…

Upcoming Conference - on the Impeachment of Warren Hastings. 👇

In 1945, six women pulled off a computing miracle. They programmed the world’s first computer—with no manuals, no training. Then, a SINGLE assumption erased them from tech history for decades. The story of how ONE photo nearly deleted computing’s female founders: 🧵

Antigone and Ireland: A Symposium in the Legal Humanities Details and tickets (free) at the Abbey Theatre link below. (Full programme at their embedded Eventbrite ticket link.) abbeytheatre.ie/whats-on/antig…