Welcome to the website of Dr Kate Ash-Irisarri.
Here you will find information about me and my research.
Recent News: Lecture at Altrincham Grammar School for Girls (February 2014)
A Material Piers Living in a Digital World
Visual studies in the Piers Plowman manuscript corpus.
Karina Croucher
Archaeology; death and dying; the past in the present; gender and identity
Digital Humanites Fall School in Venice
A collection of blog posts written by the Digital Humanities Venice students and the Venice Time Machine researchers
medievalwallpaintings
Dr Ellie Pridgeon FSA promoting the study of medieval wall paintings
Liturgy in History
19 November 2013, Queen Mary, University of London
Classically Inclined
Liz Gloyn's blog
Anglo-Norman: a blog
Information and references about Anglo-Norman literature and language
Rachel E. Moss
Blogging on feminism, medieval studies, teaching and learning
Revisiting the Legacy of Boethius in the Middle Ages
Harvard University, March 13-15, 2014
Interesting Literature
A Library of Literary Interestingness
Locating Boccaccio in 2013
Commemorating Boccaccio's septcentenary
Folger Education
Teaching Shakespeare
The Freelance History Writer
All things History
artsmethods@manchester
Research Methods in the Arts & Languages @ The University of Manchester
Bamburgh Research Project's Blog
... bringing the past to life for everyone...
A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe
Early medievalist's thoughts and ponderings, by Jonathan Jarrett
Esmeralda's Cumbrian History & Folklore
Snippets and longer bits on Cumbrian history and folklore
In Thirteenth Century England
Thinking, writing, and teaching high medieval history, by Kathleen Neal
Dr Kate Ash-Irisarri 
Hi. I’ll host one. In fact, if you keep ancient/medieval separate I’ll host them all between the three blogs I contribute to, or find someone to host them.
Hi, are you referring to the Carnivalesque post? YOu can find all the information about hosting an edition on their website: http://carnivalesque.org/