Sera Erin

21| English Literature Student|Prison Voices| Writing Lives |“Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts |

[Writing Lives - Thomas Raymont @lives_mike]

https://t.co/ZIaeNdwlbd
Read how a boy who suffered in poverty became a well-respected and critically acclaimed man in the field of education. @Writing__Lives

[Writing Lives Dom @DomLives]

Harold was a proud, working-class Lancashire lad. Click below to read about his tough upbringing and the life lessons he learnt! #writinglives @Writing__Lives

https://t.co/KNNJ3AUKo8

[Writing Lives Dom @DomLives]

We know very little about Harold’s life after WW2. But we do know he was subject to some of the most gruelling forced labour in history during the war.
This is my post on Life and Labour:
https://t.co/uIFTO6iLHA

[Children's History Society @histchild]

New posts added! Amazing series of blogs from @Writing__Lives showing the varied way working-class autobiographers wrote about their early life and family. Check out the whole thread!
https://t.co/ShCptINumY

[Taylor Liddell @LjmuTaylor]

Now that I have completed all my blog posts on James McKenzie's memoir, I thought I would provide with you with a thread so that they are easier to access
Introduction:https://t.co/VIX0bmeVeO
Purpose & Audience:https://t.co/6FZwe4gFKe
Home & Family:https://t.co/Vn3VuUXQrn

[Taylor Liddell @LjmuTaylor]

My 'Researching Writing Lives' post is now live. This is my final post for @writinglives. I hope you have enjoyed reading my posts on the life of the circus showman James H. McKenzie.
James H.McKenzie (1862-1952): Researching Writing Lives https://t.co/6AUltjoQ1X

[Taylor Liddell @LjmuTaylor]

Have a read of all of @BetiThomas2019 blog posts on Mary Hart. Beti has explored really interesting and unique topics including how food was an important part of Mary's life. #writinglives

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862 -1952): Finance and Work https://t.co/zbDBXu2lS4

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

As inspired by my fellow Writing Lives students, here is a thread of all my blogs on James H. McKenzie, now that I am done writing.

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862-1952): Purpose and Audience https://t.co/47th6XRxa9

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862 -1952): Education and the Circus Part 2
https://t.co/TatcHXAddT

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862 -1952): The Circus Part 1 https://t.co/6JADqrQAYf

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862 -1952): The Gypsies
https://t.co/EMKjoqTmi2

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862-1952): Home and Family Pt 2
https://t.co/uuCEq70357

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862-1952): Home and Family
https://t.co/vOk1tIPqME

[Sera Erin @Sera5883]

James H. McKenzie (1862-1952): An Introduction https://t.co/bItncqyjXJ

[Tasha Silo @TashaSilo]

If you want to learn about a true working-class woman then look no further. Rosa Bell had numerous jobs from an apprentice dressmaker, a housemaid, a nanny and a Sunday School teacher, but most importantly she was a writer. I enjoyed reading these blogs and I'm sure you will also

[Jennifer Rose @JenniferRLJMU]

The final 'Life & Labour' blog for @Writing__Lives is up. https://t.co/RQ4reZreDf

[Tasha Silo @TashaSilo]

I loved reading all about James McKenzie's life! Taylor really captivated this circus showman's memoir brilliantly. Remember to look at @Sera5883's Twitter for the rest of the blog posts as these two collaborated! Well done guys you've done a fantastic job. #WritingLives

[Rosa Pocknell @PocknellRosa]

“Why”? I asked, had baby been put into a hole in the ground if, (as mother told me) he had gone to Heaven” (Clarke, 30) The loss of her baby brother in 1895 is just one memory that Maud Clarke skims over, preferring much fonder recollections. #writinglives
https://t.co/99FzyBCvE8