#FolkHorrorFeb Reading Challenge: Read Olivia Issac-Henry’s Sorrow Spring this February!

On Saturday 8th March, the Hauntology and Spectrality Research Group will be hosting a day of “Folk Horror and Popular Hauntology” events at the York Literature Festival. The day will include a live interview with Olivia Isaac-Henry, author of the folk horror novel Sorrow Spring (2024). To get in the mood, we’re inviting you to join us for the 2025 Folk Horror February 2025 Reading Challenge! 

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“Getting Smart”: Paid Student-as-Research Opportunity for Students Interested in the Eighteenth Century

Drs Alex Wylie and Adam James Smith are delighted to announce that they have secured funding to employ a Student-as-Researcher on their project “Getting Smart: Mapping the Life and Legacy of Christopher Smart (1722-1771).”

 

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