Researching today for my actual job, the one that pays my bills.* Returning to the rich source that is the Voiceprint radio show episode on Women's Language and Literature from 1981.

https://ualberta.aviaryplatform.com/collections/1783/collection_resources/59258?u=t&keywords[]=voiceprint

I can't get over how this old #student #radio show took on the issue of #feminist editing, #nonbinary #pronouns, #intersectionality & #WomensWriting - not in exactly these terms, bc they didn't have this language yet.

*Sort of. It's contract, very part-time.

#UofAlberta @academicchatter

Get your spook on! I've got a new poem in Room magazine - the ghost issue. #bookstodon #poetry #litjournals #womenswriting #ghosts

https://annettecboehm.wordpress.com/2023/07/26/credits-dead-girl-3/

This leaves me with just my own #introduction to the whole special issue.

Abstract
This introduction to the MLO special issue “Minoritised Languages and Travel” provides an overview of the pieces in this collection in context with historical travel accounts in German about nineteenth-century Wales.

Happy reading, y'alls. (For convenience, I will later post the link to the complete bundle.)

#TravelWriting #ModernLanguages #Romantodons #Victorian #Wales #Germany #Hungary #WomensWriting

@histodons @academicchatter @historikerinnen https://modernlanguagesopen.org/articles/10.3828/mlo.v0i0.472

Completely shocked and utterly honoured to have found out that my book, The Lady’s Magazine and the Making of Literary History (Edinburgh University Press, 2022) has won The Robert and Vineta Colby Scholarly book prize awarded annually by the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals. #womenshistory #periodicals #romanticism #womenswriting #nineteenthcentury #eighteenthcentury

This is one goes out to anyone who has a title on their CV labelled "forthcoming". I feel you.

For this year's #WorldBookDay I have received unofficial word that I can add a forthcoming title to my publication list of edited works. Country Landlords by Louisa Matilda Spooner is on course for publication in 2026. Until then, give me strength (I wouldn't say no to €-cents) for every single, inevitable occasion when I will see the novel misattributed to Anne Beale.

#Victorian #Novel #Wales #WomensWriting #WelshWritingInEnglish #HonnoClassics
@victorianweb

So enjoyed recording this @TheComfortableSpotPodcast with @KenSwe which is out today wherever you get your podcasts. We talked about early women’s magazines, fashion and feminism. #womenshistory #womenswriting #18thcentury

Just… one… more… #Gothic #WomensWriting #GothicWomen #books #Academics #Bookstodon #USLit

Gave a few quotes / was paraphrased in this article about #Feminist #Canadian #SFF for #LiisBeth the other day. Nice to be able to contribute to these conversations.

https://liisbeth.com/far-flung-feminist-futures/

#Inanna Press
#Hopepunk
#ScienceFiction
#Dystopia
#Futurism
#EcoFeminism
#WomensWriting

#Honno , the Welsh Women's Press, is hosting an online panel to discuss Margiad Evans on Dec 8 at 7. Register (for free) here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/reclaiming-margiad-a-trilogy-of-welsh-womens-classics-tickets-473893868317 #WelshWritinginEnglish #MargiadEvans #womenswriting

Mary Shelley was 21 when she published her novel ‘Frankenstein’. Her mother was the philosopher and women's rights advocate Mary Wollstonecraft, author of 'A Vindication of the Rights of Women'. Her father was the political philosopher William Godwin. Wollstonecraft died of puerperal fever shortly after Mary was born and Godwin was left to bring up Mary, along with her older half-sister, Fanny Imlay.
#ScienceFiction #AheadOfHerTime #WomensWriting

The following years saw #JonathanSwift write his masterpiece "Gulliver's Travels" and the remarkable and still shocking "A Modest Proposal" #BBCInOurTime https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00h3650

And a host of other pamphlets, poems and sermons.

Swift made enemies but also many friends, including a coterie of literary women whom he encouraged and supported, and who defended him in return after his death.
https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2019/04/07/the-triumfeminate-and-other-dublin-women-swifts-female-senate/
#triumfeminate #WomensWriting

Our new episode drops later today - The Striding Place by Gertrude Atherton! In the mean time, I wanted to share this video about the very real, very dangerous place at the centre of this creepy story https://youtu.be/mCSUmwP02T8 #ghost #ghoststories #womenswriting #Yorkshire

Here it is! #earlymodern #earlymodernist #womenswriting #academic

Hi everyone, specially @histodons. Here’s my #introduction. I’m a Portuguese historian. I study Portuguese elites during the Constitutional #Monarchy and specially #womenswriting and #egodocumentation throughout the #19thcentury
#womenshistory #aristocracy #histodons

To make connections: name things that interest you but aren't in your profile, as tags that are searchable. Then boost/repeat its instructions so others know to do the same.
*Some of these are in my profile*
#sciencefiction #animalstudies #posthumanism #speculativefiction #contemporarylit #ethicsofcare #americanlit #gothichorror #horror #fantasy #dystopianlit #postapocalypticlit #womenswriting #genderstudies #ecocriticism #southerngothic #cats #artificialintelligence #agestudies #thrillers

New & improved with an #Introduction hashtag!

I am a leftist late(ish)-career #academic at #UNBSJ, a small east-coast #Canadian campus in Menahkwesk (Saint John NB). I teach courses in #c18 #literature, #bookhistory, #earlymodern #womenswriting, and #SFF. Current research: #copybooks. Not too active on Twitter since our strike but now it has become impossible because of a visceral gagging reflex whenever I envision Elon Musk. Let's see where this #proboscidean takes us. Or where we can take it.

@aga_tumilowicz Have you read anything by Alix Harrow, yet? Her "The Once and Future Witches" is BRILLIANT, and I keep hearing wonderful things about her other works, as well.

#Books #WomensWriting

I’m a big fan of #Writing but a special fan of #WomensWriting - looking to follow fellow women #writers AND I’ll take any suggestions for great (#nonfiction and #fiction) #books you have read recently 🤓

Hello everyone! I am an academic editor and proofreader based in Suffolk, and I'll be sharing lots of bookish things.

Alongside the day job, I write about eighteenth-century women authors and their posthumous reputations.

And when I need to escape, I run off into the countryside with my border collie Benji.

#Writing #Editing #Proofreading #Academic #WomensWriting

#Introduction Hello! I’m Jennie Batchelor, a Prof of Eighteenth-Century Studies in the School of English at the University of Kent where I teach #literature, #materialculture, #bookhistory and research c18 #womenswriting and #womenshistory. I am an enthusiastic crafter and passionate about #EDI issues and #openaccess research. My latest books are the Lady’s Magazine and the Making of Literary History and the craft book, Jane Austen Embroidery. Look forward to connecting.