Jealous. But so happy for awesome opportunity with sfu Scottish Studies

Have fun!!!!!

We are excited to announce that #MEMSFest2023 Call for Papers is now live! Please check out our website for all information <MEMSFestival.Wordpress.com>

There are only 4 weeks left for you to submit your abstracts for this years MEMS festival! The deadline for our Call for Papers is April 21st. For more information please visit memsfestival.wordpress.com We look forward to receiving your applications! #MEMSFest2023

You now have only 1 week left to submit your abstracts for this years MEMS festival! The deadline for our Call for Papers is April 21st, make sure you don't miss out! For more information please visit memsfestival.wordpress.com #MEMSFest2023

Queer Virgins!

I am so proud of my dissertation presentation today on my topic on Queer Virgins. And so incredibly impressed with everyone elses presentations done in the mems ma. Now to get to the writing. MEMS

We're at the Foundry in Canterbury city centre if anyone wants to join for a pre-MEMSFestival drink! Please feel free to come along!

memsfest here we are!!!!

cheers to a great memsfestival! MEMS Festival MEMS

Finally submitted my MA dissertation, after lots of work, reading, and too much caffeine to count. thanks you all for the support and guidance getting to here MEMS Rory Loughnane I'm excited to see what comes next

So excited that #mysteriesofthefaith (exec produced by Leonardo Dicaprio!) is streaming Netflix today - hope you enjoy it #twitterstorians 👑❤️

‘But it is not woman are written OUT of history… They are simply not written INTO it’ Quote van Professor Nadine Akkerman 💫 Tijdens symposium Hendrik Conscience Heritage Library ‘Women’s Writing in History: Beyond Invisibility – The Quest for Historical Women in Sources and Archives’ 💃

2/4 Pewter pilgrim badges were bought by pilgrims as souvenirs and as a way of bringing something of the shrine back with them. Canterbury was one of the most common pilgrimages made from London and badges dedicated to Saint Thomas Becket are the most usually found in the Thames.

who ever does research and finds a text that you think is perfect but unavailable to actually read? that is my problem, sort of. In my search for future research ideas I'm trying to find a ebook of Giovanni Boccaccio's Teseida/theseid of the nuptials of Emilia. why no luck?

I've realized a few things 1, I like research 2, I like medieval and early modern literature 3, I need to keep up with my latin if deciding to do further education or work with revelation 1 and 2. 4, I think i may need to learn Italian to read the texts that Shakespeare copied.

very disappointed when you open a ebook that says it has the works of boccaccio but because there's so English translation available the book uses chaucer and Shakespeare's adaptations instead. disappointed at my core

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