Luisa Calè
@luisacale.bsky.social
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Reader in Romantic & 19C literature & visual culture @BirkbeckUoL. Unbound Forms; Cultures of reading, collecting, altered books; exhibitions editor @BlakeQuarterly, associate editor at Word&Image.
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How odd to bump into #Blake's life mask at the National Portrait Gallery on the day he died
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Thank you, @drbibliomane.bsky.social: I did not know about Augustin Daly's extra-illustrated books at Harvard. I must make sure to come and see them next time I am in Boston, I hope soon.
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follow serpentine paths: will Eternity swallow 'the vast / Leviathan, the Bubbles vain, that ride / High on the foaming Billow'? This #Blake watercolour @britishmuseum.bsky.social sees a scaly green man riding his glorious green serpent up from the bottom of the sea around Edward Young's words...
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claireconnolly.bsky.social
Applications are invited for the position of Post-Doctoral Researcher with expertise in digital and spatial humanities (11 months, whole-time) - to work with me and @insightcentre.bsky.social on a project called 'Data Travels: Analysing the Ladies of Llangollen'.

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University College Cork Vacancies
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a dream opportunity!
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My aunt's gooseberry fool: a recipe from English childhood holidays.
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what I am working on today, thinking about serpentine formations in #Blake's trees for bsky.app/profile/abda... and bsky.app/profile/dran... #LiteraryArboretum
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Sorting my papers, looking back and looking forward, still thinking about the metaphors and material forms that shape the #sibyl's prophetic leaves #TheBookUnbound
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drbibliomane.bsky.social
Not medieval or Renaissance, but Gillian Russell's _The Ephemeral Eighteenth Century_ is amazing. Or you could pre-order the new book by @luisacale.bsky.social , _The Book Unbound: Material Cultures of Reading and Collecting_, which will soon be knocking all our socks off.
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Tonight at Birkbeck Arts Week: "The Man who painted his house": join @drvickymills.bsky.social, Derek Jarman Lab film maker Lily Ford, composer Richard Uttley for a screening and discussion about Victorian Art Labourer David Parr's House
Birkbeck Cinema, 6pm: www.bbk.ac.uk/events/event....
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19birkbeck.bsky.social
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New issue now available!

'Issue 37: Nineteenth-Century Literary Languages' asks how our understanding of C19th literature and culture changes when we attend more closely to the multilingual past and present of the 4 nations in the UK.

Ed. by Karin Koehler and Gregory Tate

19.bbk.ac.uk
19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century
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luisacale.bsky.social
Not to be missed:
'The Man who painted his house':
#Victorian Art-Labourer David Parr
An essay film screening & panel discussion
Birkbeck Cinema, 7 May
#BBKArtsWeek
drvickymills.bsky.social
Preview screening of my short film ‘The Man Who Painted His House’ on the life and extraordinary work of Victorian art-workman David Parr. 7th May 6 pm Birkbeck Cinema 43 Gordon Square. @bbkhistorical.bsky.social @19birkbeck.bsky.social

Book your tickets here!

www.bbk.ac.uk/events/event....
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Save the date for the Great CECS book sale on 16 & 17 May! We’re raising funds to support the research of our brilliant postgraduate community at York’s Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies. Not in York in those dates? You can still lend your support; full details at spsr.me/6Gxx
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Arts Week is coming: join us for an exciting range of events showcasing what we do, from essay films in collaboration with the Derek Jarman Lab in our Cinema to theatre scratch nights, exhibitions, workshops, debates, & much more
6-9 May, Gordon Sq, London: www.bbk.ac.uk/annual-event...
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Fabulous panel on craft culture. I wish I could be there. Will it be streamed/recorded, @amyeelkins.bsky.social?
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DREAM panel at the Houghton Library May 1st— I’d ♥️ to see you there! Co-sponsored by Harvard English and organized by @cejacobson.bsky.social w/ @drbibliomane.bsky.social, Jen Bervin, & Mande Zecca. I’ll be sharing new work in queer craft and archives.
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Our latest issue to become free to read is spring 2020
blakequarterly.org/index.php/bl...,
which contains our annual sales feature, plus a review by @luisacale.bsky.social of the 2019-20 @tate.bsky.social exhibition and catalogue. I remember this one as our first issue published during lockdown.
Detail of page 34 of Night Thoughts (1797), colored copy BB, Essick collection
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Looking forward to hearing Elizabeth Denlinger from @nypl.bsky.social discuss books, chapbooks, games, fiction, periodicals, and autobiographical accounts of trades and career choices for children in the Romantic Period at the London-Paris Romanticism Seminar @ies-sas.bsky.social on Friday 2 May.
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Congratulations: it's a brilliant book!
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Looking forward to hearing Sanja Perovic speak about 'Radical Translations: The Transfer of Revolutionary Culture in France, Britain, Italy (1789-1815)'

6 March, 6 pm, Birkbeck School of Creative Arts, Culture and Communication, 43 Gordon Sq

Book your place here:
my.bbk.ac.uk/ords/f?p=832...
Sanja Perovic
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blakequarterly.bsky.social
The YCBA will have a Blake exhibition from Aug. to Nov.:
britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-...
There's also Romney at the art gallery, in collaboration with the YCBA, from March to Sept.:
britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-...
Thanks to our exhibitions editor @luisacale.bsky.social for alerting me.
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Looking forward to @katherineharloe.bsky.social talking about Goethe's Winckelmann at the London Paris Romanticism Seminar at Senate House, University of London on Friday @ies-sas.bsky.social @ics.bsky.social @bars.bsky.social
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Yes it is, but had that been my son and I, the dynamic would be reversed: he has been trying to get me to use it for some time...
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Creator of Nightmares has just been delivered to my door. I am looking forward to reading and reviewing it for @blakequarterly.bsky.social
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litterariaprag.bsky.social
LP 68: 'Oaths, Odes and Orations', edited by David Duff & Marc Porée. Essays by Francesco Buscemi, Rémy Duthille, Judith Thompson, Pierre Lurbe, Robert W. Jones, Dafydd Moore, Catherine Bois, David Duff, and Paul Hamilton. 🔓 Available in open access: litterariapragensia.ff.cuni.cz/magazin/2024...