Another fun highlight is the section on Stoker’s Dracula (an another on Nosferatu) — esp. learning about performance artist Tim Youd’s detective work hunting down the same rare typewriter model Stoker used, on which he publicly retyped the entire novel for the exhibit.

At Emory’s Rose Library on a short-term fellowship researching c19/20 Af. Am. radical engagements w/ typewriters & white-collar literary cultures. Luck has it, Rose has curated a brilliant exhibition on cultural history of typewriters! Obligatory selfie w/ James Weldon Johnson’s Corona 🤩 #modwrite

This feels like a timely prompt to announce that I have a new book out, The Women of 1922 (ed. w/ Sascha Morrell). These really superb essays each consider the stakes of women’s writing in 1922, #modernism 's miracle year, across different global contexts link.springer.com/book/10.1007... #modwrite

If you’ll be in Adelaide next Fri. (28th), please come along to our Dpt of English, Creative Writing, & Film research seminar, led by the brilliant Prof. Peter McDonald (St Hughes, Oxford). He’ll be discussing his recent work on book history in his “Double Life of Books.” Details in the flyer! 📚

The Australasian Modernist Studies Network exec. (which I recently joined as Treasurer) is delighted to announce a CFP for a guaranteed AMSN panel at this year’s MSA. The panel is on Southern (Infra)Structures. Details below.