Historian. 18/19C women, material culture, mental illness. British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. University of Birmingham. Book on asylum tourism forthcoming wit

Trying to watch more cricket than I write about. 🏏 The next book is about Nancy Sharp [https://tinyurl.com/2736jaw4].

Historian of Georgian Britain, currently researching shoes. President of @BSECS.bsky.social. Views my own but not necessarily original.

International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies / Société internationale d'étude du dix-huitième siècle. http://www.isecs.org

Health Humanities and c18/19 British and Irish Literature. Must love dogs. Most recent book: Tales of Health: Illness, Disability, and Citizenship in the Roman

18th/19th C. Literature and History: Poetry, Nature, Science, Medicine, and Emotion 🌿✨ Lover of Romanticism, Fantasy, Folklore, and the Gothic 🖤🥀

We are the principal academic journal covering the history of the English midlands, from Roman times to the twenty-first century.

Wednesday 18th Nov. 4:30pm. (Zoom) Sex At The Seaside Seminar. Presenting alongside Dr Allan Brodie exploring the sexual undertone of the seaside and Bernard Cr

Visual representation and French cultural history 1789-1914. Comments and likes are my own and do not implicate my employer. https://jannmatlock.weebly.com/

I’m a writer, actress, and first person historical interpreter who loves to share stories — true and imagined! Currently a PhD researcher in English Literature

Senior lecturer in Restoration and eighteenth-century literature (especially theatre) at Newcastle University; trustee of BSECS; likes cats and learning languag

18thC clothing for pregnancy @UniofExeter | @Costume_Society | public history | museums | project management | FRSA http://Amywilsonstorey.com Babiesinmuseums.c

British Romanticist & expert in cultural/political influences of 17th-20th c. secret societies (no tin foil hats, please). Still trying to make academia better

Fashion/material culture scholar. Curator at GCVM (opinions my own). Author of Regency Women's Dress, 1800-1830. AskHistorians moderator. (she/her) Links to my