Megan Woodward
@megan-woodward.bsky.social
Occupational bookworm
PhD exploring Child-oriented & post/nonhuman temporalities in British dystopias @ Uni of York.
Research network admin, 'Reproduction and the Humanities' (York).
University of Leeds alum and former Faculty Student Success Officer
PhD exploring Child-oriented & post/nonhuman temporalities in British dystopias @ Uni of York.
Research network admin, 'Reproduction and the Humanities' (York).
University of Leeds alum and former Faculty Student Success Officer
Reposted by Megan Woodward
Hi everyone,
As part of my dissertation, I am researching audiobook narration.
If you have listened to an audiobook within the last two years, or have previously been a frequent audiobook user, I would really appreciate your thoughts!
You can find the survey here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
As part of my dissertation, I am researching audiobook narration.
If you have listened to an audiobook within the last two years, or have previously been a frequent audiobook user, I would really appreciate your thoughts!
You can find the survey here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
July 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM
Hi everyone,
As part of my dissertation, I am researching audiobook narration.
If you have listened to an audiobook within the last two years, or have previously been a frequent audiobook user, I would really appreciate your thoughts!
You can find the survey here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
As part of my dissertation, I am researching audiobook narration.
If you have listened to an audiobook within the last two years, or have previously been a frequent audiobook user, I would really appreciate your thoughts!
You can find the survey here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
This accurately sums up a conversation I had with one of my students yesterday about Titus Andronicus
Writing experts: 'Show don't tell'
Shakespeare characters: 'Hello it is me, the villain of the play'
Shakespeare characters: 'Hello it is me, the villain of the play'
April 23, 2025 at 8:05 AM
This accurately sums up a conversation I had with one of my students yesterday about Titus Andronicus
Reposted by Megan Woodward
If this is the law, the law is wrong.
Having excluded all trans people from proceedings before it, the Supreme Court decides in favour of For Some Women Scotland.
April 16, 2025 at 9:03 AM
If this is the law, the law is wrong.
I'm very pleased to be supporting Dr Alice Hall and Dr Melissa Oliver-Powell in running the brand new research network, Reproduction and the Humanities, at York. We welcome members working on themes relating to reproduction across a range of disciplines reproductionandthehumanities.wordpress.com
Reproduction and the Humanities
A research network funded by the Centre for Modern Studies, University of York
reproductionandthehumanities.wordpress.com
April 16, 2025 at 9:41 AM
I'm very pleased to be supporting Dr Alice Hall and Dr Melissa Oliver-Powell in running the brand new research network, Reproduction and the Humanities, at York. We welcome members working on themes relating to reproduction across a range of disciplines reproductionandthehumanities.wordpress.com
A huge thank you to @thebsls.bsky.social for all the effort that’s gone into #bsls2025. It was a pleasure to present today on Ishiguro’s clones alongside two other fantastic scholars working on ethics and reproductive technologies. Looking forward to the rest of the conference!
April 11, 2025 at 4:58 PM
A huge thank you to @thebsls.bsky.social for all the effort that’s gone into #bsls2025. It was a pleasure to present today on Ishiguro’s clones alongside two other fantastic scholars working on ethics and reproductive technologies. Looking forward to the rest of the conference!
I had a wonderful time as a BA & MA English literature student and then as a Faculty Student Success Officer at Leeds, and seeing this news of their commitment to tackling the issues of our time with a focus on EDI and sustainability through the arts and creative practice makes me very proud!
University of Leeds Cultural Engagement Strategy for 2024-2029 ahc.leeds.ac.uk/arts-humanit...
Cultural Institute launches University of Leeds Cultural Engagement Strategy for 2024-2029
The University of Leeds’ Cultural Institute has launched a new five-year strategy to harness the power of culture, creativity, and artmaking
ahc.leeds.ac.uk
March 19, 2025 at 9:22 AM
I had a wonderful time as a BA & MA English literature student and then as a Faculty Student Success Officer at Leeds, and seeing this news of their commitment to tackling the issues of our time with a focus on EDI and sustainability through the arts and creative practice makes me very proud!
Reposted by Megan Woodward
Reasons why employees left Terry's of York (according to the 1910s staff leavers book)
Dismissed for using shovel to mix drops in sifting trough.
Left to go to Rowntrees (ouch).
Skylarking.
Went home and did not return.
Very fast.
Refused to do labouring work.
Caught by Police with 25 bars choc.
Dismissed for using shovel to mix drops in sifting trough.
Left to go to Rowntrees (ouch).
Skylarking.
Went home and did not return.
Very fast.
Refused to do labouring work.
Caught by Police with 25 bars choc.
March 14, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Reasons why employees left Terry's of York (according to the 1910s staff leavers book)
Dismissed for using shovel to mix drops in sifting trough.
Left to go to Rowntrees (ouch).
Skylarking.
Went home and did not return.
Very fast.
Refused to do labouring work.
Caught by Police with 25 bars choc.
Dismissed for using shovel to mix drops in sifting trough.
Left to go to Rowntrees (ouch).
Skylarking.
Went home and did not return.
Very fast.
Refused to do labouring work.
Caught by Police with 25 bars choc.