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Can't believe I am starting to write the introduction to my thesis today !!!
It is actually really hard to put into words the context/framework of ideas you have been thinking and writing about for 4+ years 🤯
I looked for this ALL MORNING and finally found it
WOULD YOU SURVIVE VICTORIAN INFANCY?
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(The hosting is very 2003, but I made it on Twine in 2021 and must shift to hosting it locally)
Come and join us!!!!!! Amazing experience for PGRs/ECRs in a v friendly and welcoming environment 🤗 There will be scope for progression for PGRs in more senior editing roles
We particularly welcome interest from PhD/MA students and early-career researchers with expertise in nineteenth-century studies. Writing a review with us can be greatexperience for those who haven't published or want to gain more experience. We also try to get a physical review copy for our authors.
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As much as I am here for freaked out/quieky/bisexual Isabella, I did take serious issue with the presentation of Heathcliff’s abuse of her, which is presented as a funny sub-dom relationship because Fennell doesn’t want him to look too violent or undesirable.
Some are calling this adaptation ‘subversive’ but it is only subversive if you are genuinely prudish. It’s essentially a teenage girl’s understanding of sex and romance in aesthetic packaging.
Anyway, I support Jacob Elordi’s rights and wrongs but I gave it 2 stars on Letterboxed. A lil dissapointing!
Did not expect there to be puppy play in Wuthering Heights but here we are I guess
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ICYMI our @ehunineteen.bsky.social PGRs are hosting a conference - check out our poster - please reskeet - share with your PGRs - and do come along and join us in June!
I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
Stay free
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Alasdair Gray & Robert Burns - Pictured is Alasdair Gray’s 1953 Tam O’Shanter, inspired by Robert Burns. A fierce champion of Scots, Gray shows Tam riding home below as witches dance to bagpipes in the haunted kirk.
The strangest feeling when your parent has died is that things happen that you really want to tell them about but cant - in this case, my dad would be so excited about the recovered Burns portrait!!!
Happy Burns day! 🏴🏴
My dad was part of a Burns Club and would address the haggis every year. As I little girl I remember looking through his copy of Robert Burns: The Scottish Bard. I never found his book when he passed away but I hope he loaned it to someone who is using it tonight!
We are thrilled to announce that the CfS for Issue 9, ‘Sex in the Long Nineteenth Century’ is now live!
Articles should be submitted by 23:59 on 16th April 2026 to rrr@soton.ac.uk.
Do share widely and we look forward to hearing from you!
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On the blog: the wonderful Dr Jodie Marley (@jodielmarley.bsky.social) takes us through some critical approaches to Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein (2025)!
www.bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=6278
It’s very Glaswegian of me to find faults in any cool things I do. Let me admit I’m proud of myself despite the cringe ✊🏻
Okay my ‘radio voice’ made me cringe, I described an elegy as a sonnet (?), and flopped at the Austen question (!)
but the whole show was a really great deep dive on Charli’s fans and my little segment touched on the nineteenth century’s contemporary relevance in pop culture 😊
😆 She often uses her name as a kind of producer tag/beat:
m.soundcloud.com/dj-methdoll/...
Me too! I think she is the perfect person for the vibe and the John Cale collab is already so cool
On a more personal note we spoke about my pilgrimage to Barcelona to see SWEAT live, how I met my partner through a mutual love of hyperpop, and how clubbing culture has changed since the pandemic.
Clubbing has been a huge part of my life and I don’t think it is spoken about seriously enough! 🕺🏻
I’m going to be on BBC Radio 6 tonight at 11pm!
I spoke to Amy Lamé for her series ‘Superfans’, tonight’s show being dedictaed to Charli xcx 💚
Not sure how much will actually be shown but we chatted about my article on Charli + Romanticism, Lord Byron as the first celebrity, and even Jane Austen
Repost as Bluesky doesn’t have an edit button and I had erroneously credited BARS as our funder! I still love you anyway BARS!
