A bheil ùidh agaibh ann am foillseachadh Gàidhlig, is sibh fileanta anns a’ chànan? Tha cothrom ann do aon neach sgoilearachd foillseachaidh maoinichte fhaighinn airson a’ chùrsa MLitt ann am Foghlam Foillseachaidh, Oilthigh Shruighlea, 2025-26. www.gaelicbooks.org/cothrom-mlit...

Wonderful news: the Gaelic Books Council (@leughleabhar.bsky.social) is offering a full scholarship to a student with fluent written and spoken Scottish Gaelic, to study for the M.Litt in Publishing Studies at Stirling! See the link for more information! www.stir.ac.uk/scholarships...

Come and join us at the BACLS-WHN biennial conference next month!

Reminder! Get your @bacls.bsky.social proposals for in by the end of today! (Midnight GMT)

Brilliant opportunity for publishing graduates interested in academic publishing.

Ten writers of whom I’ve read more than five books: Kamila Shamsie Ali Smith Isabel Allende Tove Jansson Naomi Alderman Sarah Waters Sarah Moss Sara Paretsky Kate Atkinson Maggie O’Farrell

Our next virtual seminar is on Friday 31st May 2-3:15pm. Join us for "Decolonising the Literature Curriculum" with Charlotte Beyer, who won our 2023 Edited Collection Prize for her edited book on the topic! Sign up via Luma: lu.ma/ljim9lcl

Our second BACLS virtual seminar for the summer is on Friday 7 June from 2-3.15. Please join us to hear Ben Davies and Christina Lupton talk about their book Reading Novels During the Covid-19 Pandemic, winner of the BACLS Monograph Prize 2023. Please spread the word and sign up here! lu.ma/wxyccv9q

The next BACLS online seminar is on Friday 31 May from 2-3.15. Join us for ‘Decolonising the Literature Curriculum’ with Charlotte Beyer, who won the BACLS edited collection prize 2023 for her book on this topic. Please let interested friends and colleagues know and sign up here: lu.ma/ljim9lcl

Good morning Bluesky! Just joined and trying to find out who is here.