ORCID iDMy 2019 in review
This was, in many ways, a pretty bad year for me. My health has, to be frank, been appalling once more. It has necessitated treatment with cyclophosphamide i...
Recent Posts
The new REF individual circumstances setup: the good and the bad
I am quoted in today’s Research Fortnight on the new REF staff/individual circumstances under the heading ‘REF staff circumstances rules criticised’. The quo...
An irony of the 'hierarchy of journals'
It is often assumed that researchers submit their work to the highest prestige titles and, when rejected, move down the ‘hierarchy’ to titles with less strin...
The second OA liberated article from my Leverhulme Prize: Natural language generation and authorial labour
Some time around 2016 I was invited by Kasia Boddy and David Winters to contribute to a special issue of Critical Quarterly that they were putting together. ...
The first OA liberated article from my Leverhulme Prize: The Critique of Metamodernism
One of the earliest articles that I wrote during the final year of my Ph.D. was for the journal C21, published by Gylphi. The article is quite hard to track ...
A brief note on the RHS Plan S report
The most recent Royal Historical Society document on Plan S says the following about the Open Library of Humanities (OLH):
I have won the 2019 Philip Leverhulme Prize
Last week, while I was having blood products transfused at the Royal Free Hospital, I received an email from the Leverhulme Trust stating that I had been awa...