Honored to be the featured scholar interviewed in this issue of Federal History, and to appear alongside so many of my fellow SHAFR Historians. Good timing for late April - I talk about what inspired the research and writing of my first book #AfterSaigonsFall

Teaser for tomorrow's #RenSa24 talk, 'Merchants, Tourists, and Couriers: Early Modern Digital Itineraries and the Physical Travel of News,' on a great looking panel, 'Mapping the News' @ 9AM. I know there are so many to choose from, but we'll have data (and stickers!)

Join us Saturday morning at #RSA24 for a panel on early modern information exchange and knowledge production!
#RenTwitter #twitterstorians

popping on here briefly to say that for institutional reasons, my official e-mail is likely to be all kinds of messed up this week. Avoid my vt dot edu address if you need to contact me!

Officially sent in today! 🥳🏇📯

Can’t agree enough! Open Access made it so much easier to teach Jessica’s excellent book. I can’t wait for mine to be equally accessible with the help of VT Libraries and Cornell University Press

Ecstatic to share that Civil Blood: Vendetta Violence and the Civic Elites in Early Modern Italy is under contract with Cornell University Press. Stay tuned for more on how vendettas among the civic nobility and princes winking at discords formed the state in Early Modern Italy.

Mini-thread! It’s publication day for Tudor Networks of Power, which I co-wrote with Sebastian Ahnert. We are really proud of this book, which brings methods from network science to the study of 130k early modern letters But it’s not just a book! global.oup.com/academic/produ… 1/8

Thanks The Renaissance Society of America for sharing the EmDigIt call for participants! In light of all the other end-of-month deadlines, we've extended the call to October 8th, 2023. emdigit.org/2023/call-for-… #earlymodern #twitterstorians #digitalhumanities #digitalhistory #travelhistory NEH Digital Humanities

If you are in or near Trento next Friday 6 October, please come and join us for a fascinating seminar on the history of #travel with Richard Ansell, Rosemary Sweet and Sandra Toffolo (also @toffolosandra.bsky.social) Università di Trento webmagazine.unitn.it/evento/sociolo…

New Calls for Papers are up on the The Renaissance Society of America website! Take a look: bit.ly/3uXoYU8 #RenTwitter #earlymodern #twitterstorians #cfp Dr. Rachel Midura

Looking forward to the CRRS #earlymodern 'Worlds of Conflict' conference, where I'll present some new work on the Venetian fugitive patrician, Angelo Badoer. Here is a teaser map of his travels, which we largely know about from spies and attempted assassinations 👀🔪

New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely! NEH Digital Humanities #twitterstorians #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory

New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely! NEH Digital Humanities #twitterstorians #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory

📯The #EarlyModern Digital Itineraries call for participants is now live! 📯 If you are interested in all things #digital , #spatial , and #premodern , join the 2024 NEH-funded workshop series. Please re-share and follow up with any Qs. Apps due by 10/1/23 🗺️ emdigit.org/2023/call-for-…

📯new posts up on the Early Modern Digital Itineraries blog (emdigit.org), 'About EmDigIt' and 'EmDigIt Team' #earlymodern #digitalhumanities #dh #travelhistory 🏇

Did you ever have one of those days where you wake up to unexpected, great news? Getting the NEH public scholars fellowship to work on my book _Property Wrongs_ pretty much made my summer. Learning Allyson Nadia Field and Brian Goldstein are in the same cohort made it even better.

I so enjoyed getting to help curate this exhibit over the last few years, and I’m so sad to miss it while I’m away from campus this year! If you’re around, please go check it out, and send me pics 😭

Happy #pubday to PLAIN PATHS AND DIVIDING LINES: Navigating Native Land and Water in the Seventeenth-Century Chesapeake by Jessica Lauren Taylor!
#readUP #VastEarlyAmerica #twitterstorians
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