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[e @ephajroe]

Warm greetings, I've contributed to Antennae's issue #63, with my essay 'Qu(e)ercus robur: Orlando and the Oak Tree'. In it I explore the presence of an #oak in Virginia Woolf's novel #Orlando through a #queer #ecology lens: https://t.co/dr9INbOVDP.

[e @ephajroe]

Echoing @jsdjukes's sentiments here. Lovely to reach such a milestone. For more on oak trees and queer approaches, specifically in relation to Woolf's Orlando (for my new followers), my paper titled 'Que(e)rcus robur' is here: https://t.co/NOiB4oprZb 🌳

[e @ephajroe]

My second article for the year (!!) has been published by @whitehorsepress. Ruminations on how concepts of #plantintelligence can be integrated into photographic practice. Read for a convergence of #oak trees, artistic #sustainability & alternative #photographic practice.

[The White Horse Press @whitehorsepress]

We've published a new fast track article in 'Plant Perspectives', being Epha J. Roe on 'Photographic Phytography: Towards a Photographic Re-Centring of the Oak Tree within Theory, Material and Practice'; #OpenAccess here: https://t.co/cRhG3tT8cF #plants #oaktree #photography

[e @ephajroe]

@jsdjukes Aw my darling, huge congratulations. It's been a blissful pleasure. Long may our paths collide 🌿

[e @ephajroe]

@TheKentAcorn Hi there, I'm curious, where did you hear about Elizabeth I having lunch under the canopy? All the sources I have for the tree's naming are about her shooting a deer underneath it (the tree is part of a research project of mine so I'm interested where this other story came from).

[e @ephajroe]

@SamHoltonBradl1 Would absolutely love that, Sam.

[e @ephajroe]

@AnnebellaPollen I shall have a look for the photo and share it with you. It'll be around here somewhere..

[e @ephajroe]

@AnnebellaPollen Definitely, thank you!

[e @ephajroe]

@charlton_k Hi Kayleigh, really interested in this! I'm wondering if there is scope to present a practice-based research approach?

[e @ephajroe]

@simon_schama Just Stop Oil have made several public statements that their focus on art is targeted to get attention and to generate a conversation around why paintings, in this instance, are more valued than human life. It's actually their awareness of art's value that forms their intention.

[e @ephajroe]

@Daniel_Fountain Don't know if you've noticed this newest addition to the tweet, but. Lol.

[Dr Coralie Mills @Dendrochronicle]

Dendro-climate/ecology PhD opportunity at Uni of St Andrews, working on oak in Scotland. I’m one of the supervisory team.

[e @ephajroe]

@MelanieKKing @Joya_AiR Huge, huge congratulations, Melaine. From someone who has had a lot of mental health 'stuff' to contend with, particularly in the early stages of the PhD, I really empathise with this. It's a massive achievement! 🌕

[e @ephajroe]

@ThePhDPlace You're going to be just fine.

[e @ephajroe]

As someone with Israeli friends, both Jewish and Arab, this sums up many if not all of my thoughts and feelings over the last few weeks. I'm glad to hear this articulated among the vocal, written & literal rubble that often makes up "the fog of war".

[Avi Lewis @avilewis]

The fog of war lies thick all around. It’s so hard to sort out pebbles of fact from mountains of propaganda.

But here’s one thing I know: I’m just appalled.

Appalled by what Hamas unleashed: the slaughter of civilians, homes drenched in terror and raw vengeance. 1/8

[e @ephajroe]

@jsdjukes And makes me think about the fact that I'm approaching the 20 year mark.. insanity.

[Jonas Frei @jdfrei]

Quercus.
Acorns of a few oak species.

[e @ephajroe]

@DrAdamBrett @ThePhDPlace @AcademicChatter Hi Adam, I'm a PhD student researching how photographic methods can incorporate ideas of vegetal-intelligence to shift human-plant relations and think about how creative practice can be collaborative, rather than just extractive.

[e @ephajroe]

@SamHoltonBradl1 Was there even any context to this or did they just message you out of nowhere? Either way how bizarre.