Georgina Wilson
@georginaemw.bsky.social
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Teacher and researcher of literature and material texts 1550-1830, Oxford. Author of *Paper and the Making of Early Modern Literature* (Penn, 2025) https://shorturl.at/5D7VY https://www.the-tls.co.uk/authors/georgina-wilson
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In true early modern style the waggons bearing author copies appear to have got stuck somewhere
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Today is publication day for PAPER AND THE MAKING OF EARLY MODERN LITERATURE! Available in paper or digital form www.pennpress.org/978151282744... @pennpress.bsky.social
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I'm making a short film composed of lots of 20-second clips of different people reading the same line of text: a series of brief instalments.

If you would like to be involved - it will be fun, and maybe interesting, and easy (you film on a phone) - please DM me (and/or repost).

Thank you!
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Next week, Penn Press authors @georginaemw.bsky.social (PAPER AND THE MAKING OF EARLY MODERN LITERATURE) and @wsperrazza.bsky.social (ANATOMICAL FORMS) will discuss their books in a virtual panel! See the flyer for more info, and join the event on Thursday Sept. 18 at 12 p.m. CDT / 6 p.m. BST!
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Featuring brilliant respondents Laurie Maguire, Debapriya Sarkar, and @zacharylesser.bsky.social!
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It's 2 weeks until the joint launch of @wsperrazza.bsky.social's ANATOMICAL FORMS, Jonathan P. Lamb's HOW THE WORLD BECAME A BOOK IN SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLAND and my PAPER AND THE MAKING OF EARLY MODERN LITERATURE!

All welcome - join us 6-7pm BST on Thursday 18th Sep.
(Message me for Zoom details)
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'Chapters remain through all these genres a fundamental tool of composition: a way of writing stories, shaping readings, and making physical and digital "books".’
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For the next 4 weeks, when not in the Walpole library archives, I'll be listening to Clarissa on audiobook and reading Charles Lamb's essays. Eighteenth-centuryist method acting!
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A sneak preview of the brilliant line up in a special issue of Critical Quarterly on *PAPER AND POETRY: INTERVENTIONS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE* that I co-edited with Orietta Da Rold!
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I wrote about John Taylor and ethnographies of paper. It's out online today, prior to publication in *Critical Quarterly*.

Thanks to @georginaemw.bsky.social and co for kicking off this train of thought with a wonderful conference, and giving it a home.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Ethnographies of Paper in Early Modern England
Click on the article title to read more.
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Fantastic books are currently being made!
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Print Matters summer school hard at work at Thin Ice Press amid 3 days of book-making, reading Lucretius, depicting 'chaos', and perusing the Minster Library and Shandy Hall
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Thanks to our panellists and engaged audience for a wonderful discussion on critical writing, creative writing, close reading, and the jutting elbows of proximate essayists @univeng.bsky.social
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Brilliant time this afternoon at the Shared Futures conference, talking on the 'Work of Writing' roundtable with @georginaemw.bsky.social, Ben Card, Joe Moshenska, and Orlando Reade. Lovely to see @veldaelliott.bsky.social in the audience too! I grasped the nettle & talked about generative AI...
Screenshot of abstract: "Authentic Intelligence: Notes on generative AI, recognition, and the creative/critical classroom.

I don't really want to talk about generative AI, but feel I need to. For all the talk of its utility and/or inevitability, I can't help but see generative AI's recent proliferation as a grotesque threat to the intellectual and transformative potential of the work of writing.

So I want to use my time to consider some pedagogical strategies by which teachers might encourage student appreciation and embrace of 'Authentic Intelligence', rather than the artificial kind. 

I won't be focusing on strategies for detection, which I don’t think should be part of our job as educators. Rather I'll be using my position as a teacher of both English Literature and Creative Writing to reflect on how AI seems to be posing a threat – or not – in both kinds of classroom, and in what I think one might possibly learn from the other."
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Thanks so much to co-editor @zacharylesser.bsky.social as well as all our fantastic contributors! We're thrilled that this special issue is out in the world
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Just out/appena uscita! JEMS 14 (OA from Firenze UP), with 12 terrific articles on "The Politics of Book History--Then and Now". A great pleasure to edit this issue with @georginaemw.bsky.social, a brilliant collaborator (whose book, Paper and the Making of Early Modern Literature, is out soon!)
Vol. 14 (2025): The Politics of Book History: Then and Now | Journal of Early Modern Studies
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Had a brilliant week learning about Artists' Books @ies-sas.bsky.social with @gillpartington.bsky.social! We saw sculptures, boxes, pills, epherama, and >25 gasoline stations. Parts of one page were consumed in the process.
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Setting up Thin Ice Press for the Oxford Fine Press Book Fair with @wordsmith.bsky.social - come along and say hello at the Exam Schools this weekend!
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Are you a) intrigued by artists' books, and b) looking for something to do 16th-20th June? There's still time to sign up for this course ran by the brilliant @gillpartington.bsky.social
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Looking forward to our Print Exchanges flash talks tomorrow at 4pm GMT! Come along to learn about 6 brilliant new projects from @printlady.bsky.social @john-stone.bsky.social @profjrussell.bsky.social Eve Houghton, Priya Nambrath, and Stacie Vos.
Email [email protected] for registration link