Thank you. This has made my day.

Hopefully @law-and-humanities.bsky.social can answer this for you.

No web page, yet. But - Please send your abstract, together with a very short bio (just your affiliation if any, and one or
two relevant recent publications if any), to David Gurnham (d.gurnham@soton.ac.uk) and
Agnes Woolley (agnes.woolley@soton.ac.uk) by December 1 2025.

Or any questions you have.

(A recording of the lecture will also be available afterwards.)

The workshop will explore critically and creatively how fictional genre contributes to thinking, imagining, and constructing legal ideas, concepts and characters.

@law-and-humanities.bsky.social

'We invite legal humanities scholars and creative writers to submit abstracts for presentations at an interdisciplinary workshop on the relationship between fictional genre and legal thought.

Sounds wonderful.

28 October at 6pm; free, but you have to book.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/f-t-prince...