Faye Leerink

In celebration of the publication of Doing Feminist Urban Research, repost by end March for your chance to win a copy of the book https://t.co/Y46fg5EXiz #AAG #AAG2025

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RT @HaltHarnhamH: URGENT: Salisbury’s future is at risk. The proposed housebuilding plan threatens our roads, environment, and community se…

RT @HaltHarnhamH: Wiltshire Council is pursuing lucrative new housing plans on #greenfield land in Harnham, sites 8 & 9, without proper con…

I'm attending the AAG2025 - if you would like to meet to discuss book writing plans or the process, please write to me at [email protected] (Commissioning Editor) #AAG2025

One of the best parts of being an editor is sharing with the author peer review feedback like this "I think this is an excellent proposed book, and one of the most exciting and innovative I have read in recent times"

Out next week! The Routledge Handbook on Spaces of Mental Health and Wellbeing. A huge thanks to the amazing editors and chapter authors for creating this important new book. Find out more and read Chapter 1 (OA) here : https://t.co/yPOgiBlGtF https://t.co/5dqoocqugD

I was thrilled when I heard about this! Routledge author Geoffrey Moss has been interviewed on the BBC's Thinking Allowed podcast, discussing his book 'Baristas in the City' and his research into coffee culture @gmoss54 Fascinating listening! https://t.co/EUFUIBV5bW

Jayne Egerton @JayneEEgerton

#ThinkingAllowed Coffee culture: @gmoss54 explores the subcultural lives of hip baristas in Philadelphia. Also, @GraziaDeng on the Italian expresso bars run by Chinese baristas @PrincetonUPress 15.30 today then on @BBCSounds https://t.co/VbFtHLp5xr

I really enjoyed listening to Michael Sheridan talk about his fascinating book "Roots of Power: The Political Ecology of Boundary Plants" https://t.co/fxFYoNhRKK

On August 30 at the @RGS_IBG 2024 conference, London, discover the new Handbook of Cartographic Humanities. Editors Tania Rossetto & Laura Lo Presti, with contributors, will present 2 panels on the exciting intersection of map studies & the humanities @Laura_Lo_Presti #rgsibg https://t.co/LgJVZjXEZL

I am thrilled to be attending the NGM2024 next month. If you would like to discuss any book writing plans or ideas please contact me: [email protected] #ngm2024

RT @lborogeog: 📢 New book publication: Professor Louise Holt @lholt13 on 'The Space and Power of Young People's Social Relationships' #OA -…

Well, it has happened, today I received a new book peer review which is detecting as 100% AI generated... 😐

RT @peterkraftl: @DrJesson @mills_sarah @Pol_Geog_Jl @JennyPickerill @GabrielaTebet More details about the book itself are here: https://t.…

Many thanks to all who retweeted. The winner chosen at random is @RanaDadpour Please email [email protected] with your choice of 5 books and we'll post these out to you.

Faye Leerink @Faye_Leerink

Inviting new book projects for the Routledge Spaces of Childhood & Youth Series! To discuss ideas email [email protected] Retweet by 30/11 for a chance to win any 5 series titles (winner contacted via DM) @peterkraftl @John_Horton_ Series info: https://t.co/5GOdev17wM https://t.co/1mYZquha5P

Impromptu successful day off to look for porcini, with some bonus chanterrelle 🤩 https://t.co/M9rvcnh9BR