Sarah Wright
@sarahwright.bsky.social
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Professor of Hispanic Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London. Head of Department of Languages, Literatures, Cultures. President of the Association of Hispanists of Great Britain and Ireland AHGBI. Editor-in-Chief @SpanishBulletin & BSVS
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📢 Galician Studies panel at the AHGBI Annual Conference 2026, hosted by @lancasteruni.bsky.social

Dr Martín Veiga, from University College Cork, is putting together a Galician Studies panel for the 71st Annual Conference of the @hispanists-ahgbi.bsky.social.

📩 Enquiries & abstracts: [email protected]
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We saw Samara Joy and her brilliant jazz musicians in Santiago, Chile last month. What absolute joy!
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#TinyJoys is sitting on the sofa with a good book and the Proms on iPlayer. Specifically The Great American Songbook with Samara Joy. The *lungs* on that woman! And those brass players!
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Wishing good luck to those getting their A-Level results tomorrow! If you enter Clearing keep calm and don't worry. We will have places available on courses including Languages, Liberal Arts and Comparative Literature and Culture. Call us from 8am on Thursday! Tel: +44(0)1784 772455
A poster for our Clearing Hotline: Tel. +44(0)1784 772455
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Getting ready to meet everyone at today's Open Day @llc-rhul.bsky.social @royalholloway.bsky.social!
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If you have published your first book in women's or gender history in 2023 or 2024, please do consider putting it forward for the Women's History Network Book Prize. It's open to all who live in the UK or are affiliated to a UK university.
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WHN Annual Book Prize
We are pleased to announce the annual WHN book prize, which awards £500 for an author’s first single-authored monograph in women’s or gender history. Entries close on 15 August 2025 for books publi…
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Shout out to our Inter-Library team in the Library @royalholloway.bsky.social. I have recently placed two requests for specialist articles and they were sent to me the same day - fantastic service! 👏
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So wonderful to celebrate Ann Hobbs, administrator extraordinaire in the Humanities team today, who has spent 30 years at Royal Holloway!
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These are good, but my favourite example of this genre remains Dr Weliton Menário Costa's 2024 'Kangaroo Time': informative, inclusive and utterly joyful doctoral science: www.theguardian.com/science/2024...
Eurovision meets science, dance your PHD competition winners
Could you explain
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Don't miss 'In Our Time' on BBC Radio 4 this Thursday, 24 April, which will feature our colleague Professor Joe Harris as part of a panel discussing the life and work of the playwright Molière.

The programme airs at 9am (BST) and will then be available as a podcast on BBC Sounds.
BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Molière
The great French playwright and comic actor who flourished at the court of Louis XIV.
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What do MIA 16th-century Latin odes, the front page of El País, gracefully disproving your own theories and which biscuits are best (hint: not gingernuts) have in common? Find out in our podcast with the lovely Maria Czepiel
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Bulletin of Spanish Studies - Episode 8
Podcast Episode · Queens University Belfast - Bulletin Of Spanish Studies Podcast · 04/16/2025 · 45m
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What do MIA 16th-century Latin odes, the front page of El País, gracefully disproving your own theories and which biscuits are best (hint: not gingernuts) have in common? Find out in our podcast with the lovely Maria Czepiel @uni-of-warwick.bsky.social Now live
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Bulletin of Spanish Studies - Episode 8
Queens University Belfast - Bulletin Of Spanish Studies Podcast · Episode
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I really enjoyed presenting on MENSCHEN AM SONNTAG / PEOPLE ON SUNDAY at the British Film Institute Reuben Library last night, and celebrating the publication of my BFI Film Classics volume on the film. Thank you *very* much to everyone who came, and to those who bought copies of the book! 1/2
A photo of myself (a middle-aged guy wearing glasses) presenting in the BFI library, with a screen in the background. The library entrance, with my presentation visible on the screen inside. The BFI programme for April, open at the page listing my event.
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I’m looking forward to talking about MENSCHEN AM SONNTAG / PEOPLE ON SUNDAY at the BFI library in London this coming Monday, 6.30pm. More info and link to tickets here👇
Buy cinema tickets for New Writings: ‘People on Sunday’ and the Cultural Networks of Weimar Berlin with Dr Jon Hughes | BFI Southbank
2025-04-14T18:30:00.000
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A wonderful evening of conversation and shared commitment to the promotion of Spanish language and culture ☀️☀️
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We were also delighted to be joined by the wonderful team from SPLAS, including Marian Aldaz Aréchaga, curator of the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival, and Dr. Carlos Soler Montes, Senior Lecturer in Spanish Linguistics and Head of SPLAS at the University of Edinburgh.
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Luis Garcia Montero on the importance of Hispanism, and of Humanities, at the opening ceremony
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Luis García Montero at the opening of this year's AHGBI Annual Conference at the University of Edinburgh: "la gran tarea del hispanismo es difundir la transnacionalidad, para aprender y respetar la mirada del otro"
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Prof. Sarah Wright (@sarahwright.bsky.social), president of AHGBI, with Caroline Boyle, Chilean Consul ☀️
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Parallel Session I: Medieval Studies (Room G.01, 50 George Square, University of Edinburgh).

Gemma Pellissa Prades (Universitat de Barcelona): “Hispanic translations of Ovid’s Metamorphoses in the early printing press, 1494-1519”