Buxi Duan

@buxiduan.bsky.social

Academic Coach @Buckinghamshire New University | Honorary Research Fellow; EngLit PhD @University of Birmingham | D. H. Lawrence, modernism, and archives | translator | he/him (phonetics: Bu-She Du-An)

📣 Calling my BlueSky followers - would you like to join the #LTHEchat organising committee? To express your interest, please complete this very brief form in @suebecks.bsky.social post below ⬇️ @buxiduan.bsky.social @kathrynsidaway.bsky.social

@suebecks@suebecks.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Are you interested in becoming a member of a future #LTHEchat organising team? We are looking for open practitioners, educators and students, who would be interested in joining a future organising team. If this is you, please complete this expression of interest. docs.google.com/forms/d/17DA...

And thanks to the generous conference subvention from the Bibliographical Society UK, we're able to offer a few small travel grants for self-identified PGRs and ECRs without access to institutional support. More details below and do consider applying!😊

Wim Van Mierlo@wvmierlo.bsky.social · last yr.

If you are in or near Reading (UK) next month, please do look in at this wonderful, free symposium at the Centre for Book Cultures and Publishing organized by @buxiduan.bsky.social and @lawrentian.bsky.social. research.reading.ac.uk/centre-for-b... #modernism #scholarlyediting #textualscholarship

My wonderful colleague Lawrence Jones and I organised a symposium on Modernist Editing at Reading @cbcp-unirdg.bsky.social! We’ve got a DREAM lineup of leading scholars in textual scholarship, especially @greenbowlerhat.bsky.social! And we have a few travel bursaries. Details👇 Gonna be a fab day!

Rebecca Bowler@greenbowlerhat.bsky.social · last yr.

Buxi Duan @buxiduan.bsky.social has organised a wonderful symposium on Modernist Editing at the University of Reading. Do come! There are a few bursaries for PGR and precarious ECRs … research.reading.ac.uk/centre-for-b... @modernistudies.bsky.social

Now reading. Fascinating to learn of the expert literary criticism readers of Good Housekeeping enjoyed in the 20s, from writers Virginia Woolf, Rose Macaulay, as well as novelist Clemence Dane. And how seriously women's magazines took their role in educating their newly enfranchised readers.

Cover of book 'Clemence Dane and Good Housekeeping' by Stella Deen. Cover features a painting of a woman reading a book on a long sandy beach

Good afternoon! My wonderful co-editors and I are so excited as we approach the publication date for The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and Transnational Perspectives. Just wanted to share that the volume is now available for preorder: edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-the-edi...

The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and Transnational Perspectives

The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and Transnational Perspectives

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1/2 A superlative, benevolent & generous scholar, whom we lost this year, in his last email to me, said “Supporting rising talent, I have come to understand, whether through direct teaching or indirect support and mentoring, is ultimately more important than anything I’ve published. …

English: Journal of the English Association@englishjournaloup.bsky.social · last yr.

Our latest issue is a celebration of the brilliant work being carried out by Early Career Researchers across our discipline(s), containing scintillating studies from Old English to postmodernity. Link here: academic.oup.com/english/issu...

Such a great honour to have my name listed alongside those distinguished scholars in textual scholarship! Please drop me a message if you're interested in my scholarly edition of D. H. Lawrence's short story 'The Flying Fish' - happy to share and discuss all things archives and textual criticism!

Centre for Book Cultures & Publishing (CBCP) @UniofReading@cbcp-unirdg.bsky.social · last yr.

We are excited to announce that our CBCP Visiting Research Fellow, Buxi Duan, received an honourable mention in the Society of Textual Scholarship’s 2025 Fredson Bowers Memorial Prize for his scholarly edition of D. H. Lawrence’s short story, published last year. textualsociety.org/sts-prizes-a...

Absolutely honoured to be invited to present my current research on Nancy Pearn at the next #DHLawrenceHappyHour event! Pearn was more than Lawrence's 'golden [...] magazine girl' - she was a leading literary agent.

D. H. Lawrence Society of North America@dhlawrencesocna.bsky.social · last yr.

Our next #DHLawrenceHappyHour event takes place Tuesday, 27 May 2025 at 11:00am EDT (New York), 4:00pm BST (London). We will feature @buxiduan.bsky.social who will present his talk: “‘[Acting] throughout to the best possible advantage of the author’: Nancy Pearn, Literary Agent.” Details below.👇

Poster of the next D H Lawrence Happy Hour event. Speaker is Buxi Duan; title is “‘[Acting] throughout to the best possible advantage of the author’: Nancy Pearn, Literary Agent”; time will be Tuesday, 27 May 2025 at 11:00am EDT (New York), 4:00pm BST (London).

A very big thank you to Susan Reid, editor of The Journal of D.H.Lawrence Studies (2013 - 2024), who steps down after 12 years and 3,046 edited pages. We wish her the very best with her own creative endeavours. Watch this space...

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Just received the latest issue of the Journal of D. H. Lawrence Studies! So happy to see my variorum edition of Lawrence's short story fragment 'The Flying Fish' printed alongside the works of scholars I admire - this issue will definitely be a great weekend and holiday reading!

Cover of the latest issue of the Journal of D. H. Lawrence Studies.First page of the Contents section of this issue of the Journal of D. H. Lawrence Studies.First page of my article titled 'A New Edition of D. H. Lawrence's "The Flying Fish"'.