Dr Stephanie Brown
@stephemmabrown.bsky.social
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BBC / AHRC New Generation Thinker | Historical Criminologist | History of Crime, Punishment, & Policing | Medieval to Modern | Expertise in legal & social reactions to homicide, suicide & abortion | https://stephanieemmabrown.co.uk/
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stephemmabrown.bsky.social
A fantastic conference. Wonderful to catch up with fab scholars and to meet many people working on such interesting things. Very much looking forward to next steps.
djrgrey.bsky.social
Congratulations 🎊 to @rebeccawynter.bsky.social and @janetweston.bsky.social for a brilliant conference! 👏🏻 Lots of amazing papers including @historywill.bsky.social @sophiemhistory.bsky.social @stephemmabrown.bsky.social @henryyeomans.bsky.social 🌟 Looking forward to next steps 😀
Photograph of two British women police officers from the 1950s wearing  masks to protect themselves from the smog
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
A great couple of days at the 'Behind Bars' Penal Heritage Symposium at Shrewsbury prison
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Just received my copy of The Historian @histassoc.bsky.social. Thanks to @tombhamilton.bsky.social and Ros Crone for a fab issue on crime and punishment 💕
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Huge congratulations, Greg. Well deserved 🎉
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Huge congratulations @lflannigan17.bsky.social 🎉🎉🎉
Well deserved 👏
royalhistsoc.org
Winner of the RHS First Book Prize (2025):

'Royal Justice and the Making of the Tudor Commonwealth, 1485-1547', by Laura Flannigan (Cambridge University Press, 2024)

bit.ly/4nwi4kj 1/2 #Skystorians
Cover for 'Royal Justice and the Making of the Tudor Commonwealth, 1485-1547', by Laura Flannigan (Cambridge University Press, 2024)
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
If this is you, and you are interested in the imprisonment of people awaiting execution in the nineteenth-century (my work looks at Wales), do get in touch.

Keen to explore media discourses at the time and how we tell these stories today.
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
My paper at the ‘Narratives of Captivity’ conference @northumbriauni.bsky.social looked at narratives of the condemned in the liminal space between death sentence & execution.

To develop this work, I'd really like to work with experts in heritage or corpus linguistics.
eepwrites.bsky.social
Enjoyed hearing @stephemmabrown.bsky.social speak about narratives of liminal space & the shaping of national identity through carcerality, & Alessandra Calanchi discussing domestic entrapment and surveillance in Louisa May Alcott - ‘Narratives of Captivity’ @northumbriauni.bsky.social
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Thank you @eepwrites.bsky.social. It was a great panel and a wonderful conference.
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Oh, don't! This is something that I have to tackle later this week. Hoping I don't run into (m)any tech/access issues 😅 Huge congrats on your success 😂😂
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
You can be a historian of anything. If you don't like the topics on offer in the national curriculum, it does not mean that history isn't for you.
stephemmabrown.bsky.social
Thank you, Tarini. I hope you are well