A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for April 2022 is by Council member Justin Croft, who writes about the Breslauer prize for Bibliography. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for March 2022 is by David Pearson, our Honorary Editor of Monographs, who writes about Showcasing Provenance. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for February 2022 is by William Poole, Co-Editor of the Society's quarterly journal The Library, who writes about the Early Modern Letters Online database. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for January 2022 is by our Honorary Editor of Electronic Publications David Shaw who offers Which John Smith? Problems of provenance research. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for December 2021 is offered by Council member Daryl Green who offers a Christmas Special: 12 Days of Bibliographical Video Delights Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for September 2021 is offered by Council member Julianne Simpson who writes on Five hundred years of Plantin. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for August 2021 is offered by Past President Kristian Jensen who writes about the Bibliothèque des Amis de l’Instruction, Paris. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The choice for July 2021 is offered by Council member Anke Timmermann who writes about the alchemical library of C. G. Jung. Go to http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice.
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The June choice for 2021 is by Council member Liam Sims who has written about 'International William Morris Day' (26 June). http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The May choice for 2021 is by Council member Yvonne Lewis who has written about 'Globes in print and online'. http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The April choice for 2021 is by Council member Simon Beattie who has written about the UK Reading Experience Database. http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice
A monthly series of bibliography- or book-related links recommended by members of the Society’s Council. A new series initiated by Margaret Ford, Past President. The March choice for 2021 is by Karen Limper-Herz, our Honorary Secretary and Vice-President. She has written about the digitisation of incunabula at the British Library. http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/news/councils-choice