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Serious Academic: Why I Engage Online

Serious Academic: Why I Engage Online

August 5, 2016 — 10 Comments

On Going Viral(ish): Blogging, “Impact” and Community

On Going Viral(ish): Blogging, “Impact” and Community

June 12, 2015 — 3 Comments

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Not a bloody mess: Some thoughts on endometrial ablation
Unsexy History: Writing with Respect
Chaucer's Funny Rape: Addressing a Taboo in Medieval Studies
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Daddy's Princess: Jealous Fathers, Past and Present
Medieval Midwifery: An Interview With Dr Alaya Swann
The comfort of the body and writing history
If Margery Kempe Were Your Student
Inventing (the) English: Racism, Multilingualism and Medieval Studies
Babysitters and Breadwinners: Constructing the Social Role of Fatherhood

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Parenting in a time of white supremacy
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A Memoir in Blood; or A History of Grace
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Ashes to Ashes: Springing forward in a time of uncertainty

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