Notes & News
RIB work-in-progress workshop
The Rutgers Initiative for the Book will host a work-in-progress workshop this spring (2021) for any graduate students who would like peer feedback on article drafts or dissertation chapters dealing with print … Read More
University Press Summer Internships
The Rutgers Book Initiative is sponsoring, jointly with the SAS Dean of Humanities, 2 paid summer internships at university presses. These internships will allow graduate students to build on their own research … Read More
“The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic”
Please circulate widely & join us for a virtual colloquium hosted by Princeton University on Nov. 20! Really looking forward to this.
NJ Book Arts Symposium on Nov. 5 & 6 and 12 & 13
coming soon: NJ Book Arts Symposium on Nov. 5 & 6 and 12 & 13. with: speakers, panels, exhibits, artist in residence, and interactions with other book artists; live … Read More
Prof. Daniela Bleichmar at Princeton
Please circulate widely: Prof. Daniela Bleichmar speaking at Princeton on “The Codex Mendoza and the Study of Mexican Indigenous Manuscripts as Books and Media” More information here: https://history.princeton.edu/news-events/events/committee-study-books-media-codex-mendoza-and-study-mexican-indigenous
Columbia material texts fall schedule
The fall schedule for the Columbia Material Texts seminar is now up! More material studies along the (virtual) NE corridor. More information here.
Rare Book School SoFCB Junior Fellows Program
Applications are due in November for Junior Fellow positions within the Rare Book School Society of Fellows in Critical Bibliography—please circulate widely! https://rarebookschool.org/admissions-awards/fellowships/sofcb/
Upcoming! Call for participation
Please see below for information on the upcoming The Paperology Reading and Activity Group organized by Artefact Lab and Atelier -30- in the Department of Communication, Université de Montréal. Paperology: A Reading and … Read More
SHARP Research Development Grants for BIPOC Scholars
Please circulate widely! From SHARP: Research Development Grants for BIPOC Scholars