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🚨 New Short Course Alert! 🚨
Join @roguepage in Magazines, Art and Experiment on 23 May 2025.
Find out more and book here: buff.ly/4hHJQag
We look forward to hosting you.
📜 Interested in Spanish Palaeography?📜
Join our online course: Introduction to Medieval Spanish Palaeography, covering everything from Visigothic to Gothic scripts!
On 28 April - 1 May 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM.
Learn more and book here: buff.ly/oCWw6mt
Last couple of spaces remaining on 'Provenance in Books' - our LRBS short course being held at Taylor Library at Shrewsbury School.
Date: 1–4 April 2025
Tutor: Dr David Pearson
Residential and non-residential options are available.
Book here:
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Spaces are still available on 'Provenance in Books'' our satellite course being held at the historic Taylor Library at Shrewsbury School.
Date: 1–4 April 2025
Tutor: Dr David Pearson
Residential and non-residential options are available.
Book here:
ies.sas.ac.uk/whats/short-co…
Sign up now to this incredible LRBS short course with Dr David Pearson on Provenance in books: 1-4 April 2025.
This course will be delivered at Shrewsbury School, with access to the historic Library there.
Find out more here: ies.sas.ac.uk/whats/short-co…
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Thanks to Maggs Bros, one of the world’s largest antiquarian booksellers, the @IES_London will bestow a scholarship on one student per academic year. Find out more if you are interested in studying the MA/MRes History of the Book for 2025-26: bit.ly/3D6u0XJ
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📜✍️ Interested in Spanish Palaeography? Join us for our @IES_London online course!
We'll cover everything from Visigothic to Gothic scripts🤓, it'll be great!!
💻Online
🗓️28 April – 1 May, 2025
🗣️ @ainoa_castro, @manmugar, and humbly yours truly.
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Check out our exciting range of short courses for the London Rare Books School and London International Palaeography School!
Find out more and book here: buff.ly/3Za70PK
#RareBooks #Palaeography
Join us for a Panel Discussion on 'Place-based Cultural Regeneration' on Monday 3 March!
🕓 4:00-7:00 PM
📍 Woburn Suite, Senate House
Find out more and book here: buff.ly/4hT7Mri
We are almost fully booked for our Digital Methods in Bibliography Short Course next month in collaboration with @BibSoc !
Book now to avoid disappointment: buff.ly/3QzX78F
Check out our exciting range of short courses for the London Rare Books School and London International Palaeography School!
Find out more and book here: buff.ly/3Za70PK
#RareBooks #Palaeography
🚨 New Short Course Alert! 🚨
Join @roguepage in Magazines, Art and Experiment on 23 May 2025.
Find out more and book here: buff.ly/4hHJQag
We look forward to hosting you.
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The MA/MRes in the History of the Book at @IES_London explores the different material forms the book has taken over time, from clay tablets to computer screens. Find out more: bit.ly/4aFmqzb
This Valentines Day treat yourself with a spot to our Summer Schools!
Check out our full range of courses here:
London Rare Books School: buff.ly/4ejU2mT
London International Palaeography School: buff.ly/4a4SjjH
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Looking forward to the publication of Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction next week! 📚
Published in association with @IES_London and #OpenAccess, this is a fascinating collection of essays covering fiction from the medieval period to the present.
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Published today, Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction, edited by Karen Attar and Andrew Nash, explores how texts and reading spaces have been represented in fiction from the earliest times onwards.
@SASNews @IES_London #OpenAccess
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What are you currently reading? We'd love to see some academic TBR piles!
We're happy that our copies of Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction have arrived!
@IES_London @SASNews @UoLondon
#CurrentlyReading #AmReading #TBR #AcademicReading
ALT Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction book on wooden tabletop
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The @IES_London specialises in the history of the book, manuscript and print studies, textual scholarship and digital editing, with a growing interest in creative and practice-based research. View our courses and apply: bit.ly/4aLrCSf
Our LRBS short course: 'Print and the Ascent of Magic' (25-27 March 2025, 5-7pm) w/ Dr Pragya Dhital is open for booking!
This course examines how print shaped supernatural beliefs and practices. Co-hosted with @Warburg_News .
Find out more here: buff.ly/4fp8iMe
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Yesterday's @IES_London symposium on "Migrant Institutions" was marvellous. Full of fascinating papers, keen conversations, fizzing ideas. Huge thanks to the Institute and @BritishAcademy_ for their support, to @BeneCarnaghi for running the tech, and to our generous presenters.
