I have finally taken the time to locate and restore the files that composed my 2003 MA dissertation, and to make them into a single PDF that I have now self-archived open access on figshare.
My personal view on “Higher education: reopening buildings and campuses” (UK Department of Education, updated 10 September 2020)
My personal view on the recently updated UK Department of Education Guidance titled "Higher education: reopening buildings and campuses" (updated 10 September 2020).
First Comics Grid Webinar on the 20th of October 2020- Save the Date!
Tuesday 20 October 2020. 4-5pm BST. Dr Jeanette D'Arcy (University of South Wales) and Dr Miranda Corcoran (University College Cork) will discuss their articles on Alison Bechdel's Fun Home (2006) and Emily Carroll’s Through the Woods (2014).
The Non-Lockdown Chronicles 2: Ride the Curve!
Ride the curve...
The Non-Lockdown Chronicles: Where is the curve going?
Follow the curve.
20th Century Boy- Episode 2 in an Autobiographical Vinyl-Only Lockdown Sessions series
Episode 2 in a series of auobiographical vinyl-only lockdown sessions.
Time Machine: Where I discussed Mexican comic books with Greg Gransden in 2002
An 18-year old clip of me being interviewed by Gregory Gransden on Mexican Comic Books for Greg's 2002 Historietas documentary.
20th Century Boy- Notes on Listening and Recording Vinyl Records as an Autobiographical Practice
Thinking about this issue of the "pastness" of my record collection and the "presentness" of playback. Includes episode 1 of a series of autobiographical sessions.
“Vox Populi” Part II. Who Are ‘We’ in the Digital Humanities?
Who are "we"?
“Vox Populi”: Of Relevance to Digital Humanities as a Subject of Enquiry
My email sent on Tuesday 11 August 2020, 11:07 BST in reply to "vox populi" Humanist 34.224 - received on 11 August 2020, 9:13 a.m. BST.
The Pandemic as Opportunity: Designing ‘New Normal’ Human Interactions
Can we design new, safe interactions for the pandemic world?
Two New Articles Published Today: ‘Where Comics and Cultural Heritage Meet’ and ‘Uses of Comics by Mental Health and Social Care Library Users’
Like London buses, two new journal articles appeared nearly at the same time today.
