Very excited to announce that my newest exhibition on medieval manuscript fragments is now open! If you’re in Ohio, come have a look-see! I’ll be giving numerous tours, but the first confirmed will be on 14 April at 4 pm. Other dates TBA

Nice little feature on my #ManuscriptFragments exhibit at Ohio State OSU really has a fab collection of #MedievalManuscripts Come visit! There are also some true oddities that we were able to secure via loan from other collectors.

Super-excited to share the newest medieval manuscript I landed for my library: a lovely compendium of medieval world history by Vincent of Beauvais. Never thought I’d get something like this for our students and researchers! So glad it all worked out with generous donor support!

Is it just me, or does the look of the new #Metallica album promos give off distinct #Stryper vibes?

Lovely clear watermark evidence on this bifolium from an as-yet unidentified medieval dictionary. Watermark = Briquet 12995, MS likely produced in Bavaria, ca.1440-50. 16 bifolia in total, each w/ this mark; once recycled as pasteboard book covers. #Fragmentology #manuscripts

Just added this nice #OttoEge leaf to my library’s collection. OSU now has two folios from this MS (shelfmark: Spec.Rare.MS.MR.Frag.456). #OhioMSS #fragmentology #MedievalManuscripts #Psalter

Just added this fascinating medieval medical #ManuscriptFragment to my library’s collection. It’s likely that this treatise was used in the Middle Ages at the hospital that recycled it as an account book wrapper. Text from Tractate 4 of Serapion’s text. #OhioMSS #fragmentology

Latest press on my exhibit at my library. This was a good week for the show, with multiple special medievalist visits, from Boston, Cincinnati, France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, and more! Looking forward to more visitors and tours in the coming weeks…

In case any of you have some spare time tomorrow and a curiosity about manuscript fragmentation, perhaps this will interest you…

Recording of my “virtual tour” of the medieval manuscript exhibition, “Deathless Fragments,” now available. Have a look if you’re interested! Thanks Fragmentarium

Exciting news for manuscript enthusiasts everywhere! Have a look!

Two lovers gazing at each other while a jilted suitor sulks off to the side? Illustration in the top margin of a 14th-century antiphonal fragment in a private collection in Ohio. #MedievalManuscripts ##ManuscriptFragments #CourtlyLove #Romance