🪽 Peregrine is now officially out in the world! Please go find her, and take photos as I’m still not entirely sure that this isn’t just a very wonderful dream… ✨😅

Thank you Jessica Ruth Bennett and all at Piccadilly Press 📖✨ who have worked SO hard to make this dream real.

Some words to beckon you in…

Out September 12th!

Pre-order here: geni.us/saints

Two days since the announcement for Saints: A New Legendary of Heroes, Humans and Magic.

I had such dreams when I took the train to London to meet the riverrun team in 2019. Those dreams are still coming true!

Delving deep into the history of Britain's past through the tales that captured the medieval imagination, Dr Amy Jeffs follows her Waterstones #BookoftheYear -nominated Storyland with Saints. Preorder a signed copy of this beautifully illustrated volume: bit.ly/3Qa6YSX

Sitting in Spring, dreaming of Autumn 🧡

A new book from Dr Amy Jeffs! Her wonderful books combine evocative art and wonderful writing to weave myth into history.

“Storyland” is the best thing I’ve read in ages. I’m really looking forward to this.

✨SAINTS ✨in all its medieval glory is coming September 12th 2024! We are so excited for the latest book from bestselling author
Dr Amy Jeffs
Pre-order your signed copy: geni.us/saints

We can't wait! 🤩🤩🤩

Thank you, Waterstones! I can’t wait to visit as many of your branches as I can this Autumn and meet yet more biblio-brilliant booksellers & customers 🖤🖤🖤

Very pleased that the volume I've co-edited with Nikos Chrissis and Gianluca Raccagni is finally out! link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

Very pleased to see the interest generated by some recent work I did with the great Jane Kershaw on the eastern origins of the silver used to revitalise the economy in 7/8C Europe; full article due to appear imminently in 🅰ntiquity Journal. theguardian.com/science/2024/a…

Some fun birthday books have arrived from Bookshop.org with Sherlock & Pages as my chosen shop! 📖☀️🎉

Then again, look at this one… 😳 That’s definitely not junk. Beautiful

Still working on it

Final set of proofs are off and new book is at the finish line! Thanks to Manchester University Press for all their care with this project, due out in May! 🎉

Am so looking forward to reading this!

Gerald of Wales (d. ca. 1233) wrote that badgers collaborated to dig their holes. One badger would lie on its back, a stick in its jaws, while the others heaped earth onto its belly. They would then bite either end of the stick & drag the first badger backwards out of the sett.

Thrilled to be part of the editorial team for this new #PublicHumanities journal!
Medievalist /literature friends who also do public engagement and creative work - we'd love to read submissions about your work!
Dr Laura Varnam Medieval Canterbury, kristen haas curtis Dr Stephe Harrop Dr Amy Jeffs

Dr Winter, it strikes me that your history of the grain trade not only tells a compelling story from sources inaccessible to most of us, but challenges deep-seated assumptions around the provision/procurement of food.

I found this piece very helpful: historyworkshop.org.uk/food/the-moral…