The first review of Center for the History of Print & Digital Culture’s latest book, edited by Mark Vareschi & Heather Wacha is in PBSA, Papers of The Bibliographical Society of America!

Our latest U of Wisconsin Press boom, Intermediate Horizons: Book History and Digital Humanities, is reviewed in the latest issue of Papers of the The Bibliographical Society of America!

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My latest book review is now live! It's for a book I've already used heavily in my teaching: _Intermediate Horizons: Book History and Digital Humanities_, edited by Mark Vareschi and Heather Wacha. Thanks for the opportunity to review, The Bibliographical Society of America.

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In 2021, a virtual roundtable brought together experts on the preservation of colonial Latin American books and manuscripts. Read the transcript in this article from The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America: ow.ly/WaQR50OQSEO; The Bibliographical Society of America

The September 2023 entry deadline for applying for our MA/MRes in the History of the Book at IES is Monday 31 July. Apply now: bit.ly/3QjW7ol

Attending @RBMSInfo's #RBMS23 conference? Don't miss the BSA-sponsored session on Thursday 6/29 & BSA Executive Director Erin McGuirl at the opening plenary on Tuesday 6/27!

ACLS is pleased to announce that 2023-24 ACLS fellowship and grant competitions are now open for programs with September and October deadlines.

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our amazing editors have organized a roundtable launch event on Zoom with @bibsocamer on June 20, 2023, 12-1:15 pm ET / 9-10:15 am PT. Register and join us!! secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/…

#ALAAC23 attendees: the Library History Round Table (LHRT) invites you to hear the fabulous @RebeccaRomney on 'Cultural Memory, Community Work: Why Every Librarian Should Care About Rare Books.' Share widely, and see you there! #libraries #librarians #librarytwitter #rarebooks #libraryhistory

Some takeaways from that panel, hosted by The Bibliographical Society of America earlier this year:

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Only two sleeps until the first of Prof Ann Blair's 2023 Lyell Lectures Bodleian Libraries: 'In the scholar’s workshop: amanuenses in early modern Europe', 5pm 23, 25, 30 May and 1 and 6 June 2023 at Weston Library. Book early to avoid disappointment! visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/event/the-lyel…

Who are all these strange little folks on the endpapers of schoolbooks, and what can they tell us about the emotions of past readers? You’ll find them and more at my ABAA Rare Books New York Antiquarian Book Fair talk on Saturday at 11am! Deets: nyantiquarianbookfair.com/nyiabf-present…