Early career researcher/ British theatre, modernism and avant-garde, memory studies and ghosts in literature/ Deputy Production Manager @LTSJournal (she/her)
@spectres_of York Minster is supposedly haunted by a ghostly dog that was bricked up alive during construction. Local folklore says you can still hear it barking depending on where you stand inside the cathedral!
**CFP for Gothic Nature IV is now live!**
Issue IV is unthemed. We welcome proposals for papers & creative pieces that explore any aspect of Gothic Nature, as well as reviews & interviews.
ETA Spring 2023. Please share far and wide!
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6 September, 1934
That was an angelic thought of yours-- mushrooms for breakfast. I had them with bacon, & thought, how very good & kind Vita is even if she didn't pick them, she must have said, find string paper, & forked out 9d stamps...
Virginia
Call for reviewers 📢
The BSLS is looking for three scholars to review these fantastic new titles from @BrillPublishing!
Please spread the word and email [email protected] for details 💌
We would like to invite you to register for any or all of the BSHS PG Conference events on Crowdcast! The conference kicks off this Monday. All sessions are completely free to attend.👍 https://t.co/KiC3lx0o0i
Happy Feminist-Surrealist Easter ✨
🥚Leonor Fini, La Guardienne à l'oeuf rouge (The Guardian With the Red Egg) (1955)
🥚Leonora Carrington, The Giantess (The Guardian of the Egg) (c.1947)
🥚Ithell Colquhoun, Sardine and Eggs (c.1941)
🥚Kaye Sage, My Room Has Two Doors (1948)
Diving into papers from the Haunted Shores online symposium this afternoon. Incredible wealth of innovative thinking on the Gothic landscape. Very excited to explore! 🌊 @ShoresHaunted
🧵: Hello! We @ShefFemArchive are thrilled to present ‘Women in Lockdown’, a project that aims to capture women’s experiences of the pandemic through a series of voice recordings and written accounts. Read on for more info! #WomenMakeSheffield#WomenInLockdown
'A thing of beauty is a joy forever'
200 years ago today, John Keats died in Rome, aged only 25. Browse the beautiful manuscripts of 'To Autumn' & 'Ode to a Nightingale' and delve into pieces exploring his poems, his life and world: https://t.co/rpk9c6l5B4
#Keats200#JohnKeats
Quorum wants to thank @lolaolufemi_ for a fascinating talk, we will certainly ruminate for a long time on the potential of creativity and imagination to expand the social field
CFP -- War and Nature: traces, interactions and reconfigurations in 19th- to 21st-century literature in English https://t.co/0K8mjjeZse Deadline 8th of March.