In this series of guest posts, presenters at conferences hosted or empaneled by Ceræ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies briefly discuss their work, interests, and methods. Today, we welcome Brooklyn Arnot. Brooklyn is currently a DPhil candidate at the University of Oxford. Her thesis examines Christian themes in the fornaldarsögur, considering aspects such as the use of Biblical typology and parallels to saints’ lives.

CERÆ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies invites submissions for hybrid panels at the Leeds International Medieval Conference 2026 (July 6-9) on the theme of Premodern Tim…

In this guest post, our secretary and treasurer Dr. Michele Seah and conference presenter and deputy reviews editor Quinn Bouabsa Marriott give their impressions of the 2025 International Medieval Conference at Leeds. We're so glad to have their perspectives on the conference as attendees, moderators, and presenters! Michele SeahThe University of Newcastle, Australia The last time I attended the International Medieval Conference in person was in 2018 and I had forgotten how very enjoyable it is to join sessions at different venues at the University of Leeds.