PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA
'THE IHR'S SEMINAR CULTURE: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE - A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION' IN TALKING HISTORY: SEMINAR CULTURE AT THE INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH, 1921-2021
Publication due mid 2024
Contribution to this chapter, specifically looking at the History Lab, the postgraduate seminar series of the IHR
DISCOMFORT IN LETTER WRITING
Forthcoming 2024
Link will appear after publication
DISTANT COMMUNICATIONS: BEYOND DEATH SPECIAL ISSUE
February 2024
This is a special issue derived from the Distant Communications conference in July 2021. It is planned with the Cultural and Social History Journal for a 2024Â publication. I will be co-authoring the 'Introduction' with Ellen Smith
LIZ TRUSS IS NOW THE UK'S SHORTEST SERVING PRIME MINISTER - HOW DOES SHE STACK UP AGAINST GEORGE CANNING WHO PREVIOUSLY HELD THE RECORD?
October 2022
HISTORY OF EDUCATION PODCAST
February 2022
Discussion of my article on Female Remote Education through Letters. Available here:Â https://historyofeducation.org.uk/4823-2/ including a transcript
A MOTHER EDUCATING HER DAUGHTER REMOTELY THROUGH FAMILIAL CORRESPONDENCE: THE LETTER AS A FORM OF FEMALE DISTANCE EDUCATION IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Journal Article with History, January 2022
Open Access:Â https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/1468-229X.13237
REVIEW: BARCLAY, KATIE, AND FRANÇOIS SOYER, EDS, EMOTIONS IN EUROPE 1517–1914, VOL. 4,
TRANSFORMATIONS 1789–1914 (ABINGDON: ROUTLEDGE, 2021)
December 2021
Review with Emotions: History, Society, Culture
https://brill.com/view/journals/ehcs/5/2/article-p355_10.xml?ebody=previewpdf-49929
WHAT ONE GEORGIAN FAMILY CAN TEACH US ABOUT WRITING LETTERS IN THE AGE OF ZOOM, 'THE CONVERSATION'
July 2021
https://theconversation.com/what-one-georgian-family-can-teach-us-about-writing-letters-in-the-age-of-zoom-163777
NEW DIRECTIONS IN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTURY ART BLOG POST
May 2021
Eighteenth Century Objects of Grief: Beyond the Mourning Ring https://ndenca.wordpress.com/blog-2/
IN CONVERSATION WITH POSTGRADS - GUEST
July 2020
I was a guest on the podcast In Conversation with Postgrads, discussing my PhD research on expressions of anxiety in 18th and 19th century letter writing.
STAGE AND SCREENED: HOW MARY ANN CANNING INFLUENCED GEORGE CANNING'S IDENTITY GENDER AND SEXUALITY MAGAZINE, 4, (JUNE 2019)
Published June 2019
https://issuu.com/swwdtpgenderandsexualityresearch/docs/gendered_voicess_issue_four_emotion_and_identity