Looking forward to hosting an online chat today with TV writer and producer Gwyneth Hughes about her 2018 Vanity Fair for my wonderful students on our Victorian Fictions module at QMUL @c19qmul.bsky.social

Tonight singing and talking about Victorian carols ‘in context’ with @c19qmul.bsky.social buddies in @qmul.ac.uk fabulous Octagon

Christina Rossetti was born #otd in 1830. Her poem 'In the Bleak Midwinter' was originally published by Scribners in January 1872 as 'A Christmas Carol'. Gustav Holst set it to music in 1906. It was my father's favourite! @wikivictorian.bsky.social @19birkbeck.bsky.social @c19qmul.bsky.social

Sad that my damaged ankle precludes me presenting some magic lantern slides at QMUL tomorrow night, but here's a damaged but stunning slide to compensate. The aerialist is unidentified but is possibly Ella Zuila as another slide in the set shows her riding her velocipede on the wire.

QMUL Centre for 19C & Legacies@c19qmul.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hello new followers 👋 Do check out our new website. We hope you can join us at an event delving into the nineteenth century and its legacies very soon! www.qmul.ac.uk/arts/researc...

Hello new followers 👋 Do check out our new website. We hope you can join us at an event delving into the nineteenth century and its legacies very soon! www.qmul.ac.uk/arts/researc...

Hi again Victorianist peeps! It's lovely to follow so many folks doing such fascinating work. Also to see lots of old friends. I'm re-upping this because VIC has been so quiet lately, and yet it's a great place for longer-form C19 queries, answers, and discussions than can easily be posted here.

Patrick Leary@patrickleary.bsky.social · 2y ago

Warm welcome to all new followers! To my fellow Victorianists: the VICTORIA discussion group remains a generous, welcoming space, supportive without at all overwhelming your inbox. And the archives are a great resource. If you’re not already a member, check it out: list.iu.edu/sympa/info/v...

Are you based in London? Would you like to enjoy a range of free family-friendly activities on Sunday 1 September? Come along to Conway Hall to get creative, have fun, and learn about the freethinking people and the big ideas that have shaped our society. www.conwayhall.org.uk/freethoughth...

Do you want to contribute to the BAVS community, keep abreast of recent Victorianist publications & develop editing experience? Consider joining the BAVS Newsletter team, dealine Mon 12 Aug - I'm happy to chat about the role if you're thinking of applying. victorianist.wordpress.com/2024/08/01/b...

BAVS Newsletter Editor and Assistant Editor

BAVS are looking for a new Communications Team (BAVS Newsletter Editor and Assistant Editor) to join the Executive Committee. They will be responsible for compiling and distributing the triannual News...

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‼️ Call for Applications: BARS/BAVS Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellowship 2024-2025 ‼️ The Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellowship will provide the successful applicant with affiliation at Royal Holloway, University of London, from Oct 2024 to Sept 2025. CLOSES MONDAY 12 AUG www.bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5387

Hello to the recent influx of BlueSkyers! Please do follow us to hear about fantastic upcoming events running at Queen Mary University of London - we are an interdisciplinary community of experts on the long nineteenth century and foster collaborative connections within and beyond the university.

Our seminar with Nasser Mufti today generated a fantastic discussion around key ideas in his WIP ‘Looking West Again: Decolonization and the Invention of Britain’s Nineteenth Century’, and how these ideas crystallise through rereading C.L.R. James and V. S. Naipaul #QMPocoSeminar

Nasser Mufti will be sharing WIP with us on Wed 14 Feb: ‘C.L.R. James's "Comity of Nations": Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization’. Delighted to be co-hosting this with the QMUL Postcolonial Seminar. Details and sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/britains-n...

Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization

C.LR. James's “Comity of Nations”: Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization, a paper by Nasser Mufti (UIC)

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On Direct Action 💣 Events marking the 130th anniversary of the Greenwich Bomb Outrage, to consider the ways that revolutionary pasts can inspire contemporary praxis. Wed 14 & Thurs 15 February. Tickets here: www.eventbrite.com/e/on-direct-...

