I’m delighted to share that my new Cambridge Element, The Poet-Physician: George Crabbe and Medicine, has now been published. It’s freely available to read online for the next two weeks. If you’d like to review the book, Cambridge University Press can provide a digital review copy upon request.

The Poet-Physician

Cambridge Core - English Literature: General Interest - The Poet-Physician

shorturl.at

Free event @thackraymuseum.bsky.social. Come along if you’re in and around Leeds!

Centre for Music, Text and Cultures@cmtac.bsky.social · 2mo ago

We’re excited to announce the first event in our Literary Socials series! Join us for a poetry workshop exploring living with Multiple Sclerosis and other chronic health conditions, led by poet and researcher Dr Georgi Gill. No previous poetry experience needed. Tea and coffee provided.

Excited to share something I’ve been working on over the past year! We’re now recruiting affiliated fellows to join us for academic events and public programmes. If your work aligns with our research areas and you’d like to be part of our growing community, we’d love to hear from you!

Centre for Music, Text and Cultures@cmtac.bsky.social · 6mo ago

The Centre for Music, Text and Cultures (CMTaC) is a new hub for research and creative collaboration in the arts and humanities. We connect scholars, practitioners and wider communities to promote the study of music and text and address cultural issues across historical periods and global contexts.

My review on 'Recent Developments in Romantic Studies' (recent, as in 2022/23...) is out in EJES. It features two 2022 @livunipress.bsky.social titles: Madeleine Callaghan's Eternity in British Romantic Poetry and Daniel Eltringham's Poetry & Commons. Read here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Recent developments in romantic studies

Published in European Journal of English Studies (Ahead of Print, 2025)

tandfonline.com

Taking place TODAY! BARS Digital Symposium: ‘Global Romanticism’ Programme – 23 July 2025 (UK Time; BST) Programme below! BARS Members - you should have received Zoom links to your emails! www.bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=6052