E-resource review
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Pearson, David. Book Owners Online.
Book Owners Online (BOO) is the work of the distinguished book historian David Pearson and a technical team that have helped translate his long-respected bibliography “English Book Owners in the…
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Michelle Levy et al., The Women’s Print History Project
The Women’s Print History Project is a database that collects in one place information about British women’s writing, editing, publishing, printing, bookselling, and other contributions to the print trade in…
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Women in Book History Bibliography
Women in Book History Bibliography. Texas A&M University: 2016. <www.womensbookhistory.org> Women in Book History Bibliography is a very useful tool for researchers interested in the scholarship devoted to the topic.…
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Magazines, Travel and Middlebrow Culture in Canada 1925-1960
Magazines, Travel and Middlebrow Culture in Canada 1925-1960. University of Strathclyde: 2011. <http://www.middlebrowcanada.org/> The establishment of Magazines, Travel and Middlebrow Culture in Canada 1925-1960, as a web-based resource emerged from…
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The Pulp Magazines Project
The Pulp Magazines Project. Patrick Belk, Nathan Madison: 2011. <http://pulpmags.org/> The first generation of cooperative, open-access libraries were text-based transcriptions like Project Gutenberg. In the past 20 years digital imaging…
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Mapping the Republic of Letters
Mapping the Republic of Letters. Stanford University: 2013. <http://republicofletters.stanford.edu/> Mapping the Republic of Letters is a digital humanities program from Stanford University’s Humanities Center in collaboration with leading international partners. It…
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Robert Darnton. A Literary Tour de France
If the clever title isn’t enough to interest a book historian in this e-resource, the name behind it likely will be. Robert Darnton is a renowned historian specializing in the…