On Direct Action

Events marking the 130th anniversary of the Greenwich Outrage, to consider the ways that revolutionary pasts can inspire contemporary praxis

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Nasser Mufti will be sharing WIP with us on Wed 14 Feb: ‘C.L.R. James's "Comity of Nations": Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization’. Delighted to be co-hosting this with the QMUL Postcolonial Seminar. Details and sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/britains-n...

Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization

C.LR. James's “Comity of Nations”: Britain’s Nineteenth Century from the Standpoint of Decolonization, a paper by Nasser Mufti (UIC)

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On Direct Action 💣 Events marking the 130th anniversary of the Greenwich Bomb Outrage, to consider the ways that revolutionary pasts can inspire contemporary praxis. Wed 14 & Thurs 15 February. Tickets here: www.eventbrite.com/e/on-direct-...

On Direct Action

Events marking the 130th anniversary of the Greenwich Outrage, to consider the ways that revolutionary pasts can inspire contemporary praxis

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This was a fabulous event! Beautiful singing and fascinating context for the carols. Made my Monday a bit less Monday

Clare Stainthorp@claregs.bsky.social · 3y ago

Looking forward to introducing another Victorian secularist song as part of the this evening's @c19qmul.bsky.social Carols in Context event. Alongside more familiar pieces, we'll be singing 'Sympathy.' Two verses received Gladstone's own tick of approval in his copy held at @gladlib.bsky.social

What a wonderful way to start the festive season 🎄 Thanks to everyone who joined us for Carols in Context, and especially our incredible choir!

Looking forward to introducing another Victorian secularist song as part of the this evening's @c19qmul.bsky.social Carols in Context event. Alongside more familiar pieces, we'll be singing 'Sympathy.' Two verses received Gladstone's own tick of approval in his copy held at @gladlib.bsky.social

This talk is a week today! All are welcome, please share widely. If you can't join us, you can still check out covecollective.org and branchcollective.org - Dino's digital ventures.

QMUL Centre for 19C & Legacies@c19qmul.bsky.social · 3y ago

We’re delighted to be hosting a talk by Dino Felluga on Wed 6 December at QMUL. It will be a fascinating talk about digital studies and literary history, asking how DH tools might prompt us to rethink our approach to temporality. Register for free here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

This is a week today, and we can't wait 🎵🎄🍷 All are welcome, please share widely!

QMUL Centre for 19C & Legacies@c19qmul.bsky.social · 3y ago

This December our Carols in Context event returns! Join us for a free concert in QMUL's beautiful Octagon room and learn about the 19th-century history of festive tunes - sign up here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

This December our Carols in Context event returns! Join us for a free concert in QMUL's beautiful Octagon room and learn about the 19th-century history of festive tunes - sign up here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

We’re delighted to be hosting a talk by Dino Felluga on Wed 6 December at QMUL. It will be a fascinating talk about digital studies and literary history, asking how DH tools might prompt us to rethink our approach to temporality. Register for free here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

This December our Carols in Context event returns! Join us for a free concert in QMUL's beautiful Octagon room and learn about the 19th-century history of festive tunes - sign up here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

We’re delighted to be hosting a talk by Dino Felluga on Wed 6 December at QMUL. It will be a fascinating talk about digital studies and literary history, asking how DH tools might prompt us to rethink our approach to temporality. Register for free here: www.tickettailor.com/events/qmul1...

Thanks to Yahya Birt and Hamid Mahmood for joining us this afternoon at QMUL - fantastic to hear about Abdullah Quilliam, Fatima Cates and Islamic communities in late-Victorian Britain. Highly recommend checking out their books to learn more 📚

Hello! We've got lots of exciting nineteenth-century studies events coming up this year at QMUL. Give us a follow and watch this space for updates.