I am so proud of this article! It goes back to something I came across more than a decade ago working on my dissertation: #marriage named as a #sacrament during the #English #Reformation. #earlymodern #twitterstorians tandfonline.com/eprint/FG57B…
#ReformationDay: because #Protestants need their Golden Legends, too!
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So bummed to not be at #SCSC2026 this year...I am sure it will be amazing!
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It’s #SCSC2026 week! We can’t wait to see you in Chicago. The final program is now posted. If you want a paper copy, please print your own. We’ll have only a small number of printouts, mainly for visually impaired participants. sixteenthcentury.org/confere…
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As we prepare for the annual conference, we will not be posting books for review over the next week. Please come see us at the book table in Chicago! #SCSC2026
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: Mykola Fediai's Latin Philosophy and Greek Faith: The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy on the Intellectual Map of Early Modern Europe! Details *and* Open Access link here: books.fupress.com/catalogue/…
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Join the Book Review Office social hour at SCS on Thurs., Oct. 29 from 5-6 pm! On the mezzanine level of Palmer House, editor Lynneth Renberg will talk about reviewing for the SCJ. The first 40 attendees who register for the reviewer database receive a drink ticket! #SCSC2026
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Much like what I saw in the reactions to Gerwig's Barbie (from left and right alike), it seems that most of the initial reactions to The Magician's Nephew trailer are demonstrating that Gerwig's biggest weakness may well be overshooting the literacy of most of her audience
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: Irish Townspeople: The Early Modern Urban Experience, 1400-1640 by Colm Lennon! Details here: manchesteruniversitypress.co…
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Check out the new Lightning Round sessions for new books at #SCSC2026!
The two "New Books in Early Modern Studies: Lightning Talks” panels highlight new works in early modern studies, with brief presentations from 25 different authors about their recently published scholarship.
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: Olivia Weisser, The Dreaded Pox: Sex and Disease in Early Modern London! Details here: cambridge.org/core/books/dre…
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Theologians Debate Whether God Could Design IKEA Bookcase Even He Could Not Assemble buff.ly/q3AIl7N
Solid article @insidehighered article here. Quotable quote: "The truth, friends, is most of us are sheep. And if you’ve ever known a ewe up close and personal, as I have (RIP, Tess), you know that not only do they follow the herd, they can also be total assholes."
Wonderful @insidehighered piece by Rachel Toor. So many quotable lines! So relatable!
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: Manuella Ceballos, Between Dung and Blood: Purity, Sainthood, and Power in the Early Modern Western Mediterranean! Details here: ucpress.edu/books/between-du…
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Join us in Chicago for this year's Sixteenth Century Society Conference! 📚
October 29-31, 2026 | Palmer House Hilton
For registration, lodging info, and the latest program draft, head to sixteenthcentury.org/confere… #SCS2026 #earlymodern #twitterstorians #historians
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We're back!
We're trying something new through the end of November: posting a book for review each Tuesday and Thursday. If this goes well, we'll keep it up in the spring. If not, we'll alter it.
Happy new semester (and school year), everyone!
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: Jolanta Rzegocka, Watching the Virtues: Playbills, Drama and the Teaching of Civic Virtue in the Jesuit Theatre of Poland–Lithuania! Details here: brill.com/display/title/7021…
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It's time for an SCJ BRO first! We will soon send out a master list of books available for review. Want to be included on the email? Sign up here by August 15: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…









