@leahhenrickson@SHARPorgNews@SHARPorg That is a familiar sentiment over here π if you're keen to share it through DarntonWatch in the meantime, however, I'd love to include it!
Following a brief hiatus, I am very keen to continue receiving EOIs from colleagues in book history (eyes on you, @SHARPorg and friends!). If you have a recorded paper or talk that you'd like to share through the #DarntonWatch podcast, please do get in touch.
This is your regular reminder that Darntonwatch is always open for submissions - we are a podcast (loosely defined) that shares recordings of book history conference papers. Here's looking at you, #MovingTexts2021#SHARP2021 πππ
Come join the fabulous @CorinnaNoRue for our latest episode. This episode is about theorizing mail-order book culture, and ties in with Corinna's recent book, Book Clubs and Book Commerce, which you should also read! https://t.co/F9wYvG4RwO
Thrilled to have a new episode of #DarntonWatch, feat. the excellent @kactavish, to share. Kenna discusses 'Crisis book browsing' in a paper originally presented at #pandemicbookshelves conference in November. Listen here, or through any podcast service: https://t.co/QdMjR7Sbdy
Closely following #pandemicbookshelves on twitter - it looks amazing ππ Let me know if any of you would be keen to share your papers on @DarntonWatch!
Excellent capsule history of comics in the Philippines, with a nod to Alfredo Alcala, the artist whose renderings made Conan the Barbarian a global icon. Alcala also did the art work for Holloway House's graphic novel adaptation of Donald Goines's DADDY COOL.
Very excited to press publish on a fantastic new episode of #DarntonWatch, with Dr Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano from @NTUsg giving the paper "Past Forward: The Future of Comic Book Publishing in the Philippines". Available on all major podcast apps (or here: https://t.co/uaXhvxaQBN)
Submit a recording of you reading a conference paper to @Millicent_Weber's podcast @DarntonWatch. It's a good way to document and share presentations. Visit https://t.co/wkn8utPzgP to see who's already done so! #bookhistory
And your regular reminder: publishing studies and book history colleagues, please consider submitting recorded papers or other short research pieces here!
I've also seen that my former students from @Portland_State/@ooliganpress, Nicholas Shea and Gloria Mulvihill, published a review of @Millicent_Weber's @DarntonWatch, a podcast designed to support researchers investigating book publishing.
'HOW TO DOCUMENT, HISTORICIZE AND INTERROGATE BOOK DESIGN'
My presentations always have splashy #bookdesign slides. This is the only one that can be listened to with eyes closed, feet up and a cuppa.
Thanks for sharing my 2019 @bsc_sbc presentation @Millicent_Weber!
#bookhistory
Very excited that we have another new episode of #DarntonWatch available for you, featuring Dr Richard Saunders from Southern Utah University presenting a talk on "Papermaking in Territorial Utah". You can find it on any major podcast app, or here: https://t.co/v0YJnDeVUw
Thrilled to press 'publish' on a new episode of #DarntonWatch, featuring @amandalastoria delivering the paper "How to Document, Historicize and Interrogate Book Design". Listen through any major podcasting app, or here: https://t.co/JPpFYe91vU
Episode 12 of #DarntonWatch has just been published, featuring @DMWithers_ speaking about the article "Enterprising Women: Independence, Finance and Virago Press, c.1976-1993". Access it here: https://t.co/73MXeX5j71, or by searching for DarntonWatch in the major podcast apps.