By sophiecoulombeau Registration is now open for ‘Scandal and sociability: New perspectives on the Burney family 1750-1850′, an international symposium to be held at Cardiff University on 1 September 2015…. Read more »
By Andrea H. Everett The William Blake Archive is pleased to announce the publication of a fully searchable electronic edition of Blake’s water color illustrations to Dante’s Divine Comedy. The… Read more »
By marylshannon The Art of Quotation and the Miniaturized Gallery. Saturday 6 June 2015, 10 – 5pm The House of Illustration, LondonPeter Otto (Melbourne), David Worrall (Roehampton/Nottingham Trent), Kate Heard… Read more »
By Sarah Jones The Blake Quarterly published its spring issue recently. It includes our annual “Blake in the Marketplace” feature by Robert N. Essick (who’s also one of the editors… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster Please see below for a Call for Papers for a conference commemorating the life and work of Marilyn Butler, which Linda Bree and Gillian Dow are organising… Read more »
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By Matthew Sangster If any readers can make it to Grasmere on June 6th, you might want to check out this exciting series of talks at the Wordsworth Trust on… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster William Blake, by Thomas Phillips, oil on canvas, 1807. National Portrait Gallery 212. Kindly made available under a Creative Commons License. The Bank of England has just… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal A statement from Professor Emma Clery, University of Southampton. As chair of the panel judging the BARS First Book Prize, I am delighted to announce the following… Read more »
By Alison Harvey This year’s final CRECS event departed from the traditional written text, instead exploring the world of popular entertainment, in both public and domestic spheres. Sophie Coulombeau started… Read more »