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Medievalist. First Gen. Assistant Professor, LSU. Disability advocacy, medieval stuff, and food/drinks. And cats. Opinions my own. he/him

moron idiot fighter lover poet goofball.

Not happy to be online. Follow if you feel like it.

I’m why hurricanes are named after people

author, linguist, SLP, assistive technology engineer • have made famous things, am not famous • ultradian BP1 • 41, cis/demi • assisted.space/tree

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Professor of Digital Studies at Davidson College. Makes weird things for the internet. Teaches, researches, and practices computational creativity. Some things I've made: https://samplereality.itch.io/

Social psychologist at Ohio University studying counterfactuals, regret, free will, momentum, nostalgia, and conspiratorial thinking. Star Trek nerd. Trying to do something kind every day.

Mostly retired editor/writer/Boston Globe language columnist; author of centenary edition of Ambrose Bierce's "Write It Right" (Walker, 2009), whose subtitle is too long for this space. Not the Massachusetts poet who shares my name.

Lead Animator, “The Elder Scrolls Online”

performance historian in toronto. writing a book about automating theatre (surrealism, cybernetics, backstage tech, ai) in which i discover to much astonishment that it was capital all along.

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#edtech #ungrading #collegewriting #communitycollege @Ventura_College @CalCommColleges

18/19th lit, pop culture & out of order history, queer studies, crime fiction, hometown Oakland she/her/they

Retired computer networking nerd. Amateur photographer. Conservative Jew. Mastodon is @[email protected]

Skeltering in place. That place is US America.

Cognitive psychologist | Wittenberg University
Cog(neuro)(science), gender, race, music, 🇵🇱
Direct Wittenberg Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad and Witt in Poland with political theorist Heather Wright. He/him

PhD Candidate in American Studies @rutgers_newark. LGBTQ+, African American, urban, & public history; @QueerNewark, they/them🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

JBF IRL. (Jonathan Beecher Field) Early American settler colonialism, charcuterie, stonemasonry, mutts. Opinions expressed here should be those of my employer, but probably aren't. 617 born/bury me in the 802.

Lawyer – mostly intellectual property in my practice. Lotta political opinions (don't worry they're all good ones).

Trying out Bluesky since October 16, 2023. More familiar with Mastodon: @[email protected]. Not a medievalist.

Biblioholic, fiber enthusiast, and gardening novice. Working on Act III. She/her

Your man at the OED

Professor of Cognitive Science, University of Oxford

Student of the flora of Albany's Pine Bush and of the tallgrass prairie, photography, language, music, the Horn and the history of "this Antient and respectable City of Albany."

Teacher and scholar of 18th-century literature and culture at Boston College.

African Impressions: How African Worldviews Shaped the British Geographical Imagination across the Early Enlightenment (UVaP 2023).

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• historisch taalkundige | historical linguist
• dialectoloog | dialectologist
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Dean, animal lover, literary historian (18C), Haywood scholar

Associate Professor in English at Flinders University.
Eighteenth-century and Romantic studies. Death and suicide. Graveyard poetry. The Gothic. Vampires. Jane Austen. In another life would make a killing as a wedding DJ. https://shorturl.at/GWY35

Historian. Absolute angst kraken.

Bookstore owner, plant grower, aspiring woodworker, anarchic knitter married to an educator, raising a filmmaker. Also queer, neurodivergent, congenitally bad at collagen, and companion to an exceedingly cute dog.

https://www.bigbluemarblebooks.com

Lego, Movies, Theatre, Tennis, Politics, Human Rights. Not in that order, obviously. Professional maker and unprofessional pirate. She/Her. An 🇦🇺 in the 🇬🇧.
#FreePalestine #SlavaUkraini #BlackLivesMatter

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History author. FRHistS. Europhile. Author of Regency Spies, A Visitor's Guide to Jane Austen's England, and several genealogy books.

Prof. of English at University of Kansas. Tech and culture. Pandora’s Bot on Substack. #aiethics #criticalailiteracy

Senior Lecturer in 18th-century Studies at the Uni of Kent; queer literature & disability studies. Author of _Effeminate Years_(2017); co-editor of _The Edinburgh Companion to Queer Reading_ (Nov ‘24)📚EDI co-officer BSECS. Views my own, not employer’s.

Retired Prof. of English, living in Wichita KS; PhD in 20c. Am. Lit. Proud husband, father. Inordinately fond of Mexico City.

Books read in 2024: https://bsky.app/profile/johnwbuaas.bsky.social/post/3kif3nb6sht2t

Professor, linguist, knitter, curmudgeon

c19 Americanist prof: empire, form & genre, race, women's writing, pop culture, and public humanities. Also, Californian & professional coffee drinker. She/her.

PhD candidate | 20th-century Australian women’s writing, social realism, and the working-class woman in fiction.
Big into books.

Senior Lecturer teaching US literature, television and new media at the Australian National University. Wrote a book on melodrama and plasticity, next book on contemporary ‘brow’ aesthetics https://anu-au.academia.edu/moniquerooney

Classical guitarist, recording artist, music educator, musicologist (PhD), Classical/Pop Int. Examiner 🎸💿🔎🎶
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UCD English. PI of Wellcome Trust “Drinking Cultures” project. Medical Humanist. Blakean. Romanticist. New here

FRSC, Munro Chair in Literature & Rhetoric. Views here mine only. Rebleats≠agreement. "Living with COVID" by taking reasonable precautions 😷💉🪟--not accepting its harms. Academic: http://irish-literature.english.dal.ca/JMWright/publications.html

Academic: 18thC literature, book history, critical digitization. Bath, UK.

Life's focus: The free exchange of ideas. Editor, writer, ally. Advocate for plain language, journalism, free speech, tolerance. Host, That Word Chat.
 Board secretary, ACES: The Society for Editing. Embrace your idiolect.

Medieval and early modern literature and history, friends, family, "culture." Occasionally grumpy, but mostly nice.

Aiming to share next task in #ClimateMitigation:
helping to spread the what-is-to-be-done message beyond the professionals to every human being on the planet?

FRGS.

Home of Smith & Waugh Talk About Satire, the internet's 15th favourite ongoing monthly podcast involving the idea of satire (Feedspot, 2021).

Listen: https://t.co/Dwf8Yo79F3

Professor of English Literature ; Old books, women and libraries, early modern book storage; book trade, English literature, drama, cats, horses, bees, and little furry critters

How Past looks in present