'Dusting the books helps you get to know the stock' blogs.bl.uk/sound-and-visi…

Join our newly founded Winged Geographies Group #wingedgeographies (together with Michael Guida) and read our first blog by Prof Roger Wotton Roger S Wotton about Joseph Wright's painting 'An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump'. wingedgeographies.co.uk/blog

Winged Geographies blog is buzzing: wingedgeographies.co.uk/blog. Latest is Nancy Jacobs on the red feathers of Grey Parrots. Register for our 22-23 April workshop here! wingedgeographies.co.uk/annual-workshop

I have a cheeky chapter about Victorian bird-keeping in Songs of Time and Place edited by Mike Collier et al.

I'm co-hosting the Winged Geographies workshop with Olga Petri this Thursday and Friday! x.com/WGeographies/s…

Very glad to be part of this new book: The Working Class at Home, 1790-1940

Such a fine new collection! And I have an essay about keeping wild songbirds in there

The first airing… I'm talking about my new book online next Monday 21 March at Dolly Jorgensen's gathering called Green House (University of Stavanger). newnatures.org/greenhouse/eve…

Come to Greenwich @UoGHistorians on 26 May (5.45pm) to hear Michael Guida talk about his new book 'Listening to British Nature: Wartime, Radio and Modern Life, 1914' (OUP). Book your free ticket here …ng_to_british_nature.eventbrite.co.uk

There is really no good moment to share this news, but I have just signed the book contract for "Winged Worlds: Common Spaces of Avian-Human Lives". Proud to work with Michael Guida and our amazing authors on this project WingedGeographies and great to see it coming to this stage.

Next week, at Greenwich University, in person, talking about my book! eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-by-mich…

Find out why the BBC’s leading figure, John Reith, believed radio waves connected all humans to the perfect stillness of the heavens and the grand scheme of nature, in this chapter by Michael Guida. bit.ly/3Irm0ia

Delighted that my article on children and rabbit keeping has come out as part of fab special issue on childhood and material culture across Europe ed by Nicoleta Roman muse.jhu.edu/issue/47907#.Y…

Oh housers #HouseHistoryHour, just look at Henry Silk's paintings of his East End interwar life: spitalfieldslife.com/2022/10/23/hen…

'The cloud of ants, the geckoes’ joy, small carnage. That’s all there is to it.' Two poems from the pages of the brand new issue, ARK, by Theophilus Kwek and Michael Guida Michael Guida Artwork 'The Flight Path' by Lousia Crispin dark-mountain.net/the-ones-still… #poetry #darkmountain

It's out - Pet Revolution: Animals and the Making of Modern British Life. Reviewed here: eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

We are back with a great story from Michael Guida . Discover the heartwarming story of Len Howard, the British woman who gave up city life to live among the wild birds in her Sussex cottage wingedgeographies.co.uk/post/up-close-…

Deep dive into the complex world of human-avian bonds in Sean Nixon 's latest blog post! A compelling read on the intricate dance of care, power, & love between Konrad Lorenz and his feathered companions, Martina & Tschock wingedgeographies.co.uk/post/mothering…

I'm talking about quiet, war, modernity next week history.ac.uk/events/pastora…

Look at this! A super new collection edited by me and Olga Petri (Olga Petri🇺🇦 Michael Guida) with so many wonderful chapters about birds and spatiality