Its getting increasingly difficult to cram our research activities into the start of July and the start of September 😒

Aww no, this clashes with BCH 😢

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! 🎉🎂🥂

Stephanie Brown Dr Stephanie Brown is Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Hull. As a historical criminologist, her research focuses on crime, punishment, and poli...

Now it is 'website official' I am happy to announce that I'm represented by the brilliant Matt Turner at RCW Literary Agency. It has been amazing working through ideas for my first trade book 📖
rcwlitagency.com/clients/step...

Tonight I am speaking about the @medimurdermaps.bsky.social as part of Colliderfest @uniofhull.bsky.social

It is free, but seats can be booked here: www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/hul...

#Medievalsky Anyone know what this knife is?

BBC Radio 4 - Free Thinking, Crime and punishment medieval to modern Matthew Sweet's guests include Lord Sumption and criminal barrister Joanna Hardy-Susskind.

Another patient, antiphonal & contemporary BBCFreeThinking — on crime & punishment. Even the edgy silences speak
@drmatthewsweet.bsky.social talks to @stephemmabrown.bsky.social , @scouttzofiya.bsky.social, @joannahs.bsky.social, Stephen Shapiro, Jonathan Sumption
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Thanks @drmatthewsweet.bsky.social for brilliantly hosting Free Thinking - Crime and Punishment, Medieval to Modern with @stephenshapiro.bsky.social, @joannahs.bsky.social, @scouttzofiya.bsky.social, Jonathan Sumption and me.

If you missed it, catch up on BBC Sounds ⬇️

Looking forward to listening to this one, really useful topic 👍

Many thanks to @historywill.bsky.social, @richmondbridge.bsky.social, @tombhamilton.bsky.social, Paul Werner, @hannahelias.bsky.social, Tabitha Bates, Max Lord, Usha Masani, @johnmunro.bsky.social, Joanna Obomanu, and @stephemmabrown.bsky.social for sharing their thoughts in this piece

Green Ink Sponsored Write 2025 for Macmillan Cancer Support Help Green Ink Sponsored Write at the Writers' Gym raise money to support Macmillan Cancer Support

This Saturday I am taking part in the Green Ink Sponsored Write 2025 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Any donations/sharing of this post greatly appreciated 💚

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A fantastic conference. Wonderful to catch up with fab scholars and to meet many people working on such interesting things. Very much looking forward to next steps.

Woman's Hour - Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Pregnancy drug DES, Novelist Heather Morris - BBC Sounds The Murder on the Dancefloor hitmaker has a new album, Perimenopop

Yesterday I was on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour talking about
the history of suicide. You can catch up here (from c.32mins):

Mapping Murder in Medieval York, London, and Oxford Dr Stephanie Brown, lead researcher on the York medieval murder map, reveals the homicidal topography of fourteenth-century English cities.

Last chance to book tickets for my virtual talk on medieval murder for Curious Histories: Charity History Talks

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mapping-mu...

Our medieval murder maps reveal the surprising geography of violence in 14th-century English cities In the 14th century, Sundays were particularly deadly.

My article for @theconversation.com

theconversation.com/our-medieval...

Thanks for sharing @kyjanl.bsky.social

A great couple of days at the 'Behind Bars' Penal Heritage Symposium at Shrewsbury prison

Coroners, communities, and the Crown: mapping death and justice in late medieval England

The online version is here: www.history.org.uk/publications...

Just received my copy of The Historian @histassoc.bsky.social. Thanks to @tombhamilton.bsky.social and Ros Crone for a fab issue on crime and punishment 💕

Huge congratulations, Greg. Well deserved 🎉

Congrats Jen 👏 🎉

The dangers of romanticising Britain’s 1976 heatwave By sentimentalising the summer of 1976, we strip away its lessons.

My article for @theconversation.com 'The dangers of romanticising Britain’s 1976 heatwave'

theconversation.com/the-dangers-...

Episode 28: Teaching Opportunities in Higher Education Podcast Episode · The Early Career Researcher Podcast · 30/06/2025 · 1h 6m

Listen now: Episode 28: ‘Teaching Opportunities in Higher Education’ feat. @rozierhistorian.bsky.social + @stephemmabrown.bsky.social on:
- Why teach?
- Types of teaching opportunities
- How to get started (and how to enjoy it!)

podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t...

open.spotify.com/episode/70ss...

Huge congratulations @lflannigan17.bsky.social 🎉🎉🎉
Well deserved 👏

Mapping Murder in Medieval York, London, and Oxford Dr Stephanie Brown, lead researcher on the York medieval murder map, reveals the homicidal topography of fourteenth-century English cities.

Come (virtually) to hear me talk about @medimurdermaps.bsky.social for Curious Histories: Charity History Talks on 10 September.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mapping-mu...

If this is you, and you are interested in the imprisonment of people awaiting execution in the nineteenth-century (my work looks at Wales), do get in touch.

Keen to explore media discourses at the time and how we tell these stories today.

My paper at the ‘Narratives of Captivity’ conference @northumbriauni.bsky.social looked at narratives of the condemned in the liminal space between death sentence & execution.

To develop this work, I'd really like to work with experts in heritage or corpus linguistics.