#Manuscripts

Dr Richard Sever

cshperspectives

Important to understand why Science might take this route, why Nature hasn’t, and why it’s not a model other non-profit journals would necessarily risk 1/nhttps://twitter.com/cshperspectives/status/1350092111492874242 Science’s bet

The Dickens Society

Dickens_Society

Whenever you are struggling with writing or drafting, and feel like an utter failure, remember that #Dickens painstakingly considered MULTIPLE titles before choosing the comparatively simplistic #BleakHouse (1853). Some ideas

Fake History Hunter

fakehistoryhunt

Today I found myself researching medieval & Renaissance beekeeping.If you need someone scary for a medieval story and you can't use the plague doctor because he's not medieval... why not

Marijn "i before j" van Putten

PhDniX

In vocalized Kufic Qurans, as a rule only 3 things are consistently marked: hamzah, final short vowels, and ʾiʿrāb. Tanwīn is marked by writing the ʾiʿrāb twice. Occasionally the indefinite

Sarah Kirksey

Luvly1_sk

Curious about Curious George? Here’s a #WW2 thread about the little orphaned monkey who escaped Nazi Europe and found refuge in America. Hans Augusto Reyersbach was born into a Jewish

Min Jin Lee

minjinlee11

A Yale History professor told me to get tutoring for my “remedial English.” I’d already received Wright Prize for nonfiction & later that year, the Veech Prize for fiction, so

Clelia Gore

MadmoiselleClel

This business is so subjective from end to end--from the first gatekeeper onward to readers. I can see from a writer's perspective that it's hard to know whether your manuscript

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

I want to talk about the key textual elements you might find in an Islamic manuscript. I'll focus on this manuscript, roughly 18th century, of an Arabic history of the

SANAATAN HINDUTVA

Snaatan_hindutv

Lately, this has become fashion amongst hindus that whatever portion of the scriptures doesn't stands consistent with either their logic or science it is to be declared as interpolation. 2..

Erik Wade

erik_kaars

The thing I love about medieval dragons in European manuscripts is that so many of the drawings are smol and cute. This is a silly #MedievalTwitter thread of smol, adorable

Matthew Aiello

M_G_Aiello

Signed the paperwork today so it is finally official, and I am pleased to report that I will be the 2020-2021 Graduate Fellow @sims_mss !!! I’ll be working on a

Jin Xu

xujnx

1900.6.22 A hidden “library” was found at Mogao Caves in Dunhuang. Sealed behind a wall ca. 1000 AD, it's packed with tens of thousands of manuscripts & paintings dating to

Victoria/V.E. Schwab

veschwab

When I was 22, I asked a fellow male author if they wanted to trade manuscripts. He told me he’d send me his, but he didn’t want mine because “pretty

Elicia F. Abella 🇵🇭🇺🇸

thehomienin

I feel so behind on my PhD... Unfortunately, I was unable to submit the @TheLeakeyFndtn grant bc I’m helping family (3/4 members work in healthcare & 1 member has hours

Kate Poels

KatePoels

In 10 days time I’m self publishing a book. I have very mixed feelings about this. It isn’t the way I’d hoped to get my work out there but my

Thomas Lecaque

tlecaque

There is a French tradition, when people are lucky enough to get a job, of familiarizing themselves with the local archives and regional history in the time period they work

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