The Oxford Marlowe editorial project will be represented at The ESTS 2023 Conference Fri 14/4 via a 'New Directions in Marlowe Studies' panel, chaired by Stephanie D'Angelo, with presentations by @lauralactucae, Jonathan ‽inkerton, and Emma Rose Kraus, and a response by Irène Vilquin--a Marlovian must see!

A big thanks to The ESTS 2023 Conference and University of Kent for hosting such a wonderful event, and for platforming OMP ECRs Stephanie D'Angelo, @lauralactucae Jonathan ‽inkerton Emma Rose Kraus and Irène Vilquin! (who all did marvelously, by the way. Unsurprisingly)

International humanities PGRs currently pay almost $30,000 a year in tuition alone to attend universities like Uni of Kent. Our funding options are slim to none and the price keeps rising. Can we talk about this before it hits $40,000?

Rest in peace, Sinéad. You’ve always been a hero to me.

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Can you help? Our student Scarlett Scarlett✨💕 is writing a dissertation on LGBTQ+ inclusivity & Shakespeare, + asks teachers who teach/have taught Shakespeare in the American school system at high-school level to fill out this anonymous survey: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Hey, I think I’m on this thing!

I’ve had a great time this week at the Blackfriars Conference! Really enjoyed the opportunity to present my paper ‘Placing the Prick in Dido, Queen of Carthage’ in this wonderful space. Until next time, Staunton!

Are you passionate about the #Medieval, #Renaissance, and/or #EarlyModern periods? Would you like to pursue a #postgraduate degree that would give you the tools to work w/ pre-modern material & textual cultures? Meet us online today at 6PM GMT/1PM EST! 👉 bit.ly/3R1T3PF

Started my placement at Shakespeare’s Globe yesterday and everyone has been so wonderful. I’m so excited to be working with such an inspiring group of people and can’t wait to return next week!

All-day symposium tomorrow: 🌟'Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury'🌟 The early sessions from 9:15-12:30 (2 roundtables and documentaries) are hybrid. Just email for Zoom details. More info at: research.kent.ac.uk/marlowe-works/ And follow Oxford Marlowe for updates.

Go check my performance review of a wonderful new French translation of ‘Massacre at Paris’ in this special issue of the Journal of Marlowe Studies!

Congrats to Journal of Marlowe Studies and to Oxford Marlovians Emma Rose Kraus (MEMS) and Jonathan ‽inkerton (GERiiCO & MEMS) who contributed a theatrical review of Massacre à Paris (transl. @csukendall & Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise) and an article on Faustus' 1663 'C-text'. Check it out!

Kicking off day 2 with a fantastic workshops on calligraphy, and early modern mad scenes led by Emma Rose Kraus

GPT-5 confirmed to confidently try to complete 11 tasks simultaneously then email you 6 months later explaining it’s had a mental breakdown

We need more conferences like #marlowe24! Much thanks to Prof Lucy Munro, claire m. l. bourne, @dnmcinnis, and everyone else who contributed to making this wonderful event possible.

We may have a conference but that doesn't mean we're done announcing things! We are delighted to welcome both Chandini Jaswal and Emma Rose Kraus to present at our upcoming eighth meeting. Join us on Monday 26th August at 6pm BST via Teams. DM or email us for the meeting link

Happy birthday Jimmy Carter!

Rest in peace, Jimmy Carter

So JK Rowling has made sure today the world knows her Harry Potter fortune is being funnelled into her bigoted crusade. No ifs, ands, or buts: Harry Potter funds hate.