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Stephen Gregg
@shgregg.bsky.social
Academic: 18thC literature, book history, critical digitization. Bath, UK. Accomplices Sid the greyhound 🌈 and Turner the whippet.
Matthew McCormack
@historymatt.bsky.social
Historian of Georgian Britain, currently researching shoes. President of @BSECS.bsky.social. Views my own but not necessarily original.
ISECS/SIEDS
@isecs-sieds.bsky.social
International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies / Société internationale d'étude du dix-huitième siècle. http://www.isecs.org
Marie VC, PhD
@marievc.eurosky.social
Postdoctoral Researcher (elle/she) • Internet & Cultural Studies • Legal Knowledge & Environmental Law • Social & Climate Justice • Brussels Sprouts Appreciatio
Matthew L Reznicek
@drreznicek.bsky.social
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
Kate Nankervis (she/her)
@womanofclouds.bsky.social
PhD researcher in Romantic Literature 🖋️ Thinking/writing about clouds, climate, affect, and ecological consciousness ⛅️Co-convener @e-cen.bsky.social
Dr Andrew McInnes
@drbeard79.bsky.social
Hopeless Romanticist, childless cat dad, and coffee addict (he/him) Solving real word problems
Dr Amanda Blake Davis 🌱
@abdavis.bsky.social
Shelleyan 🍂 | Co-editor, Romantic Trees: The Literary Arboretum | Lecturer in English Literature | amandablakedavis.com
Catherine Rose Maw
@realityandreverie.bsky.social
18th/19th C. Literature and History: Poetry, Nature, Science, Medicine, and Emotion 🌿✨ Lover of Romanticism, Fantasy, Folklore, and the Gothic 🖤🥀
Cal Sutherland
@calsutherland.bsky.social
—PhD Researcher at the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, University of York —Wordsworth, Property, and Marxist Ecocriticism
Dr. Katie Sagal
@aksagal.bsky.social
Associate Professor; 18thc Brit Lit & Science. Author of Botanical Entanglements (UVA Press). New project on marine ecology in the works. Super into plants, run
Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies at York
@cecs-york.bsky.social
• Putting the interdisciplinary in eighteenth century studies for almost 30 years • Researching and teaching the longest eighteenth century, 1650-1850 • Home to