The People of Print, 1500-1830

The People of Print: Printers, Stationers, and Booksellers 1500-1830 An ongoing Interdisciplinary project led by Drs Kaley Kramer, Rachel Stenner & Adam J Smith

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

After 3 days, 33 presentations, 2 keynote lectures, a workshop & a roundtable... That's a wrap!! A big thank you to all contributors from the conference organises: Dr Kaley Kramer (@SheffHallamEng), Dr Rachel Stemmer (@SussexCEMMS) & Dr Adam J Smith (@YSJLit)! #PeopleOfPrint

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[Helen Williams @drwilliams.bsky.social @helen189]

Seeing these texts (and bindings!) photographed in such amazing resolution makes me feel a bit emotional 😭 #18thcentury #tristramshandy

[Sophie Coulombeau @SMCoulombeau]

History-of-the-book academic Twitter! What are your fav works on reading practices? Circulation, consumption, reception, and more! 18th-19th century-specific gets bonus points. Hit me with yr classic studies and yr sizzling new interventions, for I am updating my reading list.

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

If you were a delegate at our recent conference we would be very grateful if you could complete this quick evaluation form: https://t.co/MN4ySw8pQJ #PeopleOfPrint

[Katharine Cox @KatharineMCox]

A huge thank you to @drkaleykramer whose passion & hard work for print cultures has made this happen @sheffhallamuni Looking forward to seeing this research develop and inform the student curriculum! @SheffHallamEng

[Sussex CEMMS @SussexCEMMS]

Devastated to have missed this one. Congratulation to all those who made it such a triumph!

[Jesús Barrientos Mora ❧ @BarrientosJesus]

Also it was really rewarding to incorporate new and more aspects to my ongoing research #PeopleofPrint

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

@BarrientosJesus Thank you Jesús, your paper was fascinating & your perspective & experience was really valuable to us all!

[Jesús Barrientos Mora ❧ @BarrientosJesus]

I'm really thankful for all the intensive learning of the past three days @PrintPeopleConf

[Dr Jennifer Young @jmy1599]

@PrintPeopleConf @SheffHallamEng @SussexCEMMS @YSJLit @drkaleykramer @elementaladam Great job Kaley, Rachel & Adam! Many many thanks for bringing together a great community of printer -loving scholars. What a treat & I learned so much! 👏 Bravo!!!

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

@jmy1599 @SheffHallamEng @SussexCEMMS @YSJLit @drkaleykramer @elementaladam Thanks Jennifer! And thank you for being such a generous & enthusiastic delegate! We'll definitely be in touch about the database project...

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

After 3 days, 33 presentations, 2 keynote lectures, a workshop & a roundtable... That's a wrap!! A big thank you to all contributors from the conference organises: Dr Kaley Kramer (@SheffHallamEng), Dr Rachel Stemmer (@SussexCEMMS) & Dr Adam J Smith (@YSJLit)! #PeopleOfPrint

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

@lmaruca Thank you Lisa for being a dream keynote & such a generous delegate - hopefully see you again soon!

[Grace Touzel @grace_touzel]

I'm absolutely itching to get into the Stationers' Company archives after Ruth Frendo's talk -- decades of account books, original stationery bindings? Yes please! #PeopleofPrint

[Adam James Smith @elementaladam]

A really cool observation by @lmaruca as she sets off on the epic journey home...

When we talk about early modern printers we should try to decentred our thinking of them as individuals, since "the individual" is a v. recent category that doesn't always apply. #PeopleOfPrint

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

This is a great question -- does anyone know? #twitterstorians #peopleofprint

[The People of Print, 1500-1830 @PrintPeopleConf]

@fierengraw @SheffHallamEng @SussexCEMMS @YSJLit @drkaleykramer @elementaladam Thank you! Live tweeting was by me (@elementaladam) 😉