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for @theconversation.com I wrote about the Shy Girl AI scandal and what it might mean for publishing, writing and readers
theconversation.com/a-popular-ho...
@livunienglish.bsky.social doctoral candidate Natalie Wall has written for @theguardian.com about the bizarre brand collaborations with the new Wuthering Heights film (which includes a smoothie bowl...). Read Natalie's article here:
www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
#wutheringheights
personal favourite is the Wuthering Heights açai bowl, the phrase "cacao nibs are his bitter soul, goji berries are his broken heart" will stay with me forever
for The Guardian I wrote about the bizarre merch collaborations of Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights
www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
for @dazeddigital.com I wrote about the politics of scent amid the rise of avant-garde perfumery
www.dazeddigital.com/beauty/artic...
fun fact, when this was found it also had false eyelashes above the sockets
now I’m back at my parents’ for christmas I can pick up the sheep skull my mam found in the basement of the northumberland county council building in the summer and brought home for me
hopefully this wasn’t the thing holding the council together
yesterday I passed my PhD viva with minor corrections! thank you so much to my examiners @keeblearin.bsky.social and @davidhering.bsky.social for such a great experience! 💫
ahhhhhhh best of luck! you'll be fantastic!
yesterday I submitted my PhD thesis ✨
institutions cannot afford... unpaid research? until that 'low quality' research becomes lucrative or impactful and then universities will gladly take credit for if it...
I had a great time speaking to some wonderful undergrads about their work decolonising the curriculum, their enthusiasm makes for some great start of term listening ✨
computer, play Tempest by Ethel Cain, loud enough to kill small mammals
I loved recording this with @writedavidwrite.bsky.social, talking about my research and theorising about whether Jane Eyre would be classed as trauma fiction if it were published today.
today it was the new singles, but mr spider loves it all
there's a spider that lives in a hole in my study that comes out when i play ethel cain
girl not now
I had the pleasure of interviewing @paddy-brennan.bsky.social for this episode - a really fascinating dive into food consumption and self-starvation in Irish fiction from Edna O'Brien to Sally Rooney.
i still think about the perfect pen i had when i was seven years old, it was a scented gel pen and its deep blood red ink smelled like cinnamon
you search for vintage bloomers one time a year ago and ads will follow you for the rest of time
i went to a showing of the fourth pirates of the caribbean film, already a mistake, but it was so rowdy someone tried to initiate a mexican wave on my aisle
you're so welcome, I loved reading it!
what doesn't get talked about enough in the student using AI conversation is that most of them don't really know what it is despite using it, you explain the issues with plagiarism, copyright, the environment, the way it will make your brain atrophy, etc and they are often really shocked
I learned so much about digital community research from Feminist Fandom and it has really been invaluable in my study of online reading communities.
@sotauol.bsky.social @livunienglish.bsky.social
My review of Briony Hannell's brilliant book 'Feminist Fandom: Media Fandom, Digital Feminisms, and Tumblr' is now available in Feminist Media Studies ✨ @femmediastudies.bsky.social
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Can't wait to present my paper exploring online reading communities and emotion-based literary critique at this conference!
Thank you so much! The Goldfinch is v long read but definitely worth it imo!