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Posts by Dr Laura Varnam

Thanks Jacqui, yes, will be interesting to read this…

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The wisteria is out at Univ!! 💜💜💜

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Couldn’t agree more!!

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New term, new mug!! 😄

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Interesting!! Tbh it was the relationships that freaked me out?! We can discuss!!!

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Oh god, that’s dreadful 😢 I am so, so sorry ❤️

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Oooof, I nearly had to stop reading this one 😬 It was compelling but disturbing… Job done, I guess!! but I need something lighter after this one!!

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Fingers crossed! Would be great to see you!

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😁😁😁

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Gorgeous!

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It was AMAZING! Such a brilliant evening 💃🕺🪩

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Our upcoming Guild events for the term! Including a workshop with yours truly & comics powerhouse @hellomizk.bsky.social 💥

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I really need to read it again. Couldn’t bear it as an undergrad but I feel like I was wrong!!

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Absolutely cracking evening meeting the magnificent Kate Butch & watching her Choose Your Own Cabaret show! Huge thanks to my friend for suggesting we go. I bloody loved it! Kate is incredibly talented & bloody hilarious 😂 Highly recommended!

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So interesting to read this, Brian, and learn about the elk!

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Return of the Thompson Elk, Portland’s Talisman • Oregon ArtsWatch Five years after its removal following damage from 2020 social protests, the Elk stands proudly in its reclaimed home. Is downtown ready for a similar renaissance?

Portland's Elk statue has held a lot of personal meaning for me since first visiting PDX in 1995; that meaning increased when I watched courageous protesters gather around it nightly in 2020. But it did incur damage & was removed.

Now the elk has returned & @brianlibby.bsky.social tells its story.

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BRILLIANT 👏👏👏

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This great blog post by librarian Kait Astrella about the book curses in the collections of the Morgan Library makes use of my little book ✨Book Curses✨, which is very gratifying.

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This is the kind of content I come here for! 🦔

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😂😂😂

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Ooh thanks! Haven’t come across that one yet- thanks for putting it on my radar!

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(Current state of mind entirely held together by well written crime novels 😆)

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Novel by Tana French, Faithful Place

Novel by Tana French, Faithful Place

My fourth Tana French ✅ Third in the Dublin Murder Squad series. And I think it might be my favourite? I really enjoyed the deep dive into the narrator’s family background 💚

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This looks great! I’ve taught The Waste Land for the last two years on my medievalism course and I’ve really come round to it!

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Yes indeed! It’s speedway racing. They have teams of seven riders and then race 15 heats with two riders from each team in each heat. (Winner gets 3 points, second gets 2, then 1, last rider 0. Possible 90 points across a meeting). Goes back to the 1920s! Oh, and the bikes have no brakes!!

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RESULT!!! 51-39! Brilliant work, Oxford!!! 🎉🎉🎉

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Cheering on the Oxford Cheetahs at Sandy Lane! Let’s give the Poole Pirates hell!!! 🏍️💥

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Excited to be speaking at this! Alongside fellow GuMMie @saracharles.bsky.social @guildmedmak.bsky.social (Woo! We finally get to meet in person!). Hope to see lots of medievalism-ists there!

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Oh that’s really interesting, hope it helps @liber-ray.bsky.social 🙌 Thanks Allie!

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Ooh I love the sound of that!!

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