Green break 🌿

From the archive for Annie Ernaux, #BornOnThisDay in 1940, my thoughts on THE YEARS (tr. Alison L. Strayer). Broad in scope, evocative in detail, a remarkable collective biography of a woman and her generation. #AnnieErnaux #BOTD #ReadWomen (#WITMonth) jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2021/09/23/the…

Two gestures to know someone. 1) Open their fridge 2) Look at their books

Webinar: Open Monograph Publishing in the Humanities and Social Sciences Hosted by Irish Open Access Publishers (IOAP) with support by National Open Research Forum (NORF) norf.ie/blog_ma_ioapwe…

Milan. A man enters the Grande Libreria Internazionale Hoepli and buys something like 200 books worth ¢10,000... the whole window. Book lover or 'I want everyone to know that I'm rich enough to just do that'? actualitte.com/article/118961…

I am loving the 3D image of my book! Constructing Disability after the Great War has arrived in the warehouse and will be shipping soon. Pre-order your copy! #dishist #disability #veterans #war #blindness

Kudos to the editors of this fabulous publication! I know they've worked relentlessly on this. I'm delighted to have been able to contribute a very small bit. My personal congrats to Dr Helene O'Keeffe and John Borgonovo for their kindness and interest. Interview out soon!

GOLD FOR DUNLEVY AND KELLY! 🥇🥇 #TheNextLevel | #Paris2024 | #TeamIreland

🎥 Join us for Acts of Memory - a thought-provoking film screening by artist Mairéad McClean (Mairéad McClean), in conversation with Jennifer O'Meara (Film Studies, TCD) as part of the Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival. This film explores cinematic and national history