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I have joined the other place! Same username - please find me and we can follow each other in a crank-free virtual world! Photo of museuminsel in berlin for the bots
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Update 🚨 We have gone to the other place! Same name, but with dashes, instead of underscores. We'll remain here for the time being, but do give us a follow if you're also on there...
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We're delighted to announce the return of the Raymond Williams Society postgraduate essay prize. The prize for the winning entry is £250 and a year's subscription to the Society. See full T&Cs and details of how to enter on our website: raymondwilliams.co.uk/2025/0….
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Join us! 👏
“Global English, decolonisation, and the critique of capitalism”. This week’s WFLL seminar is by @KateSpowage. This Wednesday 11 December at 16:00🇬🇧🕰️ All welcome! Join via Zoom, link in photo @wminhumanities @wminlanguages @wminenglish
First proofs have arrived! If anyone is still here, can I get your best recommendations for DIY indexing? How-to guides, webpages, retrospective knowledge, anecdotal experience of the good, the bad and the ugly? #indexing #ECR #monograph 🙏🙏
Definitively the windiest place I've ever been...until I tried to get a flight back to Leeds on a propeller plane during Storm Bert.
Anyone got better access to ProQuest Historical Newspapers that can download this and send it on pls 🙏?
Clay, N. (1980, Oct 29). 29th district candidate: Stewart: Capable of representing district's interests. Chicago Defender (Daily Edition) (1973-) proquest.com/historical-news…
The fabulous irony of a 1975 newspaper report about the effect of the patriarchy on Black women running an advert promoting La-Z-Boys recliners for Dads.
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Where is the literature in gaming literacy? 'Ready Reader One' explores the diverse ways writers depict and imagine videogames and gamers, from life writing to speculative fiction to user forums to videogame guides created for the internet.
lsupress.org/9780807180891/r…
OUT TODAY:
Kate's fantastic book LANGUAGE AS STATECRAFT
This is a scarily good first book by a very talented researcher.
Consider ordering to your institutional libraries or reviewing a copy!
It's happened 🥁 Language as Statecraft is available now from @RoutledgeLing 🎉 The book offers an original analysis of the politics of language in Rwanda, for a theory of global English that centres class struggle, capitalism, and colonialism. 🧵
routledge.com/Language-as-St…
Very strange to find one of my old essays anthologised in the new edition of The Postcolonial Studies Reader... 👀Forgive its many weaknesses🫣
Out today. Copies available to buy here: routledge.com/The-Postcoloni…
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🚨 NEW!! 🚨
🎧 POD45 EPISODE 18 🎧
🪩 READING DISCO ELYSIUM 🪩
bad cops, bad trips, bad choices, bad gaming: @maybeavalon in conversation with @carlwhite__, @Jess_H_Anderson, and @TothHayley - on all podcast platforms now!
podcasts.apple.com/at/podcas…
Had a blast at COLLECTIVE FORM AND NATIONAL LIBERATION @NCL_English last week. A million thank yous to keynotes, speakers and attendees. 📷 A couple of action shots from day two lunch, and our flyover walk to dinner at the quayside 🚗
Thanks as ever to @LeverhulmeTrust for its continued support
Thanks to @LeedsTheory for the opportunity to present new work from COLLECTIVE FORM. Was brilliant to think through dance, sex, sexuality, law, language, land and 'unauthorised' music as sites of resistance with speakers and attendees 🙌🏻
📅Reminder of our 'Racial Capitalism and Cultural Resistance' symposium this Wednesday @UniversityLeeds, supported by @LeedsUniAHC. Free and open to all. More info here: ahc.leeds.ac.uk/fine-art/eve…
@FAHACS @LeedsUniEnglish
In the context of a prevailing individualism in postcolonial studies, the CfP for COLLECTIVE FORM AND NATIONAL LIBERATION asks contributors to think about how collaboration and cooperation have animated struggles for racial justice, national liberation, and decolonisation.
All very welcome. Check out the full programme and register to attend via the website: blogs.ncl.ac.uk/collectivefo…
Grateful as ever for RTs.























