But really pleased 😀 given the current sector challenges, to be joining @birminghamschoolofenglish as a Teaching Fellow in Medieval Literature for 2025/26 - looking forward to getting back to teaching, and starting with planning a new skills unit focused on Boccaccio's DECAMERON (📸)
August 20, 2025 at 2:14 PM
But really pleased 😀 given the current sector challenges, to be joining @birminghamschoolofenglish as a Teaching Fellow in Medieval Literature for 2025/26 - looking forward to getting back to teaching, and starting with planning a new skills unit focused on Boccaccio's DECAMERON (📸)
⭐️Somehow, I've also kept up my own research, with my book WRITING ST GUTHLAC just about (!) in press, and a new Middle English / manuscript project started with @uofglasgowasc
August 20, 2025 at 2:14 PM
⭐️Somehow, I've also kept up my own research, with my book WRITING ST GUTHLAC just about (!) in press, and a new Middle English / manuscript project started with @uofglasgowasc
⭐️ I've supported two impact projects @elcw_lancasterwords WALKING FOR WELLBEING focused on the cultural & literary history of crossing Morecambe Bay and CO-CREATE WITH LITCRAFT @litcraft.edu.resource getting young readers immersed in digital literary worlds
August 20, 2025 at 2:14 PM
⭐️ I've supported two impact projects @elcw_lancasterwords WALKING FOR WELLBEING focused on the cultural & literary history of crossing Morecambe Bay and CO-CREATE WITH LITCRAFT @litcraft.edu.resource getting young readers immersed in digital literary worlds
⭐️I've brushed off my old school teaching experience as a member of the Education & Outreach team at @lancastercitymuseums, leading school groups, family activities and also adult education sessions based on collections, and writing a online article for them on Lancashire's Anchorites
August 20, 2025 at 2:14 PM
⭐️I've brushed off my old school teaching experience as a member of the Education & Outreach team at @lancastercitymuseums, leading school groups, family activities and also adult education sessions based on collections, and writing a online article for them on Lancashire's Anchorites
A Tudor manuscript of a medieval poem collected by 18th antiquaries which ended up in a medieval university - a thrilling tale of medieval culture & its reception 😃
A Tudor manuscript of a medieval poem collected by 18th antiquaries which ended up in a medieval university - a thrilling tale of medieval culture & its reception 😃
It was the the elaborate initials (famously hiding an acrostic revealing the author's name, John Clerk of Whalley) and marginalia from later readers which occupied my attention this week 📝
2/3 🧵
June 15, 2025 at 6:49 PM
It was the the elaborate initials (famously hiding an acrostic revealing the author's name, John Clerk of Whalley) and marginalia from later readers which occupied my attention this week 📝
Yep that's the one. I think there's a translation someone has published on Amazon, but it isn't peer reviewed, or by a medievalist as far as I know, so I wouldn't trust it completely!
February 17, 2025 at 9:20 PM
Yep that's the one. I think there's a translation someone has published on Amazon, but it isn't peer reviewed, or by a medievalist as far as I know, so I wouldn't trust it completely!