Jessica Richard

Assoc. Prof. of 18th-C. Brit. Lit. at Wake Forest U; Co-editor of Author of The Romance of Gambling in 18th-Century British Novel

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

@bipbipletucha Trying to get your attention. I need you to call me ASAP

[Stanford Press @stanfordpress]

#Melville's Democracy is out!

"Enthralling and fearless, [Jennifer] Greiman's sensuous dive into Melville's poetics and political thinking excites and holds us tight in a world like no other. A brilliant breakthrough in close reading and political thinking"—Colin Dayan

#ReadUP

[WFUEnglish @wfuenglish]

Described as a "brilliant breakthrough in close reading and political thinking," Prof. Jennifer Greiman's new book, Melville's Democracy: Radical Figuration and Political Form, is now available from @stanfordpress!

[Digital Edgeworth Network @EdgeworthPapers]

@JRichardWFU thanks for this informed blog https://t.co/dzfzko57iv. And it’s exciting to hear about progress https://t.co/vgbkz5I9iU.

[Michael Lamb @KMLamb]

I'm grateful to my co-editors, Jonathan Brant & @edwbrooks, and to our contributors: @NigelBiggar, @joannacollicutt, Liz Gulliford, @lalarkin, @CharacterGap, @DrBlaire_Morgan, Paula M. L. Moya, Onora O'Neill, Julie Reuben, @JRichardWFU, @cwellmon , & @oxfordwilliams4

[TCD Research Collections @TCDResearchColl]

Maria Edgeworth's letters are spread across many research institutions including @tcdlibrary. The Maria Edgeworth Letters Project plans to reunite the collection digitally. Read more here https://t.co/7wAwB7pX73 #letters

[Maria Edgeworth @EdgeyLetters]

Many thanks to Trinity College Dublin for sharing your Edgeworth letters with @EdgeyLetters ! @JRichardWFU wrote about our work with those letters here: https://t.co/2zLgOzKNPU

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

Our multi-institutional collaborative digital edition of Maria Edgeworth’s letters has been awarded a Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Foundations grant from the NEH! #NEHgrant

https://t.co/bid3cBmH4a

[Dr Ros Ballaster @BallasterRos]

Hosting a salon with @JRichardWFU @EgenolfSusan on Edgeworth Networks Past & Present Mon, 16 Aug 2021 16:00 @BARS_official with colleagues @EdgeworthPapers https://t.co/3EDT2v6Ete https://t.co/eML2pIIQgO To attend https://t.co/E5fgfPUjl0 (you need to be a BARS member or join)

[Kerry Sinanan @kerry_sinanan]

The violence of this listing that places those of us working on critical race theory in 18th and 19thc studies alongside Robespierre...@ASECSOffice calling us “woke Diversity Radicals”? Do you seriously expect BIPOC scholars to attend?

[Dr. Misty Krueger @mistykrueger]

I hope you'll enjoy reading my essay on the Austen-Sanders memes that just went live on The 18th-Century Common. Shout-out to
@bookhoarding, whose memes I included in the essay. #sittingbernie #BernieSanders #JaneAusten #Austenmemes https://t.co/ZMlKCFGiZD

[Kerry Sinanan @kerry_sinanan]

It was a privilege to work with @PeterBrathwaite whose work on Black Portraiture transforms how we see art and ourselves in so many ways. Thank you @JRichardWFU and @18common for your support and guidance. https://t.co/SLaH2cvaFB

[Dr. Kirsten T. Saxton @kirstentsaxton]

Terrific must read @ crucial work

Heterogeneous Blackness: Peter Brathwaite’s Eighteenth-Century Re-portraits - The 18th-Century Common ⁦@kerry_sinanan⁩ ⁦@PeterBraithwai2⁩ https://t.co/WS4M3xReaw

[Peter Brathwaite @PeterBrathwaite]

A new piece by ⁦@kerry_sinanan⁩ - Heterogeneous Blackness: Peter Brathwaite’s Eighteenth-Century Re-portraits - The 18th-Century Common ⁦@18common⁩ #blackportraiture https://t.co/vh0vpjuKh7

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

@NushPowell @TitaChico1 That sounds like the best tshirt ever!

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

@friede "Eng-land" :)

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

@TitaChico1 Did anyone mention Betsy Thoughtless's pet squirrel?
https://t.co/JUrmELEwUt

[Jessica Richard @JRichardWFU]

Looking forward to leading a workshop on writing for public audiences this morning! You can access my minimalist handout here: https://t.co/aGuE7W5kum
#BehnBurney19 @18common