Deadline extended to May 10 🪜

The call for papers for the 2026 NCS Congress in Freiburg is out! Submit a paper proposal!

Medievalists—send us your NCS 2026 paper proposals!

tfw students have realized that this course on medieval desire is actually a course on medieval dissatisfaction >>>

Please join us on 1/24 and 1/25 for the University of Chicago's British Studies Symposium, hosted by the Nicholson Center for British Studies. We are excited to hear from so many colleagues working across a variety of disciplines!

Friends! Please join us for the third (!) Early Modern Trans Studies conference, held at Boston University from March 23-25.

If anyone is sticking around for the tail end of MLA, on Sunday morning I’ll be talking about a Middle English lyric and mothers who steal the spotlight from their dying sons (a medieval classic)

finalizing my syllabus for Medieval Desire and I can’t decide whether to teach the Knight’s Tale or the Clerk’s Tale… which kind of toxic masculinity is more interesting??

I reviewed a book! (over a year ago, but I never posted about it because bird app was cursed) muse.jhu.edu/pub/162/arti...