helenkingstone.bsky.social
Senior Lecturer in 19thC literature at Royal Holloway, London. I research how living memory becomes narrative history in novels, textbooks, oral history, panoramas, biography & via generations, including Digital Humanities
👤 Joined on 20 December 2023
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I think I’m about to volunteer to do another thing?! I said no thank you and then got a reply accepting that and asking for advice on who else to seek out and now I’m like, oh that sounds interesting, maybe I’m a yes. This whole “no” thing is truly hopeless 😩
Show PostThis is an extraordinary graph charting a major transformation in the basic conditions of young people's everyday lives since the late twentieth century, when cohabitation before marriage became the norm.
Show PostExcellent news. IMHO Stuart Hall was incapable of writing a boring sentence, which cannot be said of many academics.
Show PostWriting a new lecture on 1890s women poets and it is WAY too long. How can I do justice to May Kendall, Dollie Radford (pictured), Amy Levy, Nora Hopper and E. Nesbit in 50 mins?? Send help!
Show PostWe were treated to a fantastic fly-through of the book from @sorourke25.bsky.social , including a generous name check for @nathankhensley.bsky.social, whose own book was one of the runners up for the prize. I like the RSVP Colby Lecture model, but this was a great send off for #BAVS2026.
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