Manuscript Studies (13th c. Bibles esp.), fragmentology. University of Cambridge and Ohio State University (opinions my own). Professional goober. she/her
I was so honored to speak on this panel alongside @lisafdavis @likeimnothere, Jim Sims, and Tom Bredehoft, which is now available to watch on YouTube! #RBSFragmentology
A Fractured Inheritance:The Problems, Challenges, & Opportunities of Col... https://t.co/6LLuULWLEb
@mmebibliophile The ms has some evidence of women, though it’s hard to ID ownership to a specific person in the family. Would be very happy to share my paper with you if you’re at all interested!
@mmebibliophile I used the reading room’s opening hours as an easy way to set a writing schedule for myself! Also, very VERY interested to learn about your findings- worked on Trinity College Camb. B.11.27 last year, such interesting evidence of book ownership in the 14th c.!
@StuHennigan Babel by R. F. Kuang! A gorgeous novel about academia and its complicity in colonialism, the role of language in structures of power, and what it means to belong. Not just the best book of the year, one of my favorite books ever!
@SouthwestAir so we’re just leaving passengers on the runway in Denver for hours on end with no communication? This is ridiculous. Send a shuttle and let us deplane.