Call for Proposals: Teaching the Eighteenth Century Now. #Transits series invites expressions of interest for essays or collections that highlight the scholarship of teaching the long 18th century including the Romantic era: upress.blogs.bucknell.edu/2020/07/14/tra… #pedagogy #18C #Romanticism

Find your readers with ECF: top 10 ECF downloads in 2019 include #10 Dildos and Material Sapphism in the Eighteenth Century by Ula Lukszo Klein @KleinUla muse.jhu.edu/article/715156 ECF 31.2 (2019) #whatwedo #readecf #18thcentury

Hey, Twitter, who is writing me a John Locke, the commons, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons essay? I'd do it myself, but ya boi's got bells to make for that shitbag capitalist raccoon.

Here's a CFP for a Humanities special issue on Queer Culture and Lit in the 18th Century. Thanks @DrDeclanK! #Queer #HistSex #LGBTQIA mdpi.com/journal/humani…

Hi #Disability folks, #twitterstorians, and #AcademicTwitter: Bloomsbury's "A Cultural History of Disability" series is open-access in celebration of International Day of Disabled People (12/3). The 'Modern Era' volume includes my chapter on #Deaf Cinema. rb.gy/qdir3z

Hello! Attention: If you have an idea or a request for next year's Disability Studies Caucus panels, please use this google form to let us know. We will be submitting our panel proposals THIS Friday, 4/23 (we know: shockingly soon!) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

It's here! The new SECC includes our disability caucus forum from ASECS 2019 (roughly twelve years ago). With contributions from @travisclau and Madeline Sutherland-Meier, Jason Farr, Declan Kavanagh, Chris Gabbard and @hmchaskin muse.jhu.edu/issue/44568

🚨 ABO is launching a new pedagogy series 🚨 Concise Collections on Teaching Eighteenth-Century Women is like the MLA teaching handbooks but smaller, quicker to publication, and open-access. We have three series planned out and are seeking submissions for one on women travellers

CFP Teaching Women Travellers of the Eighteenth Century is linked below! Proposals can be submitted by September and full articles are due in March 2022 call-for-papers.sas.upenn.edu/cfp/2021/05/21…

Somehow it is mid-June and this event is happening TOMORROW (6/18, at 3:00pm CDT)! Please join us--registration link below!

Oh wow it is September. Please consider submitting an abstract for our Disability Caucus panels for #ASECS22! Abstracts are due September 17--see thread below for details and share widely!

Camilla is the antagonist of Camilla and I want to thank @hmchaskin for equipping me with the language and bravery to say that.

When did Dr. Emily Friedman and Emily Kugler start ghostwriting for polygon? polygon.com/tabletop-games…

Publishing TODAY!!! Making Stars, edited by Nora Nachumi and Kristina Straub, including wonderful essays by @sorham, Jack Lynch, @emmcgirr, Dr Sarah Ailwood, Dr. Kirsten T. Saxton, Dr. Jane Wessel, and many others. udpress.udel.edu/book-title/mak…