I talked my way onto the 'Shakespeare and the Sea' Conference programme @NMMGreeenwhich to perform my poem 'Lost Child' just before the keynote by @OldFortunatus. Her generosity & that of the organisers was amazing. My new Shakespeare idea is growing. 🦋
@JennyMitchellGo @OldFortunatus I loved your poem and have order the collection! Hoping to add it to course lists in the future. So happy you joined the conference. And thank you for being one of the few to hold open the door for me and my broken arm
This special issue of Spenser Studies is out! Companionable Spenser pairs him with other writers. (I write about Spenser and Barthes.) So many interesting pairings. Read them all! Thanks to the lovely editors. 💜
So excited that this amazing Spenser Studies special issue has just dropped! All props to the editors @nam__rao, Joe, and David for assembled such a wide-ranging group of essays. Really honoured to have my first ever article (on S. and Ranciere) included. Cannot thank them enough
The Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies is pleased to release the program for the 13th annual International Milton Symposium, University of Toronto, 10-14 July 2023. Details here: https://t.co/5OYROdOeNJ
Off to my very first #Shax2023 Cannot wait to meet everyone and take on Minneapolis with many new friends! If you see me at the lobby bar (or anywhere else for that matter), please say hello!
The sincerest of congratulations to doctoral candidate Owen Kane who has received the Congress Graduate Merit Award!
Owen presented his paper entitled “‘No light but rather darkness visible’: English Civility and Transitional World-Making in the Renaissance Arctic” 🧵1/2
Honoured and delighted to have received a Congress Graduate Merit Award from @CSRS_SCER and @federation_hss. Thank you! Very excited to talk Renaissance Arctic today and all things icy and cold in early modern England.
Owen Kane, a CGMA recipient for the Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies, will present “‘No light but rather darkness visible’: English Civility and Transitional World-Making in the Renaissance Arctic” today at 12:30 EDT.
Learn more about Owen: https://t.co/T51MHIz8Hn
Looking forward to the start of the @CSRS_SCER Canadian Renaissance Conference today at @federation_hss#Congressh
Excited to be presenting "exploratory" (couldn't resist) research Saturday on English civility, world-making, and colonial ambition in Renaissance Arctic poetics.