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Ha, just finished The Silent Speaker and got bingo several times over!

What makes baseball so uniquely excruciating?

No telltale compression of the page...

I'm just a cynical academic, but I'm a little dubious about the attribution to Ralph Waldo Emerson here....

I highly recommend this program!! The Arizona Center for Med/Ren Studies sponsors a series of workshops on how to write for public audiences. I learned SO much last year; it's organized by Elizabeth Tavares(a universal force for good) and Daniel Pollack-Pelzner. Apply!

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"I DON'T NEED YOU TO FUCKING REWRITE WHAT I'VE JUST WRITTEN!"

So pleased to be on the list of American Historical Association prize winners. My book, Female Servants in Early Modern England, was awarded the Morris D. Forkosch Prize in British, British imperial, or British Commonwealth history since 1485. Congratulations to all the other awardees!

if you’ve got strong undergrads who are interested in doing phds in early modern, consider Binghamton English! Our stipends have just radically increased + Bing is a very low cost of living area, and tho not traditionally a strong hub for early modern, our dept is pretty stacked right now +

@memoryplace.bsky.social we’re hosting Tia Neha from Aotearoa New Zealand, sharing her striking research in developmental psychology of autobiographical memory, and for powerful discussions on ‘Ethical Memory: a kaupapa Māori philosophical backfill’, and on multiculturalism and indigenous community

YouTube video by Eleanor Morton pitching cosy British crime dramas in 2025

Pitching cosy British crime drama in 2025

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My experience has been that open-book tests are terrible for weaker students, because they don't prepare properly and greatly overestimate their ability to analyze and synthesize in real time.

Why Historic Places Matter Emotionally Cambridge Core - Archaeology: General Interest - Why Historic Places Matter Emotionally

Just donloaded this sadly timely book by Rebecca Madgin - free open access from Cambridge
@imadgination03.bsky.social

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Never not a perfect day to repost this

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May I help you?

Oh yes!

Walter Ralegh's headless monsters and annotation as thinking On writing and picturing as forms of thinking and knowledge-making, with examples of Renaissance mapmakers and publishers demonstrating exactly this in the...

ICYMI: From my newsletter blending #earlymodern and #neuroscience of present-day writing in books: "the practice of reading, note-taking, thinking, drawing, and writing can generate unexpected solutions to mysteries that are (for the reader) too difficult to test empirically."
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Let's have a little séance so we can thank the dead vultures who saved all these historical artefacts by nicking them for their nests!
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Looking at it now, though, at least guys could wear colors other than navy and khaki.

Jobs | City University of New York

The English Department at Hunter College, CUNY is very happy to announce a Tenure Track position in #Medieval British Literature at the Assistant Professor level. Applications from scholars in interdisciplinary and/or global approaches are especially encouraged to apply.

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Today is publication day for PAPER AND THE MAKING OF EARLY MODERN LITERATURE! Available in paper or digital form www.pennpress.org/978151282744... @pennpress.bsky.social

Extra luggage to bring back from my quick trip to Christchurch!

Oh my goodness, huge congratulations!!

The first was dreadful, but the second wasn’t nearly as bad!

Victorian Detective Fiction Detective fiction was born in the Victorian period. Join us in Oxford for this in-person day school and learn from leading scholars about the rich diversity of Victorian detectives and detective writi...

I’m contributing to a one day course on Victorian detective fiction in Oxford in January, if you like that kind of thing: lifelong-learning.ox.ac.uk/courses/vict...

Out now! My chapter on "Authorship and Cognitive Studies" appears in The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare and Early Modern Authorship, with my thanks to editors Rory Loughnane and Will Sharpe for shepherding this through to completion. global.oup.com/academic/pro...

My dog wants to play along!

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Blink and you’ll miss it - submit your enrollment for #Shax2026 seminars and workshops by September 15!

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Good morning from my dog!