The 'Brut in New Troy' conference starts tomorrow! 25-28 June over Zoom. There's still time to register: https://t.co/OpNYf1UE4F Please visit our website to view the programme and for info about promotions and special events: https://t.co/4Ab0gfMD43 We look forward to seeing you!
Our online conference "Brut in New Troy 2021" begins in one week! It will run 25-28 June 2021, over Zoom.
For *free* registration (necessary for Zoom links), program, and other information, please visit our website: https://t.co/JTyKf5w5FX
Registration for 'Brut in New Troy' is now open! The conference will take place over Zoom from 25-28 June. Please visit our website (https://t.co/4Ab0gfMD43) to register and to view the provisional programme. We look forward to welcoming you to virtual New Troy!
Exciting updates! (1) We are delighted to announce that the Brut in New Troy conference will take place virtually on 25-28 June 2021! (2) The conference has a new website: https://t.co/4Ab0gfMD43 - Watch this space! We look forward to seeing you in June!
Conference update: given the rapid spread of COVID-19 and the likelihood that it will continue to pose health risks and disrupt travel into the summer, we've decided to postpone Brut in New Troy until summer 2021. See https://t.co/TVKN4Pb7U9 for details. Hope to see you in 2021!
A friendly reminder of the 15 October deadline to submit abstracts for 'Brut in New Troy 2020'. We welcome proposals on any aspect of the Brut tradition (across all periods and disciplines). Visit https://t.co/MhnKE5KBob for submission guidelines and further conference info!
@SLevelt Of course it won't! A very interesting shift, though. We will all look forward to reading your edition of the Middle Dutch Brut!! How very exciting! Congratulations.
We are delighted to announce that 'Brut in New Troy 2020' will be held at the University of Notre Dame London Global Gateway from 26-29 June 2020! We invite proposals for 20-minute papers on any aspect of the Brut tradition. Visit our website for details: https://t.co/U4scVg1Nje
@henrywgc That would be wonderful! We certainly hope to bring together both early and later medievalists, and we hope to have papers that look beyond the Middle Ages too. 'Brut in New Troy 2020' promises to be a very exciting event!