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The Broken Earth trilogy nailing university funding…

Very happy to share that I wrote an article for Wellcome Collection all about my PhD research on the history of HIV/AIDS in Scotland and how people were told about the crisis! wellcomecollection.org/articles/Yrlzh…

'It is unusual for younger people to record oral histories. It’s conventionally the preserve of those over 70 who have lived long and full lives. AIDS changed lots of things, including oral history.' Wendy Rickard on the interviews used in the new series Aids: The Unheard Tapes.

Our paper 'Thriving in the Darkness: Rethinking Ability through the Animal Lens' is now on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=zd3bVy… Arts and Humanities Research Council @Drandyflack Dr Alice Would

'To see is a very diverse phenomenon'... Have a listen to @Drandyflack pondering the history of the night, barn owl screeches, our idealisation of 'pure' darkness, light pollution, and what it means to be crepuscular. By Hunter Charlton for BBC Radio 4 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Early Modern lectureship job going here at Bristol - it’s a permanent post on Pathway 1 (which is our way of saying traditional research, teaching and admin role).

Mass investment culture… it’s a whole thing.

Trevor wisely avoids twitter, so I'm here to tell you all to read his magnificent explanatory essay on the crypto crash and the history of state backed money since the eighteenth century in Dissent. dissentmagazine.org/online_article…

'New Histories of Neo-Liberalism': on 13 Oct we've a UK / US panel exploring recent titles on neo-liberalism in global context royalhistsoc.org/events/rhs-eve… With @James11Vernon, @zeithistoriker, M Haleh, Gary Gerstle & Dr Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite. Booking now #twitterstorians

It’s FRIDAY and here’s a present for you - our latest article is out! Payling & Loughran, Nude Bodies in British Women’s Magazines at the Turn of the 1970s: Agency, Spectatorship, and the Sexual Revolution academic.oup.com/shm/advance-ar…

And now the cover is live! Feminist Transformations & Domestic Violence Activism in Divided Berlin - available from OUP this October global.oup.com/academic/produ…

In 1972, Uganda expelled its Asian population. Many of them were British passport holders, yet Britain tried all it could to avoid responsibility for them. Historian Saima Nasar writes for New Lines Magazine on what history might — and might fail — to teach us. newlinesmag.com/essays/when-ug…

We’re hiring a Lecturer in Modern African History Historians @ Bristol: bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta… Permanent, traditional research + teaching + admin. Closing date 14 Sept; start 1 Jan.

🙏 @GavinBenke #newbook #bookreview #Investment #Britain Review doi.org/10.1080/000767… Book ucpress.edu/book/978052038… With University of California Press (is on Bluesky) Amy Edwards

Well this I’ve never been able to say this before…someone has reviewed my book! Which reminds me…my book is out. You know, just in case you’re Jonesing for a bank holiday read about the history of how, when, and where people in Britain invested in the 20th century.

This is a great series. Definitely submit if you have a work in progress you'd like feedback on

PhD submitted! Thanks to everyone who helped along the way!!

Oh yes, proofs arrived! Dr. Mandy Cooper

Happy book-release day to Trevor Jackson, whose awesome "Impunity and Capitalism" comes out today from Cambridge University Press! It's a must-read for anyone curious about the strange notions of responsibility that undergird modern capitalism. cambridge.org/core/books/imp…

Delighted to see Trevor's extraordinary book, Impunity and Capitalism, with its remarkable cover, published at last! It is a history of capitalism told via who was and who wasn't immune from prosecution after financial crises. At first it was no-one, then it was everyone.