Monthly Archives: November 2013

By mark.bennett@sheffield.ac.uk Gothic and Travel Writing; or How a PhD Student makes the Journey from Victorianism to the late Eighteenth Century by Mark Bennett Hello all. First up, I’d like… Read more »

By nwasamoan The exciting recent publication of Blake’s illustrations of works by William Hayley helps to present a much fuller picture of the period from about 1800-1805 in Blake’s career,… Read more »

By Laura Whitebell …read more Source: http://blakearchive.wordpress.com/2013/11/27/happy-thanksgiving/

By Andrea H. Everett The William Blake Archive is pleased to announce the publication of electronic editions of Blake’s illustrations to works by William Hayley, including his Essay on Sculpture,… Read more »

By danielcook by Daniel Cook When I moved to Scotland last year to take up a permanent post as a Lecturer in English at the University of Dundee I inherited… Read more »

By admin We on the BARS Executive are still sad that Dr Angela Wright has recently left our number in order to become a Dark Empress (OK, co-President…) of the… Read more »

By Katherine Fender Professor Murdo Macdonald (University of Dundee) This landscape painting by Turner was formerly known as “Welsh Mountain Landscape” – but does, in fact, depict a Scottish mountain… Read more »

By admin ‘To search for what you already are is the most benighted of quests, and the most fated’ – Harold Bloom, The Anxiety of Influence (1973) We invite you… Read more »

By Katherine Fender In case you missed it in emails, and with the deadline fast approaching, here’s a reminder of our Call for Postgraduate Speakers:We warmly invite postgraduate students and… Read more »

By ericloy At the Blake Archive, graduate students–and now, undergrads, too–participate deeply in the day-to-day happenings of transcription, encoding, and editing that are typical of digital projects. This fall, the… Read more »