🍃Associate Professor of English, Durham University

📚Now writing Codex Poetics - & thinking about poetics and format, intermediality, politics of reading, racialization of the book, Romanticism

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literature, art, culture, and whatever else

Romanticism & 18th/19th c studies

Storyteller about storytellers.
18th century to today & beyond.
Associate Professor of English
Words at Polygon (RIP), LA Review of Books, more. Next book: HOW STORIES ARE PLAYED (on #TTRPG Actual Play & digital storytelling performance)
www.ecfriedman.com

Professor of British History, University of Manchester. Social historian of northern England. Currently partial to a bit of material culture, religion, digital community history, popular culture and boxing. 🗃️

Mieskeit; Historical Lexicography & the Emoluments Clause (CUP '25); lexicographer; linguist; Edgeworth; #18thc; #CUNY; #NJ; down the shore; serial commas

C19 American Lit and Culture; poetry & poetics; trying to understand these dark times.  Also, idly scrolling, interested in what you are reading….

Senior Lecturer in 18th-century Studies (Queer & Disability Studies). Author of *Effeminate Years* (2017); co-editor of *The Edinburgh Companion to Queer Reading* (2025). Views my own, not employer’s.

Victorianist & lit professor, gardener, lover of quirky details. Writing sporadically at https://andreakastontange.com

British Romanticist & expert in cultural/political influences of 17th-20th c. secret societies (no tin foil hats, please). Still trying to make academia better for academics and students and still working on all the rest.

ECF is an international, peer-reviewed quarterly devoted to the critical and historical investigation of literature and culture of 1660-1832. Editor Eugenia Zuroski, McMaster University. Posts by ECF editors; contact: ecf@mcmaster.ca.

Assoc prof of ENGL, Marquette U • writing about deafness, disability, queerness in the looong c18 • cat dad • running punk • KEXP listener • novel reader • 🏳️‍🌈🦻• 🏀🏈 U of U, MU, Bucks, Packers • he/him

• Putting the interdisciplinary in eighteenth century studies for over 25 years
• Researching and teaching the longest eighteenth century, 1650-1850
• Home to the interdisciplinary in MA in Eighteenth Century Studies at the University of York

Professor of Gothic literature mainly posting about books, cake, horses and my cat Dickens.