In the interests of event/entry temporal proximity I’ll post a quick note reporting that I just delivered my paper moments ago. It went pretty well, I think, and the turnout was very large. Mine was the third paper, and the first two were absolutely top notch
- Ian Gadd (Bath Spa University College)
ìCovering Godís Ass: Casting New Light on the ëWicked Bibleí of 1631î - Matt Brown (University of Iowa)
ìëGod Leaves a Space that You May Writeí: Bibliographical Theory, Reception Studies, and Early Modern Devotional Readingî
So of course, I felt like my paper was the ugly duckling of the three.
I’m off to the next panel. More later…
Congrats on the panel’s success, George. I’m sorry not to have made it by; happily, work has taken a turn for the productive, and I’ve been a bit afraid to stop! Enjoy the rest of the conference, as well as the rest of your SoCal sojourn…
Thanks, Kathleen. I’m glad that your work is going well. Good luck as it progresses!
Matt Brown is an old acquaintance of mine from UVa; say “hi” to him if you see him again, will you?
I did so, Matt, and Matt 2 says hi back. :-)