Lindsey Eckert
@lindseckert.bsky.social
Associate Prof of English | Romanticism, book history, and everything to do with bookbinding | The Limits of Familiarity: Authorship and Romantic Readers is out now with Bucknell UP!
October 14, 2025 at 6:31 PM
It seems that George has good taste in literature.
Jane Austen and @broadviewpress.bsky.social have a tiny new fan.
#Austen #PrideandPrejudice
Jane Austen and @broadviewpress.bsky.social have a tiny new fan.
#Austen #PrideandPrejudice
September 12, 2025 at 2:40 PM
It seems that George has good taste in literature.
Jane Austen and @broadviewpress.bsky.social have a tiny new fan.
#Austen #PrideandPrejudice
Jane Austen and @broadviewpress.bsky.social have a tiny new fan.
#Austen #PrideandPrejudice
Timeline cleanse and menagerie news: meet George.
Like his Byronic namesake, he is handsome, curious, and kind of a hot mess.
Experienced cat people, I'd welcome any advice, especially about how to remain productive in the presence of so much cuteness.
Like his Byronic namesake, he is handsome, curious, and kind of a hot mess.
Experienced cat people, I'd welcome any advice, especially about how to remain productive in the presence of so much cuteness.
September 9, 2025 at 1:37 PM
Timeline cleanse and menagerie news: meet George.
Like his Byronic namesake, he is handsome, curious, and kind of a hot mess.
Experienced cat people, I'd welcome any advice, especially about how to remain productive in the presence of so much cuteness.
Like his Byronic namesake, he is handsome, curious, and kind of a hot mess.
Experienced cat people, I'd welcome any advice, especially about how to remain productive in the presence of so much cuteness.
If you knew her (or knew of her), you also know that she was full of affection, goofiness, and also flatulence.
My other dog Roland and I will miss her very, very much. In whatever there is in the beyond, may it be full of tummy rubs and treats.
My other dog Roland and I will miss her very, very much. In whatever there is in the beyond, may it be full of tummy rubs and treats.
January 30, 2024 at 12:54 AM
If you knew her (or knew of her), you also know that she was full of affection, goofiness, and also flatulence.
My other dog Roland and I will miss her very, very much. In whatever there is in the beyond, may it be full of tummy rubs and treats.
My other dog Roland and I will miss her very, very much. In whatever there is in the beyond, may it be full of tummy rubs and treats.
She was the best girl and occasionally a bad dog. (Shout out to the time she consumed an entire stick of butter AND the ceramic butter dish it was in.) She loved many things: getting tummy rubs, giving slobbery kisses, keeping the neighborhood ducks in line, and yelling at UPS delivery drivers.
January 30, 2024 at 12:50 AM
She was the best girl and occasionally a bad dog. (Shout out to the time she consumed an entire stick of butter AND the ceramic butter dish it was in.) She loved many things: getting tummy rubs, giving slobbery kisses, keeping the neighborhood ducks in line, and yelling at UPS delivery drivers.
At 10, Gracie was old for a Dane but lived a full life. She came to me after being thrown out of a U-Haul. In the 5 years she was my companion I’d like to think we tried to make up for whatever came before with love and pampering; though I suspect she was always disappointed by a lack of people food
January 30, 2024 at 12:45 AM
At 10, Gracie was old for a Dane but lived a full life. She came to me after being thrown out of a U-Haul. In the 5 years she was my companion I’d like to think we tried to make up for whatever came before with love and pampering; though I suspect she was always disappointed by a lack of people food
Gracie (aka The Big Lady, The Baby, The Great Daneosaur, Graciesaurus) died suddenly last night at home. She outweighed me by a lot and has left an equally large hole in my heart.
January 30, 2024 at 12:43 AM
Gracie (aka The Big Lady, The Baby, The Great Daneosaur, Graciesaurus) died suddenly last night at home. She outweighed me by a lot and has left an equally large hole in my heart.
My three Byrons say “hi” to yours Deidre!
January 12, 2024 at 5:39 PM
My three Byrons say “hi” to yours Deidre!
Next Tuesday I’ll be giving a free online talk for the Byron Society entitled “‘let my works be bound in Red”: Bookbinding and the Packaging of Romanticism.”
I’m excited to share this new work!
More info here: www.thebyronsociety.com/let-my-works...
#19thc #18thc #bookhistory #romanticism
I’m excited to share this new work!
More info here: www.thebyronsociety.com/let-my-works...
#19thc #18thc #bookhistory #romanticism
November 8, 2023 at 12:35 PM
Next Tuesday I’ll be giving a free online talk for the Byron Society entitled “‘let my works be bound in Red”: Bookbinding and the Packaging of Romanticism.”
I’m excited to share this new work!
More info here: www.thebyronsociety.com/let-my-works...
#19thc #18thc #bookhistory #romanticism
I’m excited to share this new work!
More info here: www.thebyronsociety.com/let-my-works...
#19thc #18thc #bookhistory #romanticism
I basically abandoned that *other* social media space last winter. But in that time of silence, I got tenure!🥂🍾
It seems worth celebrating, which I did on a vacation hike with Roland and Gracie—the two best/worst research assistants ever.
It seems worth celebrating, which I did on a vacation hike with Roland and Gracie—the two best/worst research assistants ever.
September 27, 2023 at 3:20 PM
I basically abandoned that *other* social media space last winter. But in that time of silence, I got tenure!🥂🍾
It seems worth celebrating, which I did on a vacation hike with Roland and Gracie—the two best/worst research assistants ever.
It seems worth celebrating, which I did on a vacation hike with Roland and Gracie—the two best/worst research assistants ever.