I am currently Digitisation Support Officer in the Heritage Made Digital section at the British Library, and was previously Project Officer for the Polonsky Foundation England and France Digitisation Project (700-1200) in the section of Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts. Prior to this, I worked as a Document Controller in rail engineering (TSP Projects, York, 2013-2018), and I held a research associateship at the Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of York from 2011 to 2019.
Monograph
Late Anglo-Saxon Prayer in Practice: Before the Books of Hours. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter, 2020.
Published articles
‘The Vespasian Psalter.’ Entry in Robert Rouse and Sian Echard, eds., The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Medieval British Literature (2017)
‘Which Psalms were Important to the Anglo-Saxons? The Psalms in Eleventh-Century Private Prayer and Medical Remedies.’ English Studies, 98:1 (2017): 35-48
‘De Laude Psalmorum and Ælfwine’s Prayerbook: A Quotation from a Carolingian Psalm Devotional in a Late Anglo-Saxon Programme for Morning Prayer.’ Notes and Queries, 59:4 (2012): 479-83
Doctoral thesis
The Meaning, Practice and Context of Private Prayer in Late Anglo-Saxon England. University of York, 2011. Supervised by Dr Christine Williamson, Department of English and Related Literature.
Reviews
Sacred Communities, Shared Devotions: Gender, Material Culture, and Monasticism in Late Medieval Germany by June L. Mecham. Women’s History Review, 24:4 (2015): 645-7
Between Earth and Heaven: Liminality and the Ascension of Christ in Anglo-Saxon Literature by Johanna Kramer. Review of English Studies, 66:275 (2015): 565-6
Writing for other blogs, and more
You Can Now Make Your Own Online British Library Exhibit with IIIF (with Deirdre Sullivan, Eyob Derillo and Sara Hale). British Library, Digital Scholarship blog.
Cats, get off the page! (with Ellie Jackson). British Library, Medieval Manuscripts blog.
Wynflæd and the Price of Fashion (with Alison Hudson). British Library, Medieval Manuscripts blog, September 2018
Naming a Royal Baby (with Alison Hudson). British Library, Medieval Manuscripts blog, April 2018
Anglo-Saxon Riddles. Translations for the York Festival of Ideas, June 2017
Making Mischief: an Interview with a Mankind Cast Member. Interview for HIDden Theatre, March 2016
CMS Research Associates: Dr Kate Thomas. Centre of Medieval Studies, University of York, Medieval Studies at York, September 2015
Curriculum vitae:
University of York, 2012: PhD English and Related Literatures
University of York, 2007: MA Medieval English Literatures
University of Durham, 2003: BA (Hons.) English Literature
For the Wynn 
Intriguing! New follow here. I’m certainly not a scholar as you, but have enjoyed reading biographies on Jerome, Chrysostom, St Francis and John Wesley. Also enjoyed Eusebius’ work (Ecc. History–very modern version…with photos!) and Auggie’s “Confessions” (except the last two chapters, which were so far beyond me, no matter–good for the brain I suppose.) And in your “About this blog”, you mentioned something about the importance of vomit–as a nurse, I do understand that….
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