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Paul Fyfe. Digital Victorians: From Nineteenth-Century Media to Digital Humanities.
Digital Victorians explores and complicates a range of questions involved in studies of nineteenth-century literatures, new media, and DH methodologies.
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Daniel Matore. The Graphics of Verse: Experimental Typography in Twentieth-Century Poetry.
The first systematic study of typographical experimentation in twentieth-century poetry, this book highlights the often overlooked role of typography in shaping poetic meaning and form.
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Jane McLeod. Print, Politics and Trade in the French Atlantic: The Labottière Family as Eighteenth-Century Cultural Brokers.
A microhistory of 31 members of a French provincial printing/bookselling family, this book examines the Labottières’ rise to prominence, the works they printed and imported, their business and familial connections…
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Adam Smyth, ed. The Oxford Handbook of the History of the Book in Early Modern England.
This volume analyzes the “nature and role of the book in early modern England” and offers new critical perspectives on the history of the book, with an emphasis on the…
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Alexis Easley, ed. British Writers, Popular Literature, and New Media Innovation, 1820-45.
The twelve essays in this volume explore early nineteenth-century Britain’s new media, modes of production, and types of authors, editors, illustrators, publishers, and readers, revealing that features of media culture…
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SHARP 2024 Conference Reports: Part IV
This is the fourth and last of a series of short reports on SHARP 2024: Global Book Cultures, provided by select SHARPists who were supported by SHARP travel awards. They are…
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Martin Paul Eve. Theses on the Metaphors of Digital-Textual History.
Eve unravels networks of conceptual, political, and technological premises embedded in the metaphors we use to label digital technologies of textual production.
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Laura E. Helton. Scattered and Fugitive Things: How Black Collectors Created Archives and Remade History.
With clear and engaging prose, Helton animates the inventiveness of Black librarians, scrapbookers, collectors, curators, and archivists who salvaged and preserved records of Black life by and for Black communities…
