Queens were important figures within the court communities of pre-Norman England, their status defined by their relationship to the king, whether as queen-consort, queen-mother, queen-regent, or queen-dowager. These were positions with an attendant degree of prestige and authority, but a vulnerability to the vicissitudes of the king’s fortunes. O…[Read more]

A brief retrospective ethnography of my work as a production editor at a university press, focused on the social and material organization of work on book manuscripts.

A presentation of the DBER+ Commons research project, presented to the NSF FAIROS RCN inaugural cohort.