Deadline now extended to March 8!

After a #coffee / #tea break, #SASA2025 is back with Panel 4A - #Intersectional Perspectives, with presentations by speakers from @uniofstandrews, University of Strathclyde, Birkbeck, University of London and Universitat de Barcelona, and our chair from our host institution, The University of Edinburgh!

Simultaneously, we have 4B - #Literary Identities, with presentations by speakers from an independent scholar and another two from @uniofstandrews, with the chair from The University of Edinburgh! #SASA2025

We also have Panel 4C - #Transpacific and #Transatlantic in the 19th Century, with presentations by speakers from @OUniofOxford, and Uni of Roehampton and an independent scholar, with the chair from University of Dundee! #SASA2025

And one final coffee break later, we are finishing the day off with session five! Panel 5A – 20th and 21st Century #UnitedStates, with presentations by two speakers from The University of Edinburgh and one from Uniwersytet Jagielloński, with the speaker from BGULincoln! #SASA2025

Simultaneously we have Panel 5B – 20th and 21st Century #Literature, with presentations by speakers from The University of Edinburgh and University of Liverpool, with the chair from Université Bordeaux Montaigne! #SASA2025

And, finally, we are finishing #SASA2025 strong with Panel 5C - Public #History in 2025, with presentations by speakers from The University of Edinburgh and The Highlanders' Museum and a chair from University of Stirling!

And that's a wrap everybody! #SASA2025 was a HUGE success and we couldn't be more thankful for our chairs and presenters! We are now off to a well-deserved final moment of networking – and a drink or two ;)

Had an amazing time at the SASA conference SASA this past weekend, presenting on my paper ‘The Birth(m)Other: Adoption, Maternal Time and Linearity in Robina Crusoe and Her Lonely Island Home’! a lovely and encouraging environment 🙂

The book is finally here. "Marking Native Borders" was published a few weeks ago by the University of Oklahoma Press.

Thanks so much to everyone who made the Edinburgh Southern History Workshop a success! It was an incredible honor to help bring all the wonderful scholars together!

250 years after the Declaration of Independence, what does “freedom” mean in America—who has it, who defines it, and who’s still fighting for it? EAAS 2026 explores Visions of Freedom. Join us in Bologna. Submit by Oct 15. #LinkInBio #EAAS2026 #CFP

A final reminder that my online book launch will be taking place in 40 mins- I'll be chatting about the book's origins and the research process among other things! Also LSU will be making a code available that will allow you to avail of a 40% discount :-) fb.me/e/36Zx1D2wQ

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