The Centre for the History of the Book is a hub for a wide range of researchers, and offers a CILIP-accredited MSc in Book History and Material Culture.
Thursday's event has been postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We’re sorry not to be able to go ahead, and we hope to reschedule it at a later date. We’ll be in touch with everyone who registered as soon as we can reschedule. https://t.co/JAmHkoEDQj
If you're in the US and need to teach book history online in the next few weeks, you're welcome to use our instructional videos in your class.
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Delighted to welcome Fiona Mossman @Fiona_in_books from @edinburghchb who will be leading research into the Signet Library's history and topographical collection as part of her MSc in Book History and Material Culture.
Come and join us on Friday at 1pm for the first in a series of seminars on book history and textual scholarship, 'Editing the Nineteenth Century', with Tim Fulford and Jane Stabler. @LLCatEdinburgh https://t.co/KSYQnjuK2k
A new blog post from our student Eliza Cottington on Beth Driscoll's seminar about 'The Genre World of Australian Crime Fiction'
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Next week our students on the MSc in Book History and Material Culture will be presenting their work at a mini-conference called 'Off the Shelf'. It's in LG10, David Hume Tower, on Friday 24 May from 10am. Stay tuned for more details soon.
Today we are delighted to welcome Professor Tom Mole to the Library, to discuss Lord Bryon and ‘Don Juan’ one of the greatest poems in the English language, which is currently on display in the Library until 27 July @ProfTomMole @EdinburghUni#Edinburgh