If anyone is interested in reviewing this open-access bibliography for our 2026 issue, please get in touch! Either on here or via [email protected]...

Going to a conference where you aren't speaking is a very different experience to usual. I'm relatively new to Sylvia Townsend Warner, but this event at @ucl.ac.uk was a great introduction to so many of her central ideas. Can't wait to read more!

The editors at The Modernist Review always offer great suggestions to improve my writing; the entire process is richly collaborative and rewarding. I am grateful they have let me publish a second time on the latest in Conradian criticism.

Really enjoyed presenting on some of my findings on the 1926 General Strike from my visit to the @wcmlibrary.bsky.social nearly three years ago! Some great papers from fellow panellists too - John Sommerfield's 'May Day' is next on my reading list!

Two very different concurrent reads. Much of Mayhew is more expansive and insightful than I’d previously supposed. ‘Villa America’ is an extremely readable introduction to Sara and Gerald Murphy and their (imagined) interactions with writers from the Lost Generation.

Glad Surrey are finally making more of their local connections to Forster!

Crenshaw's work shaped the final chapter of my PhD thesis, and she continues to be one of the most eloquent voices on issues of identity and belonging.

I do love it when a good charity shop find comes with some unexpected ephemera

Been catching up on my Jean Rhys before a book review. Am struck again by her ability to distil so much urgency into so few words.

Very much looking forward to presenting on “weird” Forster at the upcoming @modernistudies.bsky.social / @moderniststudies.bsky.social joint conference in July!

Sometimes Dickens can be preachy (and a bit of a slog), but the majority of these sketches make for much lighter reading. Like Austen and Forster, he’s adept at capturing both the humour and pathos of English social climbing… #WorldBookDay

Last night’s annual Stonewall Lecture @unisouthampton.bsky.social was a fascinating discussion on radical bookshops and LGBTQ+ spaces - lots added to my reading list and can’t wait to go back next year

Reactivating this account with the news that I have been appointed Assistant Book Review Editor for the @spacebetween.bsky.social journal! Looking forward to working with @drgreasefire.bsky.social on lots of exciting new ideas! See more about us at spacebetweensociety.com/home/about/

My review of 'Virginia Woolf and Capitalism' has been published in the latest edition of The Space Between Journal! scalar.usc.edu/works/the-sp...