sophie
@sophiecairns.bsky.social
AHRC english lit PhD researcher | glasgow | she/her
research interests: long 19C literature, travel literature, history of empire & imperialism, romanticism, polar exploration
usually found playing Baldur’s Gate 3 somewhere
research interests: long 19C literature, travel literature, history of empire & imperialism, romanticism, polar exploration
usually found playing Baldur’s Gate 3 somewhere
It’s not my area of research, but I took a few fantasy modules previously and my understanding is that the boundaries between the two genres are very fluid! Late 19thC time travel works are often described as more “science fantasy” - HG Wells’ The Time Machine being the main one that comes to mind:)
November 11, 2025 at 9:47 AM
It’s not my area of research, but I took a few fantasy modules previously and my understanding is that the boundaries between the two genres are very fluid! Late 19thC time travel works are often described as more “science fantasy” - HG Wells’ The Time Machine being the main one that comes to mind:)
massive congratulations Cleo!🎉
September 10, 2025 at 12:10 PM
massive congratulations Cleo!🎉