pritijoshi.bsky.social
I study 19th c periodicals (fr India & Britain), print culture, illustrations, British colonialism, book history. Always on the lookout for woodcuts, lithographs, pamphlets, newspapers, broadsides.
👤 Joined on 17 July 2024
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heyo my seniors all wanted to do an extra session on this entirely voluntarily and outside of regular class time, so maybe the kids are okay
Show PostJust a friendly reminder that Curran Fellowship applications are due next week on 15 October! Open to all researchers, Curran awards offer up to $6,000 USD to support #19thC periodical research that makes use of print and archival sources. Application guidance here: rs4vp.org/awards/curra...
Show PostSO well deserved, this is an amazing project and resource for anyone interested in the Beetons
Show PostMany CFPs have pinged across our digital radar lately. Make the most of your 2027 conference season by attending our next #RSVPDigiEvent ✨️THIS✨️ Friday, 18 Sept. Our 2026 committee will share their best tips on writing proposals, networking, and giving killer presentations! rs4vp.org/how-to-confe...
Show PostThe artist has inscribed Alex Pretti and Renee Good's last words in Morse code in their speech bubbles in this gorgeous and moving piece. I've been looking at it over and over since the photo debuts yesterday (day 1 of the fair).
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