"A thoroughly enriching Masters Programme!" Sophie Jones, now working for Jarndyce Books, shares her experience doing our MA in the History of the Book. One week till we close for Jan 2024 entry. Get your application in! ies.sas.ac.uk/study-and-trai…

The LRBS 2024 Summer School has launched! There are a number of exciting courses open for booking, and we are offering a 10% discount on the listed price if you use code LRBS24 at the checkout*. Register here: buff.ly/484X0sB *offer ends 5/01/24

✨a final folioversary hurrah!✨ i am proud to have edited a constellation of short, provocative essays on the first folio in collection & as a collection by @tarallyons @aarontpratt @vanessabraganza jes1003 & jane wild ➡️ academic.oup.com/sq/issue/74/4

🎓 Scholarship Alert!📯 The Maggs Scholarship is a fully funded studentship for our MA/MRes History of the Book 2024/25. The studentship is funded by Maggs Bros. Ltd. , one of the world’s largest and oldest antiquarian booksellers. Apply now: buff.ly/3NxhFO8

LRBS @michaelwdurrant Wellcome Library Natural History Museum University of Reading Special Collections 🧰 💻Join Dr Christopher Ohge Christopher Ohge in 'The Book Historian's Digital Toolkit' to be introduced to a variety of digital methods and tools for book history research, and a historical survey of digitisation and electronic books. Book here: buff.ly/4bigigo #bookhistory

What better day could there be than #WorldBookDay to share that our #OpenAccess titles have now reached OVER ONE MILLION DOWNLOADS! Thank you to all of the readers, researchers, authors, editors and academics who have helped us to get here. For more info: uolpress.co.uk/2024/03/one-mi…

COMING SOON!! Ewan Jones (Cambridge) on 'Habits of Inattention in Romantic Literature'. Friday 22 March 2024 at 17.30 in Senate House, London (G35, Bloomsbury Room). Chair: Rowan Boyson. Free admission. Wine reception. ALL WELCOME.

Next Week! 19 March 2024: 5-7 PM The Out of Practice seminar presents 'Shifting Audiences: Reconfiguring Pasts' with speakers Redell Olsen Department of English at Royal Holloway and our very own Christopher Ohge ! Book here: buff.ly/43bayl4

A reminder that registration for our LRBS Summer School is still open! Sign up for some bookish courses like the one below with our Director, Dr Andrew Nash on 'Using Publisher's Archives'! Find out more here: ies.sas.ac.uk/london-rare-bo…

Very much looking forward to delivering my first collaborative eLabs (elaboratories.org) workshop today on 'Building Community through Digital Pedagogy and Project Infrastructure' at Uni Luxembourg c2dh.uni.lu/events/explori…

“Although complexity & advanced vocabulary may be part of literary merit,literary merit is not reducible to complexity & advanced vocabulary: ‘to be or not to be?’ is, after all, at first,a simple phrase.”1 of a number of concerns in response to ⁦#OFSTED englishassociation.ac.uk/our-response-t…

This summer we are running our beginners course for those interested in medieval manuscripts. No previous experience necessary and we have a lot of fun*. *if you like medieval books.

Still a few places left on this course - come and experience some of Cambridge UL's most unusual and interactive books.

Join us at the Annual Meeting to hear from keynote speaker, Christopher Ohge of the University of London about “Editing the Editor: Reconstructing Mary Anne Rawson’s Anti-Slavery Anthology 'The Bow in the Cloud' (1834) With Digital Tools.” To register: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

We are excited to announce the launch of our well-loved LRBS Summer School for 2025! 📖Discover a range of captivating courses on all things rare books!📖 Learn more and secure your spot here: buff.ly/4ejU2mT #SummerSchool #RareBooks

💻Interested in Digital Editing?💻 Join Christopher Ohge in the new year for an LRBS online short course on 29 January 2025 and 31 January 2025! This course will be delivered asynchronously, with live Zoom sessions. Find out more and book here: buff.ly/3Cm4b57

LRBS @michaelwdurrant St Bride Foundation 4.🧰 💻Join Dr Christopher Ohge Christopher Ohge in 'The Book Historian's Digital Toolkit' to be introduced to a variety of digital methods and tools for book history research, and a historical survey of digitisation and electronic books. Enrol here: buff.ly/3UGDluD

Have you signed up to receive A.E. Stallings' #poetry newsletter yet? In each newsletter, Alicia E. Stallings explores a contemporary poem from a new book or anthology & explains what she admires about it. #poetrylovers #poetrytwitter english.web.ox.ac.uk/echolocations-…

Looking forward to presenting at this important webinar!

Are you working in book history and #DH and want to learn more about the most relevant digital tools & approaches? Check out the 'Book Historian's Digital Toolkit' module for the London Rare Books School this summer, 23–27 June 2025. More info below: ies.sas.ac.uk/london-rare-bo…