Watercolouring recent academic fieldwork along the so-called “Green Line” that divides the island of Cyprus. Making slow sense of experiences, thoughts, observations on paper.
#watercolor #watercolour #visualMethods #creativeMethods #acwri #academicWriting #slowscience
What does a singing bear have to do with Chaucer?
A lot, it turns out.
Together with Jennifer S. Carnell (HMML), we trace how the Marian chant Alma redemptoris mater shaped medieval ideas about learning — from schoolrooms to miracles to manuscript images.
Open access:
https://academic.oup.com/nq/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/notesj/gjag011/8496039
#MedievalStudies #Chaucer #Musicology #MedievalMusic #Chant #AlmaRedemptoris #AcWri #Research #AcademicChatter
I had a FANTASTICALLY productive day working on the wrong project.
Avoidance on A meant I got a complete draft of B done!
Yay for what I have in hand; weekend hours are freebies anyway, right?
Sometimes writing is going through old files and saying: done, done, use this, done.
it doesn't always feel like progress, but it is
That thing I’ve been working on all break? It’s a thing! Book chapter is live and ready for edits. But that’s NEXT weekend!
I wrote a thing, hooray, hooray!
"How do you get so much writing done?"
"Oh, I set deadlines on other projects and then am miraculously productive in my avoidance tasks!"
Back to real work...
My blog post today is a set of links for research on manuscripts and incunables from German-speaking lands, particularly from women's convents
https://silencesandsounds.blogspot.com/
#BookHistory #weblinks #Research #Manuscripts #Incunabula #nuns #Nuntastic #blog #AmWriting #AcWri
Yep, that thunk was the "submit" button. It took an extra five days to get that last sentence right, but so it goes.
Done, in, and on someone else's desk for a while!
Dr Ian McCormick
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