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Can anyone from @ExeterEnglish order an e-book version of Victoria Rosner's Machines for Living (2020) for the library? Officially I'm no longer affiliated with the uni so I can't do it myself, and I really need this book. Thanks a lot!

Does anyone know a historian working on early twentieth-century treatments for tuberculosis? Or any book published on this? I'd be interested mostly in treatments related to breathing techniques and/or breathing instruments/machines.

'We cannot write without our bodies...'

I'm totally intrigued by the fact that the Venus of Milo was considered the female body ideal in the Victorian (and modernist) period, and that nobody seems to have reflected on the fact that it's a broken statue with no arms...

Fascinating panel on Woolf and things. Great to hear Ann Martin on #Woolf and #cars again! Imola Nagy-Seres on #Woolf’s toy boats and Geoff Bender provides a new angle on Woolf’s elegiac writing with ‘Jacob’s body as Vibrant Matter’. #vwoolf2021. #LS2

I've just received an invitation to contribute to a wonderful essay collection on Woolf! This has never happened to me before, and I feel...dizzy!

Might be of interest to members of: MSA (Modernism) British Association for Modernist Studies @modernism_asia Modernist Studies Ireland

Can anyone recommend any good introductory books to Marianne Moore's poetry? Thanks.

Does anyone have any teaching material on Emily Dickinson's poetry that they would be willing to share with me? I dread teaching her work to students who find everything boring besides Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.

BAMS Essay Prize 2021 winners: Imola Nagy-Seres and Doug Battersby bams.ac.uk/2021/09/30/bam…

So grateful to have won the BAMS Essay Prize for my article on Katherine Mansfield's breathing poetics, alongside Doug Battersby! I still can't believe it! This article is a tiny passion project written during the pandemic.

We have a competition for you - two copies of Aimée Gasston's new book, Modernist Short Fiction and Things, to give away, featuring chapters on Katherine Mansfield, Virginia Woolf and #ElizabethBowen. To enter, follow @bowensociety and retweet.

Has anyone taught Rooney's Normal People before? If yes, would you be willing to share some teaching materials with me?

Would anyone, who has a TLS subscription, be willing to share an article with me? Francesca Wade, 'No no no, nonsense, never', 10 December 2021.

So happy about my essay having been published in this lovely book!

Can you recommend any secondary readings on modernism and women/feminism for MA students? I'm mostly interested in general intros to the topic.

I wrote about my old job washingtonpost.com/magazine/2022/…

So happy to see this published :) ‘I am short of puff’: Katherine Mansfield's Poetics of Breathing | Modernist Cultures euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.33…

Does anyone know a science historian working on marine biology? Or any good readings on the topic? I'm interested in the late nineteenth-/early twentieth century. #marinebiology #historyofscience #modernistliterature #sea

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