Laurie Atkinson

boydellandbrewer.com/9781843846925/… Dreamy! I can’t wait to see this in print. A big thank you to @boydellbrewer for all their help getting it to press. I’m pinching myself!

A woodcut conundrum... William Copland prints this before his 1553 edition of the Recuyell of the Histories of Troy. He is probably reusing it from an earlier book. Does anyone recognise it? #earlymodern #print #RenTwitter

Tomorrow begins the @uni_tue Early Modern Printed Books Spring School: 4 days of lectures, seminars, and a work-in-progress forum, with a special presentation of the Altbestand. Safe travels to our international bibliophiles. Good things await! #tübingen #earlymodern #print

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What a lovely surprise to come home to! Thank you @boydellbrewer for the beautiful books. And Cathy Atkinson for the flowers! #medieval #earlymodern #tudor #scots #authorship

@hannah_piercy @boydellbrewer Thanks Hannah! I know, really pleased with the cover

boydellandbrewer.com/9781843846925/… Dreamy! I can’t wait to see this in print. A big thank you to @boydellbrewer for all their help getting it to press. I’m pinching myself!

@HannahALucas @boydellbrewer Thank you, Hannah!

@Latkinson_95 @boydellbrewer Congrats, Laurie! Looks brilliant!

@BedesBooks @durhamcathedral @DurhamWHS How interesting! Do you have the reference for this manuscript?

Ever wondered why St Valentine, who died #OnThisDay in 269, became associated with romantic love? Most likely because his feast day coincides with the traditional medieval date for the start of the mating season, as in this 12th-century @durhamcathedral calendar. #ValentinesDay

@AnniHaahr @QMUL Thanks Anni! I hope all is well with you!

I have to share this. It is so impressive 🤩Well done Laurie!! @QMUL is lucky to have you :D

Thrilled to be setting out as MHRA Postdoctoral Research Assistant @QMUL this week, working on the new edition of the complete works of Chaucer! Twychand this buke, peraventur ye sall here sumtyme efter… #medievaltwitter

📖 New thesis: Dreaming of authors, authoring dreams: Literary authorship in the framed first-person allegories of John Skelton, William Dunbar, Stephen Hawes, and Gavin Douglas: ATKINSON, LAURIE,RAY (2021) Dreaming of authors, authoring dreams: Literary… bit.ly/3lrXa8m

There's still room on @HoccleveSociety's sponsored session @IMC_Leeds 2021! The deadline for paper proposals has now been extended to 11 September 2020. For more information, go to hocclevesociety.org/2020/07/12/cfp… #hoccleve #IMC2021 #medievaltwitter

@HoccleveSociety wants your proposal for @IMC_Leeds 2021! The focus is ‘Climates’, and the IHS is particularly interested in papers addressing ‘climates’ of reception in Hoccleve’s writings. Please send abstracts to laurie.r.atkinson@durham.ac.uk hocclevesociety.org

@HoccleveSociety invites proposals for a sponsored session at @IMC_Leeds 2021! We are looking for interested in papers addressing ‘climates’ of reception in Hoccleve’s writings, their witnesses, and his critical heritage. hocclevesociety.org/2020/07/12/cfp…

The International Hoccleve Society is excited to announce its call for papers for a sponsored session on ‘climates’ of reception at the International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, 5-8 July 2021. For more details, go to hocclevesociety.org.

A slick programme, great papers, and home-brewed cups of tea! MEMSA's Crossing Borders, Contesting Boundaries conference is a real treat! #CBCB2020

Good morning! It’s the first day of Crossing Borders, Contesting Boundaries, @DurhamMEMSA ‘s 2020 conference. Our first panel is about to go live and you can join in the conversation using #CBCB2020

MEMSA is excited to announce the imminent release of Sam Bailey’s virtual seminar, ‘Disability and Transhumanism in the Works of Paul Scarron and Denis Sanguin de Saint-Pavin'. To access Sam’s talk, go to facebook.com/groups/memsa20… at 6pm on Monday 20 April. See you at the cabaret!

Our CfP for the annual MEMSA Conference is now open! Send us your 250 word abstract by 27 March. #medievaltwitter #earlymoderntwitter #CBCB2020