@Mattie_Burkert Jessica Richard Dr. Jane Wessel @marybethharris @CLennPhillips Alice McGrath enjoying our lunch!! And our shared solidarity!!

This is my #Asecsat50 reminder that if you are looking for another collaborative, congenial, smaller conference that is looking to think expansively and experimentally about our period, I hope you’ll consider joining us at #behnburney19 this November!

Check out this cool collection of posts on producing a staged reading of Walpole's _The Mysterious Mother_.

Post yourself raising a glass of your finest Arnold Palmer to celebrate #WakeWill investing a billion dollars in our students, faculty and campus community! Use #GlassoftheFinest to celebrate what you helped make possible! Read more ➡️ wakefo.rest/wakewilllead

Looking forward to leading a workshop on writing for public audiences this morning! You can access my minimalist handout here: drive.google.com/file/d/1aIz7hK… #BehnBurney19 @18common

Terrific must read @ crucial work Heterogeneous Blackness: Peter Brathwaite’s Eighteenth-Century Re-portraits - The 18th-Century Common ⁦Kerry Sinanan⁩ ⁦@PeterBraithwai2⁩ 18thcenturycommon.org/blackportraitu…

A new piece by ⁦Kerry Sinanan⁩ - Heterogeneous Blackness: Peter Brathwaite’s Eighteenth-Century Re-portraits - The 18th-Century Common ⁦@18common⁩ #blackportraiture 18thcenturycommon.org/blackportraitu…

It was a privilege to work with Peter Brathwaite whose work on Black Portraiture transforms how we see art and ourselves in so many ways. Thank you Jessica Richard and @18common for your support and guidance. 18thcenturycommon.org/blackportraitu…

I hope you'll enjoy reading my essay on the Austen-Sanders memes that just went live on The 18th-Century Common. Shout-out to Bianca 🍉⚔️, whose memes I included in the essay. #sittingbernie #BernieSanders #JaneAusten #Austenmemes 18thcenturycommon.org/austenbernie/

The violence of this listing that places those of us working on critical race theory in 18th and 19thc studies alongside Robespierre...ASECS Office calling us “woke Diversity Radicals”? Do you seriously expect BIPOC scholars to attend?

Hosting a salon with Jessica Richard Susan Egenolf on Edgeworth Networks Past & Present Mon, 16 Aug 2021 16:00 British Association for Romantic Studies with colleagues Digital Edgeworth Network bars.ac.uk/conference2021… bars.ac.uk/conference2021… To attend bars.ac.uk/conference2021… (you need to be a BARS member or join)

Our multi-institutional collaborative digital edition of Maria Edgeworth’s letters has been awarded a Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Foundations grant from the NEH! #NEHgrant inside.wfu.edu/2022/04/wfu-di…

I'm grateful to my co-editors, Jonathan Brant & Edward Brooks, and to our contributors: nigel biggar, joanna collicutt, Liz Gulliford, Lesley Larkin, Christian Miller, Blaire Morgan, Paula M. L. Moya, Onora O'Neill, Julie Reuben, Jessica Richard, chad wellmon , & Brian Williams

Maria Edgeworth's letters are spread across many research institutions including The Library of Trinity College Dublin. The Maria Edgeworth Letters Project plans to reunite the collection digitally. Read more here tcd.ie/library/manusc… #letters

Many thanks to Trinity College Dublin for sharing your Edgeworth letters with Maria Edgeworth ! Jessica Richard wrote about our work with those letters here: tcd.ie/library/manusc…

Jessica Richard thanks for this informed blog tcd.ie/library/manusc…. And it’s exciting to hear about progress mariaedgeworth.org.

Described as a "brilliant breakthrough in close reading and political thinking," Prof. Jennifer Greiman's new book, Melville's Democracy: Radical Figuration and Political Form, is now available from Stanford Press!

#Melville's Democracy is out! "Enthralling and fearless, [Jennifer] Greiman's sensuous dive into Melville's poetics and political thinking excites and holds us tight in a world like no other. A brilliant breakthrough in close reading and political thinking"—Colin Dayan #ReadUP