New publication! This collection co-edited by @TisdallLaura and I has some excellent essays on adulthood in Britain and the US from the middle ages to today - and it's all open access. To read a blog post with a bit more info about the book see:

RT @TisdallLaura: The book I co-edited with @_mariacannon, Adulthood in Britain and the United States from 1350 to Generation Z, is out OPE…

@KateGibson22 @charmianmansell @EmmaWhipday Hi Kate! Thanks. I am indeed currently working on an article on some half siblings. Would be happy to have a chat about them, Emma.

@RobJames68 Definitely! I already have many of Jen's articles on my reading list for the theme 'gendered bodies' 😊

@RWLDproject @EHChalus I had seen - yes it looks great! Unfortunately I'm going to be on the train on the way to an archive trip that evening so I'll miss out

@DrDionGeorgiou This is really sad to read Dion. I'm so sorry to hear that this is how you and your colleagues are being treated. Your teaching and scholarship are so valuable. I hope your management can be made to see that

@NikkiClark86 I prefer to use natal name/title. Sometimes I worry about doing it because it's not established practice but it makes more sense for my women who are often married multiple times. So I definitely support you using that convention!

@DrSarahLKenny I found Still Life by Sarah Winman heart-warming in a good way (sometimes I find 'feel good/heart-warming' books leave me a bit cold). It also makes you want to go to Florence immediately!

@cgsloan All the pizza is good but Sorbillo is 👌🏻

RT @IHR_LifeCycles: Our next seminar is TOMORROW! Join us for a paper from @HonorMorris - 'Too old for liberation? Older women’s experience…

For any teachers and A-level students interested in the Tudors - my colleague Dr Katy Gibbons will be delivering a webinar about how Henry VIII's subjects spoke out against royal tyranny. Sign up below

@PortsCityMuseum And if you can't make it to the museum, check out Gemma, Loraya and Chanel's podcast on the research they've done into some of the #EndangeredCrafts featured in the exhibition

@AmieBolissian This looks great! I'll try and join online. Also looks like there might be some speakers we could invite to @IHR_LifeCycles in the future 👀

@hagenilda @IHR_LifeCycles Eventually 😬 Pleased that everyone can hear your work now though! It's a great project

@NikkiClark86 I looked at the later 16th century material (Thynne papers) on microfilm at the IHR. It was a while ago though so I can't remember how much of the collection is available

PHD BURSARY! Would you like to work with me on a PhD project on the topic of young, single women in early modern England? If so, we have a fees-only bursary currently open for application at UoP:

@MeganRShaw I have also written a couple of things recently: and 😊

@TisdallLaura I loved Black Water Sister by Zen Cho so will have to check out this collection - sounds great!