An excellent guest contribution to the SASiety Art Series - check it out!

Courtesy of the brilliant Elena Zolotariov is SASiety’s very first in-depth profile. Read on for a discussion of art 🖼️, nature 🌷, the importance of sharing 🤝 and all kinds of interesting things!

Submissions open for our Autumn Seminar Series - full details below:

The last instalment of our Art Series, once again thanks to Elena Zolotariov - read on for a thought-provoking 💭 conversation that includes working at the intersection of the arts and academia and the beauty of ‘Everyday Things’

New issue of Manuscript Studies: A Journal of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies Vol. 8, No. 1 (2023) muse.jhu.edu/issue/50919 Project MUSE Penn Press @sims_mss Dr Emilia Henderson-Roche

In April 1941 Life Magazine sent a photographer to the auction of Edward Newton’s library at the Parke-Bernet Galleries, NY. Helpfully this woman holds the catalogue to make the sale identifiable. In other photos are several recognisable figures from the rare book world…

The evening keynote of our conference promises to be a truly interesting talk - I can’t wait to hear it! It’s free and open to all, so find out more and register below 👇

One of the outcomes of the Medieval and Renaissance Women project Medieval Manuscripts is the creation of new pages on the website, highlighting some fab women & their documents, including: Birgitta of Sweden Empress Matilda Eleanor de Montfort Eleanor of Castile Ippolita M. Sforza (🧵)

Our full programme is live! 🎉🎉 Read on for more info and sign up now!

✍️ The co-organizers and the publicity officer of FRAGMENTS (School of Advanced Study, University of London) talk on the SASiety blog about the process of putting together a conference from scratch. 🎟️Book your free tickets here: sas.ac.uk/events/fragmen… 📖Read more here: sasiety.co.uk/assembling-fra…

🚨 Last chance to sign up! 🚨 It’s going to be great, so book your place whilst you can! #fragments

We have kicked off our conference #Fragments2023 with a round table discussion on the mapping humanities project! A great start that set the tone for our interdisciplinary conference exploring the diverse research here at School of Advanced Study, University of London

Interested in a Master’s in Book History? The Maggs Fellowship could help with the costs. Deadline approaching!👇Master's Funding | School of Advanced Study ⁦IES⁩ sas.ac.uk/postgraduate-s…

Having recently elected Deborah Coltham @raremedbookgal as ABA President, we're looking back on the extraordinary life of Winnie Myers, our first female president, which involves spies, activism, and a business that lasted 125 years. Find out more: aba.org.uk/page/winifred-…

The latest publication by the Cultivate MSS team is now available as Open Access! 🎉 library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.….

That post-PhD thesis submission feeling is unreal 😍

It’s still sinking in that I’m Dr. Fantetti subject to minor revisions! Thanks so much to my examiners @lisafdavis and David Wallace for their astute comments and praise, my chair Catherine Clarke for overseeing things & Laura Cleaver & the CULTIVATE MSS crew for their support!🎉

Finally got my copy of the long-awaited Gender and the Book Trades volume! For anyone interested in Belle da Costa Greene, Wilfrid Michael Voynich, and stylised gender performance in the early twentieth century rare book trade, check out my contribution in Chapter 21 📚