TTU Book History & Digital Humanities

Book History & Digital Humanities at Texas Tech English
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Defying the odds, a midtown mainstay celebrates 25 years in Kansas City this weekend https://t.co/47PVuJlOHF

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David Pearson: “We can be braver with book design in the UK” https://t.co/sF1AkHjaxQ

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HarperCollins Workers Strike for Better Pay and Benefits https://t.co/Gufn2w1CPB

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Folio, quarto etc. | Making Book https://t.co/5L71gkz5jF

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Iliad Bookshop in North Hollywood temporarily closed after being damaged in fire - CBS Los Angeles https://t.co/iql9fqYjvX

[Pens and Teapots 🖋🫖 @de_corporis]

Not sure who needs to know this, but the current weakness of the yen against the dollar makes it a good time to buy fountain pens directly from Japan. 🖋️

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World's oldest complete star map, lost for millennia, found inside medieval manuscript https://t.co/73W2xPyix6

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“Why does anyone need permission from Harvard to make a movie about Emily Dickinson? The answer involves theft, adulterous affairs, a land deal gone wrong, a feud between families, two elite colleges, and some of the most famous poems in American lit.” https://t.co/guG10q1XXE

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Judge Blocks a Merger of Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster https://t.co/pytQH1uK4y

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What Counts as a Bestseller? - Public Books https://t.co/GjUD9UKEDd

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A Legendary Erotic Archive Has Been Out of Public View For Decades... https://t.co/hK9jD49DPS

[The Melville Society @MelvilleSociety]

It feels like it's time for...
Reviews of Moby-Dick covers!

[The Museum of Curiosities @CuriosMuseum]

A 18th century book containing tiny books on a pop-up shelf, made by a bookbinder in the Netherlands around 1757. The National Library of the Netherlands.

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How Colleen Hoover Rose to Rule the Best-Seller List https://t.co/i2UPQqTqRO

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'Women of the Book' exhibit reveals lives of women from 1450-1800 https://t.co/Dgma32Ta8h

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The Oldest Surviving Book in the Americas https://t.co/8Tct5GfeKS

[Houghton Library @HoughtonLib]

Oct 25: Join @HoughtonLib curator @John_Overholt for his gallery talk @harvartmuseums’ ongoing exhibition, Dare To Know, on one of the most important and consequential prints of the 18th century: Description of a Slave Ship. Free with registration: https://t.co/megFXaTGQb

[Stephen Osadetz @stephenosadetz]

I am very happy to announce the launch of The Digital Humanities in Practice: From Research Questions to Results, a new course for @HarvardOnline, which I developed with @Fernsebner and @runcolerun!
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Heh heh heh.
All Crime Novels Must Look Like This https://t.co/Rw9CGGWdgR