Stephanie Palmer
@stephaniepalmer.bsky.social
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Senior Lecturer of English, Nottingham Trent University, researching American literature, women's writing, regionalism, and ecocriticism.
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An excellent essay collection on transnational approaches to regionalism just published open access with Radboud University Press. Not one but two essays on Freeman! It was a pleasure to work with these editors. books.radbouduniversitypress.nl/index.php/ru...
Transnational Representations of the Region, 1840-1940 | Radboud University Press
books.radbouduniversitypress.nl
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anna-orridge.bsky.social
Oh, 81%, eh? And I wonder what percentage it would be refusing care from medical workers who hadn't been born here.
snig.bsky.social
What do Reform mean by migrants "undermining" British culture? What has been damaged? Do they mean British art, architecture, food, literature, music, sport, theatre, or TV have been diminished, rather than enriched? Or does "culture", to them, only mean "whiteness "? (H/T @sundersays.bsky.social)
According to the latest British Social Attitudes survey, 81% of those who voted Reform last year believe that migrants have undermined rather than enriched the country's culture. Equally 73% feel that migrants have been bad for the country's economy. These figures are very different from those among voters in general, just 31% of whom believe that migration has undermined Britain's culture, and only 32% feel it has been bad for the economy.
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Great roundtable on ghost stories by Wharton, Freeman, and Stowe in the latest _Edith Wharton Review_.
Roundtable first page
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Routledge / Taylor and Francis and yes, it was back in 2019.
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At least you were asked. My work was just given without my permission by the publisher.
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Thought so but situation is that non RG are chasing skills and employability rhetoric.
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Don't blame the crisis on poor marketing decisions by non RG unis though.
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ryanmarino.bsky.social
Tens of thousands of Americans will have died (literally) from Medicaid cuts by the time Hersheys removes nontoxic synthetic dyes from their high-calorie, low-nutrition candies
Secretary Kennedy
@SecKennedy

“@Hersheys just pledged to eliminate synthetic dyes from its candy by the end of
2027. I call on all other companies to follow their lead and help Make America Healthy
Again.”

Bloomberg
Hershey to Remove Synthetic Dyes From its Snacks by End of 2027
June 30, 2025 | Kristina Peterson
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hlmurray.bsky.social
Please don’t lump me in with the IDF, that seems kinda antisemitic
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bengoldacre.bsky.social
These huge cars are vastly more dangerous, kill far more children, as they're higher at the front. They should have their own much lower speed limit in towns; and higher tax. Parking should be charged as for vans, they're larger than normal spaces. It's bizarre that they're treated as cars.
dianecoyle1859.bsky.social
Can we have weight-based car taxes too please? These are loathsome vehicles and they’re mushrooming all over London
awalkerinla.bsky.social
Two years ago I interviewed a 31-year-old NY state assemblymember about a 7-year-old girl killed by an SUV driver in his district. I hung up the phone, astonished that I'd talked to a legislator who so thoughtfully articulated what actually needs to change on our streets.

He'll make a great mayor
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drpennybradshaw.bsky.social
Absolutely thrilled to see this excellent piece by our MA graduate and now PhD student, Nada Saadaoui, on walking as a form of resistance for Jane Austen and her heroines, published in ‘The Conversation’ today: theconversation.com/for-jane-aus...
stephaniepalmer.bsky.social
So glad you care about hanging indents and page numbers too. I thought I was the only one.
stephaniepalmer.bsky.social
Because gen AI doesn't include them, nor do spark notes type websites which feature significant quotes.
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Foxgloves are blooming in Nottingham
mariastrutz.bsky.social
This year's foxglove season is promising, so I am sharing my linocut of a fox emerging from a foxglove grove that I carved a few years ago, during an especially abundant foxglove summer 🦊🐾🌺
A fox stands quietly between foxgloves that form an arch around her.
She might also be emerging from a cave, with the foxgloves flanking the cavern's entrance.
The fox calmly locks eyes with the viewer. Linocut, magenta, white and black, Maria Strutz
stephaniepalmer.bsky.social
"I do not need to be Bandanese to understand what Gunung Api means to the islanders, just as I do not need to be Greek to be moved by the Iliad." - Amitav Ghosh. I'm moved by his rejection of ecofascist arguments for protecting only one's own nation's nature.
stephaniepalmer.bsky.social
In case you're tired of being asked, when do you break up?
ucukent.bsky.social
Universities in the UK are busy all year round.
Postgrad students have classes and work to do in the summer. Undergrad students often work on campus during the summer. Our campuses are full of visiting schools, colleges, and conferences.
Staff continue to work. Summer is often our busiest time.
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davidbelbin.bsky.social
Reminder that today is the last day to object to Facebook using your data to feed their AI. You need to go into the privacy center until you get to 'Right to Object' where they deliberately make it hard to enter your email address. However now had an email confirming they won't use any of my data.
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Five or six wrens flitting in and out of my woodpile.
Woodpile
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Thanks to Valerie Kinsey for noticing our book's ecocriticism: 'Freeman in these critics’ hands moves beyond denaturalizing social worlds toward rendering ways of being in and of nature.’ muse.jhu.edu/issue/53522?...
Project MUSE - Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers-Volume 41, Number 2, 2024
muse.jhu.edu
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louiestowell.bsky.social
I'm giving a talk in a few months to some children's publishing and bookselling bods. If you could say one thing to a capitive audience of publishers and booksellers, what would YOU say? #KidLitUK (Dm me if it's something you'd rather not say out loud...)
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Talking BAAS and SSAWW with Emma in Hertfordshire. She actually approves this Chardonnay.
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Nearing Hatfield for #BAAS2025.