PhD @SussexUniMAH - 18th c. lit βπ»β’ English tutor/teacher π©π»βπ« β’ @BurneySocietyUK β’ PGR Editor @RRRJournal β’ @READEnglish, @staenglish @SussexUniESW π©π»βπ
England, United Kingdom
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Beth Stewart ππ retweeted
Hand-coloured tea & birdie, from 1758
ALT Hand-coloured plate from the Grand Magazine showing a hummingbird in profile sitting in a tea plant
So excited to join the board; I canβt wait to work with you all!
We are delighted to announce the most recent additions to the RRR editorial board.
A very warm welcome to our four new PGR Editors: @ReaderITweeted, @Megha53830440, Jessica McLennan (@Macquarie_Uni), and Fabia Buescher (@englishunicam) - we look forward to working with you all!
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Beth Stewart ππ retweeted
"you've been working on your PhD for three years. What's it about?"
Me:
Itβs here! Iβm so proud of the ebook; the first of many new resources to come! I hope it helps students everywhere access the brilliance of Shakespeare a little more easily!
π¨Exciting news!π¨
Our new e-book on the soliloquies of Macbeth is finally here! Perfect for GCSE and A-Level literature studentsπβπ»
25% off until Monday 10th of February! π
tuttitutoring.com/tutti-resoβ¦
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Beth Stewart ππ retweeted
π SNEAK PEAK PREVIEW: Just one day until our Macbeth soliloquies e-book is released!
Available to purchase and from 10am tomorrow on!
Here is a sneaky preview of what to expect:
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#shakespeare
#EnglishTeacher
Beth Stewart ππ retweeted
POLL: What do you find the most difficult about studying?
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Beth Stewart ππ retweeted
Here are four books by four academic historians who write legibly for an audience beyond academia. Most of them have been doing this for decades, and at least one of them also writes in an Indian language other than English.
Read these books if you havenβt already!
