A group of people chatting in a bar.
A middle-aged brunette woman smiles at the camera while a group of people chat in a bar behind her.
I'm just back from a networking event for Aberdeen filmmakers and creatives. I was blethering on about audio description and was heartened by how much interest in accessibility there was in the room.
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I misread that as Greek God of (dental) plaque, which is why I shouldn't be allowed on the Internet late at night!
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A hand drawn sketch of a middle aged woman with her long brown hair split into two plaits.
Telling 'A Twenty-First Century Tale' at the Worldwide Virtual Storytelling Guild. Picture by the amazing Anne Pitcher: annepitcherstoryteller@hotmail.co.uk
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A little porcelain cat sits on top of a wooden tea tray, smiling at a tea cup.
I'm having a relaxing Sunday after spending the weekend training a new audio describer. She worked on an Act of the play, creating a description for visually impaired people that included all the action while not speaking over the dialogue!
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Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies |
Issue: Issue: 1(12) (2025)
You probably know that Walter Scott worked extensively with the oral tradition, collecting ballads and incorporating folklore into his work. But how does he portray storytellers in his work? Read the article by myself and Lisa McKenna to find out: jiss.aberdeenunipress.org/issue/38/info/
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The Book of Mormon programme with a red audio describer lanyard draped across it.
I'm preparing to audio describe the Book of Mormon musical at Aberdeen Performing Arts' HMT theatre this afternoon. Audio Description is a vital service that makes theatre accessible to visually impaired people.
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This is my first post on Blue Sky. Hi! I'm a traditional storyteller, academic working on Romantic literature, and audio describer. I met a fabulous child storyteller recently who told me all about Mister Men. I discovered that even though I'd like to be Little Miss Neat, I'm closer to Mr Muddles!
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Prof in 18th Century & Romantic Literature at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington, she/her, Pฤkehฤ/settler scholar, #toitลซtetiriti, ๐
Books on Romanticism + settler colonialism + Indigenous studies
https://people.wgtn.ac.nz/nikki.hessell
Hopeless Romanticist, childless cat dad, and coffee addict (he/him)
Lecturer in English at UCC. Mama to Dylan. Loves Victorian lit, the Romantics, crime fiction, football. Not necessarily in that order.
Cat sitter. Gothic lit and theology. Gothic romance. Queer Gothic. Runs 'Romancing the Gothic'.
19C British literature; seriality; transmedia; popular culture; fictionality.
Assoc. Prof of English. Author of Transfictional Character and Transmedia Storyworlds in the British Nineteenth Century, Palgrave 2022. Views are my own, not my employer's.
Scottish Romanticism; Novels; Improvement. Also keen on Intertextuality, Canonicity & Reading History. BARS ECR Officer. AFHEA. She/her.
Lecturer in English at UVa.es. Interested in witchcraft and literature, the Gothic, historical fiction and popular culture
SEL Studies in English Literature 1500โ1900 is a quarterly journal published for Rice University by Johns Hopkins University Press.
Submissions: https://sel.rice.edu/submission-guidelines
Marginalia: https://marginalia.blogs.rice.edu/
Rare books and manuscripts. Measurer of shelves.
English Language & Literature. PhD: Monstrosity. Queer history. Gothic. Archaic English. NEW BOOK: Woke Shakespeare: Rethinking Shakespeare for a New Era. Prof. d'Emeritus. https://linktr.ee/drianmccormick
In the heart of London, we are the centre of antiquarian learning, discovery & community. As a royal learned society, our Fellows have been inspiring scholarship, debate & research for over 300 years. Also own Kelmscott Manor, past home of William Morris.
Senior Lecturer in Scot Lit, Uni of Glasgow & Associate Director, Centre for Robert Burns Studies. Editor of stuff. Eater of Crisps. ๐ช๐บ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ
Lecturer in English at Edinburgh Napier University, specialising in 18th-century beauty and skincare.
Updates on book history, print culture and digital humanities. Tweets do not reflect views of my employer.
19c British Lit + Native American Lit; bibliophile; researcher of all things Mary Shelly, Sara Coleridge, Elizabeth Barrett Browning & women and medicine; registered nurse; literary tourist
teacher, scholar, nineteenth-century poetry, women writers, fin-de-siรจcle, aesthetics
Writing about Romanticism, sleep and insomnia
Committed to advancing the study of literature and culture in the dynamic "Romantic Century" of 1750-1850. International in sympathies and interdisciplinary in approaches, SiR publishes the highest caliber scholarship on Romantic-era studies.
The Blake Society celebrates the life and work of William Blake (1757-1827) poet, artist & visionary. We hold regular meetings (online and in real locations), organise Blakean events and publish our journal, VALA.
https://blakesociety.org
BARS/BAVS 19C Matters Fellow @RHUL | BAVS Newsletter Editor | Researching Victorian science, altruism, and the novel.
Register for Nineteenth-Century Legacies Colloquium https://19clegacies.wixsite.com/19centurylegacies