Please consider submitting, and please share widely! Don't hesitate to DM me if you have questions. #BorderlandsShax #ShakeRace

Busy week ahead ‼️ Join us online for the Colloquium on Leon Modena. We will discuss Micha Lazarus’s book on Modena & the latest issue of Skenè. Journal of Theatre and Drama Studies ⏰ : 14 September, 4-6 pm (Italian Time) ➡️: On Zoom ➡️: Held in 🇬🇧 For the Zoom link, write to: [email protected]

I'm looking forward to serving on the Editorial Board of the Vistas series with Texas A&M Press. If you are working on books related to translational, regional, and local borders and barriers, please be in touch!

The Radio Times celebrates its centenary this week. Radio productions of #Shakespeare's plays have frequently featured on the cover, so here's a short thread of my favourites... starting with some of the earliest from the 1920s & 30s (1/4) #RadioTimes100 #RT100 #RadioDrama

Dear friends: after nearly two years of work, this site is public :). Please visit, share, and let us know what we can do better. #ShakeRace #postcolonial #RaceB4Race #Shakespeare #film #theatre #adaptation #global #BijoyaDashami shakespearepostcolonies.osu.edu

It is absolutely a delight to do service for the WHA, as it has been such a welcoming and generous scholarly home for me. It is my pleasure to be able to work to ensure that it is also that way for others.

English Literary Renaissance the Matthew Harrison essay in this issue is a stunner and I can’t wait to teach it

We’re just over one month away from the deadline for program proposals for #Shax2025 in Boston! 2025 is our joint conference with the Renaissance Society of America - members are encouraged to submit proposals to both organizations! More details at buff.ly/3F488Kr

Thrilled to receive my contributor copy of this fabulous volume. Shax folks, make sure to add this innovative, open access collection from Edinburgh University Press to your ‘24 reading list!

A new special issue of Early Modern Digital Review has just been published. A fabulous team of scholars review podcasts, including ThatShakespeareLife Folger Shakespeare Library Not Another Shakespeare Podcast! Speaking of Shakespeare and many others! jps.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/emdr…

I was so pleased to be able to review Dr Varsha Panjwani's brilliant Women and Shakespeare podcast for this special issue edited by Marissa Greenberg!

"TSL...offers insights into everything from medlars to mandrakes, pirates to pumpkins. More than just a handy introduction...each episode...offers a jumping-off point for further study that will prove useful for students and scholars alike." wow! Honored to be featured. ❤️🎙️🎧📚

Thank you! We’re so excited that these wonderful reviews are now available!

"Panjwani has absolutely delivered on her promise to create a platform where women scholars can be heard “loudly, clearly and proudly.”" Moved by Kathryn Vomero Santos reviewing Women&Shakespeare jps.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/emdr… ed. Marissa Greenberg

New 'Women&Shax. episode on airwaves! Felt incredibly lucky to talk to the wonderfully generous Lolita Chakrabarti whose #RedVelvet had challenged all stereotypes & whose adaptation of O'Farell's #Hamnet The RSC had just opened to rave reviews in London when we spoke :)

Got something to say about, around, for, against #PublicHumanities? The first issue of our new journal, called “The Manifesto Issue,” is accepting submissions—abstracts by March 1, papers by June 1. docs.google.com/document/d/1Ue…

Don’t miss this opportunity! 🍀

Very happy to see this published today, with fab articles from Lindsay Ann Reid, Michelle O'Callaghan Douglas Clark Debapriya Basu Ben Wilkinson-Turnbull Anna-Rose Shack and @rmquossmoore

My and Dr Maria Shmygol 🌻's introduction to our Shakespeare journal special issue on 'Shakespeare in Action' is now live, and you can read it for free via this link if you don't have institutional access! 50 eprints available here: tandfonline.com/eprint/DICJJ6E…