By dustinfrazierwood Rose Roberto, PhD candidate at the University of Reading, has written with details of a new publication for scholars working on book history in Liverpool and Merseyside. Art… Read more »
By msangster (Many thanks to John Gardner (Anglia Ruskin University) for providing a summary of the fascinating talk on the emergence of mechanics’ institutes that he gave at the ‘Institutions… Read more »
By msangster (Many thanks to Roey Sweet (University of Leicester) for sending a post summarising the thought-provoking reflections that she presented in the roundtable session on the network metaphor at… Read more »
By msangster We’ve now held the second workshop in the ‘Institutions of Literature, 1700-1900′ series, ‘Institutions as Networks’; this took place at the Society of Antiquaries in London last week… Read more »
By engtess In our latest Romantic Climates blog post, Dr Thomas H. Ford (Melbourne) reflects on the statement ‘it is raining’. In the second edition of the Works of Percy… Read more »
By Tess Somervell In our latest Romantic Climates blog post, Dr Thomas H. Ford (Melbourne) reflects on the statement ‘it is raining’. In the second edition of the Works of… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster As you’ll be able to see from the expanded header menu, I’ve recently added a series of new curations to the site, including plate series from John… Read more »
By annamercer90 Yes! On Thursday 6 July I passed my viva with minor corrections. It was a very rewarding experience – with great examiners and lots of stimulating discussion about… Read more »
By Anna Mercer Another ‘Archive Spotlight’ post for this week! Thank you to Francesca Blanch Serrat – PhD student from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona – for this essay. Francesca’s research… Read more »
By Anna Mercer The Archive Spotlight series continues today with a post from Marissa Bolin, PhD candidate at the University of York. She tells us about her research visit to… Read more »