SO much fun yesterday at the British Library’s Byronic All-Dayer, where my task was to convince a room full of Lord Byron fans that he was, in fact, “not that fly” (lol)

Did not succeed, but I did meet some incredible experts who blew my mind by saying they loved my book 🤩

Bringing the comic relief to Byron death day celebrations!

Byron fans: 5 days to go!

VERY excited about this British Library line-up, inc. Antonia Fraser, Drummond Bone, Jane Stabler, Miranda Seymour... Also me, arguing that Lord B was in fact, a basic b 😂

And booze, of COURSE
Byronic All-Dayer, 17 April
…hlibraryculturalevents.seetickets.com/event/the-byro…

Thanks to all our PGRs for your thoughtful & pithy papers yesterday, & for your thoughts on how your work speaks to broader issues for the humanities & society! Join us for our next event on 25 Apr when Kayla Probeyahn discusses 'Wollstonecraft's Breasts: Maternity & Authorship'

Get in touch with Bee Rowlatt to see if you can get your hands on FREE tickets to the British Library Byron All-Dayer starring Byronic luminaries from Andrew_Stauffer to Prof Diego Saglia (and me)! …hlibraryculturalevents.seetickets.com/event/the-byro…

A very warm WELCOME to our latest member Sarah Fox!! Sarah is Senior Lecturer in History and her work uses food to explore cultural influence, class, health, gender and nationality during the reign of George III. Read more:
sites.edgehill.ac.uk/ehu19/projects…

CALLING ALL ROMANTICS & REVOLUTIONARIES...

Next Weds the British Library (home of a lock of Byron's hair) marks 200 years since the mad lord died:

❤️‍🔥the Byronic All-Dayer❤️‍🔥

Come & join some incredible speakers... #Byron
…hlibraryculturalevents.seetickets.com/event/the-byro…

The 2022 Shelley Conference Special Issue of 'Romanticism' is here! It was such a pleasure to edit with Dr Anna Mercer, with gratitude to Prof. Nick Roe, & all of our contributors ✨️ And I'm thrilled to share my essay on 'Shelley’s Last Treescapes' 🌳🍃 euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

Registration for BARS 2024, 'Romantic Making and Unmaking', is now open for both the in-person elements in Glasgow (23rd-25th July) and the online elements (1st-2nd August). Full details on the conference site: bars.ac.uk/conference2024/.

I have a chapter in this wonderful collection - can’t wait to get my copy! 😍

Last chance to register! Come along to hear some of our fascinating graduate research, ask supportive questions, and join the conversation! All welcome.

🗞️ How can we uncover marginalised voices from 19thC periodicals?
🐴 What are the ethical benefits of imagining the horse’s point of view?
🖼️ What can forged art teach us?
🧛‍♂️ Why are Mr Wickham & Dracula ‘Just Kens?’
JOIN US! Thurs 11 April. 6pm – 7pm
🎟️ sites.edgehill.ac.uk/ehu19/events/

Our PGR lightning talks are THIS WEEK - come and support our brilliant PG researchers and find out about horses! forgeries! comics! and #C19th Kens! Oh my!

Free, online, all welcome! sites.edgehill.ac.uk/ehu19/events/

Emma Butler-Marr Andrew McInnes It is a truth universally acknowledged that a PhD student with a good project must be in want of an excellent notebook! 🥳🎂

Looking forward to reading ‘Hopeless Romanticism’ (a pun in fond of) in particular

It's about time: Kate Singer and I are happy to announce at last the publication of:

_Percy Shelley for Our Times_ Cambridge University Press

#percyshelleyforourtimes
#psfot
Kate Singer

Shelley for Our Times, eds Omar F. Miranda & Kate Singer looks like a fabulous collection with a roll call of fabulous Shelleyans and Romanticists!

Is a conference really worth going to if you're not going to be playing guitar *twice in one day*?

Ariane Hudelet En action! (photo credit: Andrew McInnes !)