Making the Most of Madness
By GlynisIngram Making the Most of Madness Allan Ingram Madness has always been the most fashionable of afflictions. That is to say, unlike cancer, or cholera, or even the plague,… Read more »
Monthly Archives: August 2014
Reality Bites: everyday work and the Digital Humanities
By Laura Whitebell The funny thing about digital projects is that in addition to their online presence, they also exist in the real world. We’ve spent a lot of time… Read more »
Creative Communities first phase completed
By cassieulph The first phase of the Creative Communities research network is now completed. Over an eighteen-month period, we held three very successful two-day workshops (and a research seminar) with… Read more »
Creative Communities first phase completed
By cassieulph The first phase of the Creative Communities research network is now completed. Over an eighteen-month period, we held three very successful two-day workshops with an emphasis on interaction… Read more »
Conference report for Ann Radcliffe at 250: Gothic and Romantic Imaginations
By Anthony Mandal by Jonathan Dent It was a question that had eighteenth-century, gothic and Romantic scholars and enthusiasts scratching their heads: how exactly should one celebrate the 250th birthday… Read more »
Professional Level Proofing
By mwils31 At the Blake Archive, we strive for god-like workmanship. As such, proofreading for sinful mistakes is an important step in our process. Currently, we have several publications “on-deck”… Read more »
Blake Camp 2014: Day 2
By Morris Eaves Continued from Wednesday’s post, Part 1 Recap of Blake Camp 2014. Also see Morris’s Brief History of Blake Camp. DAY 2, Friday 14 June Session 5 E-books,… Read more »
Blake Camp 2014: Day 1
By Morris Eaves Blake Camp 21, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill: Highlights Part 1 I began with a brief history of Blake Camp—a bit of how-we-live-and-what-we-live-for to explain why… Read more »
Five Questions: Ewan Jones on Coleridge and the Philosophy of Poetic Form
By admin Ewan Jones is presently Thole Research Fellow at Trinity Hall, Cambridge; previously, he completed his PhD at King’s College, Cambridge. He is interested in the uses and implications… Read more »
A Brief History of Blake Camp
By Morris Eaves “Blake Boyz” and “Blake Camp” are sticky labels that John Unsworth invented in the early years of the Archive. This June Blake Camp celebrated its 21st birthday—or… Read more »