For those who are curious, my article for @Telegraph about a somewhat unsual travel experience - specifically, travelling to Dartmoor to recover an amateur oil painting of my great-aunt - is now available online! 🖼 I really enjoyed writing this piece.

RT @HistoricalJnl: 📣New HJ blog!✨ Rosalind Moran (@RosalindCMoran) explores Francesca Fuoli's (@FranFuoli) recent article on the role of b…

RT @mxcreant: First up, @RosalindCMoran on Lauren Fuge's VOYAGERS: "Voyagers takes its time and explores its subject matter carefully & wi…

Made a fun little video essay in celebration of Muriel’s Wedding, which turns 30 this month 🎂 Also on ABBA, musicals, and some speculation about portrayals of ‘winners’ in film 🎥

RT @DylanoA4: C. S. Lewis, every damn time

@moya_costello You’re welcome - I’m happy you got something out of it!

RT @unabridgedplath: So much working, reading, thinking, living to do. A lifetime is not long enough.

In some small news, I finally published part 2 of a video essay on Saltburn (2023). Link below for those curious!

@ClareHluff @Telegraph This comment was such a nice surprise to receive. Thank you, Helen!

@evamackevic @readersdigestUK Very sorry to read this news, Eva - it was always a pleasure writing for you and RD! All the very best for the next chapter. I hope it's a wonderful one! ❤️

Please email rosalind.moran [at] - I'd love to hear from you. Science academia is notoriously competitive and 'keeping up' is hard, even if one isn't also squeezing in extracurriculars like creating human life. Still an issue in 2024; keen to highlight it.

RT @TheRazorMag: Happy April, writers. We've got a delightful new issue for you, featuring writing by @WendyNickel and @RosalindCMoran, ori…

I wrote for @missingperspectives about the ongoing cultural obsession with girls and girlhood. In 2024, why do we have a renewed attachment to girlhood, ‘girl-ness’, and ‘girlies’?

What’s the point of Oppenheimer? Shameless reshare in light of the film’s Best Picture win at #Oscar2024 #ChristopherNolan #CillianMurphy

How does the Oppenheimer film portray science, genius, and history? And if you’re a scientist making discoveries and advancing knowledge, how responsible are you for what others do with your work? New video essay on these questions ⚡️ #Oppenheimer

RT @arcticmunchies: This video perfectly sums up why Poor Things didn't really work for me.

@arcticmunchies While I’m sorry that you also found Poor Things lacklustre, I’m pleased you got something out of the video! Thank you for checking it out.

RT @jennygzhang: dreaming about launching a general-interest publication where writers can get paid to publish longform articles about what…

Learn from my mistakes 😶 And thank you @GuardianAus for commissioning this piece! I had a great time writing it.