Thrilled to have been part of such a stellar panel. Thanks to Rob Taber @CrystalNEddins and @franrbell for such thoughtful conversation on women in the French Caribbean world.

I’m thrilled to join the OIEAHC as a postdoctoral fellow from 2022-2023!

"Where's my dongle?!" --A Professor's Memoir.

It's the last week of spring teaching so the Sunday and Monday scaries are hitting different. 😵‍💫

Ok #twitterstorians, how did you change your research notes and workflow (particularly organizing archive notes) in the dissertation to first manuscript process? My multiple Word files, tags, and OneNote are not cutting it for me anymore.

Raise your hand if you’re currently in Chicago and thought “what cocktail goes best with tornado sirens” 🙋‍♀️

This is a long shot but any French Colonial Hist historians have a digital copy of Pierre Dessalles diaries (La vie d'un colon), vol 1-4, that they'd be willing to share? I'm in the middle of switching institutions and returning library books is upending my writing plans. Thank you!

Writing a response to editors and reviewers for a r&r piece before sending it back and it still feels aspirational. Did I actually fix this problem? Address this comment? Time will tell

Is there some sort of property manager licensing exam where all property-managers-in-training have to demonstrate mastery of Kafka?

Arrived and settled in to OIEAHC! Thrilled to be here for the academic year to work on my book. Only task now is to figure out how to write it.

Can any #twitterstorians point me in the direction of secondary sources that detail the emergence and history of the état civil in the French Antilles? Thank-you in advance!

Hi #twitterstorians, anyone in need of a Caribbeanist working on gender, slavery, and emancipation for an #AHA24 panel? Or looking to put one together?

#Twitterstorians and French historians in particular: looking for any and all reading recommendations on adolescent/child apprenticeship practices in mid 19th-century France and/or the French colonies. Thank-you!

#Twitterstorians I’m teaching a graduate Historical Methods course in the fall for MA students writing theses. I’m designing the class along the themes of archival problems: erasure, marginalization, silence, etc. What are some favorite recent works you’d recommend we read?

Don’t miss Silyane Larcher's essay on the rise of neo-fascism in the French Caribbean out now in T134. Read the whole essay online: muse.jhu.edu/pub/3/article/… @SilyaneLarcher