Monthly Archives: February 2015

By Andrea H. Everett The William Blake Archive is pleased to announce the publication of an electronic edition of The Song of Los copy F, from the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich,… Read more »

By marylshannon From Dr. Christina Ionescu, Associate Professor Modern Languages and Literatures, Mount Allison University: Dear colleagues, Leigh G. Dillard and I are engaged in the planning stages of a… Read more »

By mwils31 I have recently undertaken the arduous task of formatting the index to Blake’s typographical work, A Descriptive Catalogue. I say it was “arduous”, but I think I have… Read more »

By Alison Harvey by Jamie Castell and Alison Harvey Cambrian CRECS: Nation, Region, Place in the Long 18th Century was the second event hosted by the Cardiff Romanticism and Eighteenth… Read more »

By sophiecoulombeau On Tuesday morning, I found myself sitting in a pub in London and repeatedly blowing the foam off a pot of porter while somebody filmed me and a… Read more »

By sophiecoulombeau On Tuesday morning, I found myself sitting in a pub in London and repeatedly blowing the foam off a pot of porter while somebody filmed me and a… Read more »

By admin We’re pleased to announce that the spring issue of The BARS Review has just been released. This is the second issue published exclusively in the new open-access online… Read more »

By admin BARS members might be interested in taking a look at the new website for the Thomas Chatterton Society, which includes news about the society’s activities and numerous resources… Read more »

By mspeer2014 An article entitled “One Republic of Learning” by Armand Marie Leroi appeared on the 13th of this month in the Opinion Pages of The New York Times. I’ve… Read more »

By networksofimprovement Jon Mee I was lucky enough to be involved at a Library Day at the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne yesterday. Thanks to the good… Read more »