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Biography
I am a PhD researcher and Graduate Teaching Assistant at Edge Hill University, having previously completed my BA in History and MA in Nineteenth Century Studies. My PhD uses an interdisciplinary approach to explore ‘Friendship at a Distance’ between1880-1920. I am researching how newspaper readers and the earliest cohorts of Edge Hill students used technologies available to them, such the printing presses, railway networks, and postal services, to build and maintain networks of friendship and community despite national and, in some cases, international distances between them.
Education/Academic qualification
Nineteenth Century Studies, MA, Edge Hill University
Oct 2021 → Sept 2022
History, BA
Sept 2018 → May 2021
Research Groups
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'Ally Sloper's Half-Holiday': Interdisciplinary Approaches to Readership Communities
MARKS, G., 27 Jun 2023.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
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Friendship at a Distance: A Case Study of How Ally Sloper’s Half Holiday Established a Community of Readers, 1880-1900: Friendship at a Distance
MARKS, G., 10 May 2023.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
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Friendship at a Distance: Technologies of Friendship, 1880-1920’: Friendship at a Distance
MARKS, G., 1 Sept 2023.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
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Jane and Austen: Cultural Perceptions of Jane Austen
MARKS, G., 2 Aug 2022, p. 1-1.Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
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