Mouseslayer awakes!
infrequent tweets by Dr Rachel Stenner, University of Sussex
Yogi.Vegan.Runner.Swimmer.Academic.Writer.Tudor Literature.Print Culture.
whilst I am here #RenSoc23 I'm gonna take a sneaky moment to let you all know that *Animality, Performance, and Voice: William Baldwin’s ‘Beware the Cat’*, special edition of Textual Practice, is now out https://t.co/xClc9KVf1H
finally #RenSoc2023 if you want to read the piece that some of my paper about Racialisation, Animality, & Spenser relates to, here it is https://t.co/MD8FNcYH8E
whilst I am here #RenSoc23 I'm gonna take a sneaky moment to let you all know that *Animality, Performance, and Voice: William Baldwin’s ‘Beware the Cat’*, special edition of Textual Practice, is now out https://t.co/xClc9KVf1H
co-edited by myself & @FrancesBabbage with essays from Rebecca Ann Bach, Bruce R Smith AND including not only the script of the stage adaptation of BTC but beautiful new visual art by Penny McCarthy #RenSoc2023
whilst I am here #RenSoc23 I'm gonna take a sneaky moment to let you all know that *Animality, Performance, and Voice: William Baldwin’s ‘Beware the Cat’*, special edition of Textual Practice, is now out https://t.co/xClc9KVf1H
Been enjoying #RenSoc23 so much. Met some amazing academics, enjoyed their astute ideas & discussion. Feel like this is an exciting moment for Ren Stud for many reasons. AND there is still a whole day to go...
Thanks so much @stbridelibrary for this fascinating hands-on archival workshop, & to Print Networks, @BewareCat & David for organising & very interesting & enjoyable day of print history!
Interested in doing a funded medieval PhD, working as part of an ERC project, and using digital analysis to understand the multi-lingual, cross-national tradition of Floire et Blancheflor? Details here: https://t.co/lHP6FEUIz3 And DMs open if you have questions!
Don't forget to join us this Thursday for Inclusive Futures: Race, Religion, and PCRS with Bernadette Andrea, Geraldine Heng, @shirilan, and @aewaiwhy, moderated now by @pakhimie! Don't miss this vital discussion: https://t.co/ntuvFlls01 #raceb4race#shakerace#medievaltwitter
We are hosting this year's Print Networks symposium on 19 July!
Hear from excellent speakers about print networks between London and the regions and have a look at some of our unique archive collections.
£45 with limited free spaces for students!
👉 https://t.co/kmvShaGdEH
We are hosting this year's Print Networks symposium on 19 July!
Hear from excellent speakers about print networks between London and the regions and have a look at some of our unique archive collections.
£45 with limited free spaces for students!
👉 https://t.co/kmvShaGdEH
thrilled to be taking over soon as the Editor of Publishing History
**A scholarly journal devoted to the socio-economic and literary history of book, newspaper and magazine publishing**
READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE https://t.co/odmLiFhL0F
thrilled to be taking over soon as the Editor of Publishing History
**A scholarly journal devoted to the socio-economic and literary history of book, newspaper and magazine publishing**
READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE https://t.co/odmLiFhL0F
We ended the first day of our annual conference by announcing the results of this year’s SHS Book Prize, won by the wonderful Prof @LauraGowing! #twitterstorians
https://t.co/rRDWH1iRRC
oh yeh, academics in conference season: when I watched myself back in this vid I was slain by the slew of 'ums'. so I read this & it helped https://t.co/qmipBJoR46
& the advice is: more prep! take a beat!
If you weren't able to attend our virtual book launch you can now watching it here, kindly hosted by @CUP_LitPerform & @CUPElementsPBC:
https://t.co/rUfmJLh04N
We talk about the the challenge of diversifying our understanding of book history through a new emphasis on agency.
Detail from embroidered picture from exhibition in Bath in 2022 @Holburne
The reception of the Queen of Sheba by King Solomon
English
Satin ground with floss silks in long and short stitch, mid 17th century
#TextileTuesday#embroidery
If you weren't able to attend our virtual book launch you can now watching it here, kindly hosted by @CUP_LitPerform & @CUPElementsPBC:
https://t.co/rUfmJLh04N
We talk about the the challenge of diversifying our understanding of book history through a new emphasis on agency.