Happy Monday! Here's Eleanor Dumbill & Dr Leah Henrickson on the Trollopes and stylometry, in a blog post asking whether families share a style: victorianreview.org/?p=1922

I heard there's an interesting entry about these in the Palgrave Encyclopaedia of Victorian Women's Writing... and one about the author of Michael Armstrong, which this illustration is taken from doi.org/10.1007/978-3-… (FA) doi.org/10.1007/978-3-… (FMT)

My paper with Dr Leah Henrickson using stylometry to explore literary style and possible influence within the Trollope family is out now in Victorian Review!
muse.jhu.edu/article/855486

Thanks Dr. Sarah Faulkner for organising today’s Gothic Women panel! Was really nice to speak to such a great group of people engaged in public humanities work!

Are any of my art historian followers particularly knowledgable about the Indian subcontinent? A friend has this beautiful piece from possibly pre-partition India and would like to know more about the details! #twitterstorians (cc 🌊gybe🌲)

Up'ards take the lead in #Shrovetide . Video: Martha Whitley bit.ly/35HxWNz

Proud of my friend!

What a horrendous and terrifying proposition. Governments have no place in dictating curricula

So excited by this The Conversation piece by @jamescosullivan! Eleanor Dumbill and I reflect on a similar investigation, but of the Trollopes, in a forthcoming paper in @VictorianReview. 🧐
theconversation.com/the-brontes-th…

Happy Friday! Bidding on the BAVS fundraising auction closes tomorrow-- still items left to bid for! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Hmm thanks for the generous offer Uber Eats but I think I’m gonna give this one a pass