La corónica invites papers for 2025 KFLC in all areas of Iberomedieval studies including, but not limited to: Diversity & Society in Medieval Iberia, Reworking of the Iberomedieval in the Post-Medieval Period. Dec. 1, extended deadline. Information at lcclacoronica.org/announcements/…

Calling all Texas teachers! ✨   Please join us for a free webinar where we will teach strategies to incorporate Borderlands Shakespeare into your classroom.

I am so excited to share that my first book, Beyond Emancipation, has appeared for pre-order on the @sunypress website. I am ever grateful to the inimitable editor extraordinaire Rebecca Colesworthy and everyone at SUNY for making this dream a reality. sunypress.edu/Books/B/Beyond…

Can anyone suggest an article tackling ideas of race in the Iberian Middle Ages better than the James Sweet article from the mid 90s?

Will you be attending the Modern Language Association Convention 2025? #MLA2025 Visit the EUP stand (P305) to chat to Senior Commissioning Editor for Literary Studies, Emily Sharp. We will also have a range of books & journals at excellent prices! 💸 👉 mla.org/Events/2025-ML…

My latest article ‘Shakespeare’s Arabic Sonnets’ is now available online in the new issue of ‘Shakespeare Survey’! It’s about the Arabic pre-history of sonnet form + Shakespeare’s possible knowledge of Middle Eastern poetry. (Print version coming soon.) cambridge.org/core/books/sha…

"A superb and inventive study of a neglected aspect of England’s topographical folklore that will surely become a classic work on the subject." My review of Jeremy Harte's 'Cloven Country' has just appeared in British Ag Hist Soc Agricultural History Review 📚ingentaconnect.com/content/bahs/a…

Happy New Year from MEMSA! We are excited to announce our term card for this upcoming term

CONFERENCE: Scribes & Inky Fingerprints: Collaborative/Mediated Authorship in EM English Manuscripts | MEMOs #twitterstorians #earlymoderntwitter #earlymodernevents #medievaltwitter #medievalevents memorients.com/events/cfp-scr…

📜NOVEDAD BIBLIOGRÁFICA📜 Hace unas semanas se publicó el número 27 (2024) de la revista _Tirant_. Incluye dos monográficos interesantísimos sobre imágenes e indumentarias. turia.uv.es/index.php/Tira…

🚨EXCITING NEWS🚨 MEMOs are very happy to announce that we will be hosting our first conference this year! The theme will be ‘New Encounters’ and it will take place from 11th-14th December 2025 in Cape Town, South Africa and Online. Please find the CFP below:

The SCJ is seeking a Book Review editor!

My first exhibition as curator will run from June to October 2025 in the British Museum Women Taking Power in Renaissance Europe - The Holy Roman Empire, The Spanish Monarchy & Tudor England I can’t wait to go to London soon to prepare everything! #WomenTakingPower

In 2013 I published an academic article connecting these portraits of Prince Arthur Tudor now in Hever Castle and the infanta #CatherineOfAragon in the Museo Thyssen. If anyone needs help translating from Spanish, I’m happy to help! 👇🏻 academia.edu/resource/work/…

📜NOVEDAD BIBLIOGRÁFICA📜 Muchas felicidades a Pedro Monteiro por la publicación de _Ficção e memória na literatura cavaleiresca ibérica O "Memorial das Proezas da Segunda Távola Redonda" (1567)_ degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

For anyone teaching Kyd’s The Spanish Tragedy, I found a clip of the bower scene that’s useful in class. Slim pickings out there for Kyd videos! youtube.com/watch?v=MEgKN0…

Call for #Tudor art historians and enthusiasts, this summer I will share groundbreaking evidence that this #Holbein sketch, also known as Bradford portrait, is #AnneBoleyn. This is part of my research for an exhibition on portrait medals in the British Museum #WomenTakingPower

Students & faculty from BU Romance Studies have collaborated on the first-ever exhibition on the archive of Federico García Lorca. The exhibition Lorca y el archivo: Memoria en movimiento is the largest ever organized by the Centro Federico García Lorca bu.edu/rs/2025/01/28/…

Leaving Twitter with a bang! Very excited to announce that my article about a new manuscript copy of Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 I have identified has been published online open access: academic.oup.com/res/advance-ar… Oxford Academic

Dr Leah Veronese has unearthed a rare manuscript copy of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 tucked away in a 17th-century poetry collection. This is only the second known manuscript copy of the sonnet ever discovered. Find out more about this exciting discovery: english.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxford…