Sadly I will miss this again this year, as taking a proper holiday, but the programme looks great. 🤞next year.

Had a great #IMC2022, but didn't have time to see all the Old Norse research you wanted to? Come along to Hyggnaþing in just over a week to get your fill! We've got a wonderful programme, and registration is open until 19 July! ➡️ hyggnathing.wordpress.com/registration/

Tomorrow's the day! 🌟 We can't wait to welcome you for Hyggnaþing 2022, and to hear from our fabulous line-up of Old Norse postgrads! We'll be kicking off at 9:50 BST! ☺️ #hyggna22

Good morning! From wherever in the world you are joining us, you are very welcome to Hyggnaþing! 🎉 The conference is now getting started, with opening remarks from the organisers, Natasha Bradley and Snezana Bennell! #hyggna22

We're starting the day with a panel on 'Identifying Difference: Gender and Religion in the Medieval North'. We're looking forward to papers from Rosemary Kelly (Rosemary Kelly - rosemaryk96.bluesky.social), Haley Guepet (Haley Guepet, Esq.), and Noa Ben David! Natasha Bradley is chairing. ⛪️ #hyggna22

Thank you to the organisers and attendees for the lovely questions this morning. So many new ideas floating in my head! (And thank you Natasha for helping me when the blue screen of death threatened my powerpoint display!) #hyggna22

Thank you to the organizers and attendees of #hyggna22! We had a fascinating panel this morning!

Our second panel is considering 'Dead Men and Deadly Advice: Social Disruption in Sagas'. Excited to hear from Natalie Hopwood and Kimberly Anderson! Thanks to Eugenia Vorobeva for chairing this one! 💀 #hyggna22

that was great fun, and there’s still a chance to catch the last panel of the day!

We're on to our third panel, on 'Transition as Transgression: Editions, Adaptations, and Change'! Tune in to hear from Lejia (Joy) Zhang (Lejia (Joy) Zhang), Clare Mulley (Clare Mulley), and Charles Rhodes (Charlie Rhodes). We're grateful to Katherine Beard for chairing! 🪙 #hyggna22

With all the panels finished, it's time for a well-earned cuppa before the conference keynote! Join us via Wonder to meet with everyone at the Hyggnaþing coffee break! ☕️ #hyggna22

Phew! Paper on grimur/Grettir done Hyggnaþing and I'm so happy with how it went. Now it's tea break time, I can share the daft meme I generated specially... #Grettissaga #translation #folklore #adaptation #misfits #hyggna22 #hyggnathing

Our keynote is about to begin, and we can't wait! We're welcoming Dr Tom Morcom (Dr Tom Morcom) for his lecture on 'The Icelander in Norway: Misfit, Miscreant, Subaltern?' 🇮🇸🇳🇴 #hyggna22

Massively enjoyed giving my first keynote and just want to thank Natasha Bradley and Snezana Bennell one last time for the invite. The conference as a whole was fantastic and there was a huge amount of exciting new research on display!

It's been a great day over at Hyggnaþing! Thanks so much to everyone whose come along! 😌 Although the formal side of the conference is over, you are very welcome to join us again at 8pm BST for an evening social! #hyggna22

Well, that's a wrap! 🥳 Thanks to everyone who joined Hyggnaþing this year! Good luck to all our speakers with their ongoing research. The future is certainly looking bright for Old Norse studies! ☀️ #hyggna22

Our Call for Papers for the 2023 student conference is now open! Please share our poster with your departments and social media circles. For further information see our blog post histudentconference.wordpress.com/2022/10/19/cal…