From Philly. Crime fiction reader & scholar. English Librarian at The Ohio State University.
Joined January 2017
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Final proofs of the Murder, She Wrote book are done. It's available for pre-order from the 21st of February. 🥰 routledge.com/Reassessing-Mu…
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We’re delighted to announce that in partnership with the @britishlibrary, we have released over 1 million more free to view newspapers pages on The Archive, bringing our total of free to view pages to over 4 million. Find out more: bit.ly/47y0g0A #FreeToViewNewspapers
ALT Landscape montage of newspaper mastheads arranged in three columns, all black and white unless stated. From top left clockwise: the Exeter Flying Post, the Cork Herald, the Barbados Herald, the St. Christopher Advertiser and Weekly Intelligencer, the Nonconformist, the Official Gazette of British Guiana (in a sepia tone), Berrow's Worcester Journal, Herapath's Railway and Commercial Journal, the Lyttelton Times, the Ipswich Journal, the Dominica Dial and the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Rishi Sunak has offered his resignation to The King but Keir Starmer has yet to be appointed as Prime Minister, so who's in charge? Me.
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Highlights of #CapCrim11 Day 2: We were delighted with the news that Stewart King, Barbara Pezzotti, Prof. Jesper Gulddal, Carlos Uxó, & Prof. Jarrod Hayes have just been granted funding for their project, A Thematic History of World Crime Fiction: Making Sense of a Global Genre.
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For her keynote, prof. Heholt told us how she reads Joseph Conrad’s #HeartofDarkness as an exemplar of #crimefiction and #folkhorror. #CapCrim11
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#CapCrim11 perks: Another tote bag to add to my collection, and Éva Cserháti’s self-published novel, The Fourth Murder 🛍️🖋️🗒️
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Killing time in London with @jschnabel23 and I went where every new mother goes when emotional and away from baby for the first time... The Foundling Hospital!
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The latest edition of the guide to Open Access 19th-Century Periodicals is out, with links to full, searchable texts of lots of added titles. From trade papers to literary reviews to reformist journals, there's plenty of good browsing here. @RS4VP victorianresearch.org/openac…
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This week's #openaccess article is "Paranoid Attachments to Suburban Dreams: Reading Pathological Femininity in #GoneGirl and #TheGirlontheTrain" by Kendra Marston, and is available via the following link:
buff.ly/3Vosyq5.
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Sisters in Crime grants of up to $500 to buy bks to support #research proj contributing to understanding of women/underrepresented groups in #crimefiction. Candidates must be US citizens/US legal residents or researching US authors. App dline 30 Apr 2024 buff.ly/3z9hwYr
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We are delighted to announce that the proceedings of #CapCrim8: #CrimeFiction, #Femininities & #Masculinities are now available in an #openaccess eBook! Follow the link below to enjoy the contributions made by our fantastic #ICFA members!
➡️ buff.ly/4clvAlf.
Always happy to serve as a reviewer for the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum
@ugresearchOSU
@OSULibrary
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Join us on Feb. 15 from 2-3 p.m. for a virtual talk featuring author @rrb_writer on her new book, “The Vanishing of Carolyn Wells: Investigations into a Forgotten Mystery Author.” Learn more and register: bit.ly/42lDtm1
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With the #CfP for Captivating Criminality 11: Hybridisation & Generic Experiments in Crime Fiction Narratives closing on Jan 31st, we would like to invite you to check in with us this week to remind yourselves of our wonderful #CapCrim11 keynote speakers!
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Did you know that throughout January, the #CrimeFictionStudies journal is free to access?
Please visit our journal via @EdinburghUP to explore the wide range of articles on offer! 😁
🔎 euppublishing.com/loi/cfs 🔍
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Our new exhibit opens this Wednesday, December 13, 2023! “Depicting Mexico and Modernism” is the first retrospective exhibit on the comic strip Gordo by Mexican-American cartoonist Gustavo ‘Gus’ Arriola.
The exhibit will be on display from December 13, 2023-May 5, 2024.
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Join us on Oct. 24 from 6-8 p.m. in Thompson Library for an event featuring poet Hanif Abdurraqib. Abdurraqib will read from his book "A Little Devil in America," and two student poets will share their work. Free & open to the public. Refreshments served. bit.ly/48d9MpK
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Our writing center appointments are filling up more quickly as Fall Break approaches. We'll also be closed for Fall Break from Thursday, 10/12 through Sunday, 10/15 to give our consultants a well-deserved break, so please plan ahead for writing support around the break!
ALT Decorative image of orange leaves on a pastel orange background. The text reads: "The Writing Center will be closed for Fall Break from Thursday, 10/12 through Sunday, 10/15"
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It's #BannedBooksWeek! Check out all the events and ways to get involved with University Libraries. We'll have exclusive #BannedBooks giveaways to share throughout the week, so stop by and see us!
