So @SouthernWater have almost doubled my bill compared to last year, & I have no choice but to pay it. The logic of privatisation, such as it is, requires a competitive market to function. Without competition there is only monopoly & abuse, which is what Southern Water are doing.
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'The Psalms for All'
And here is a great interview by Barbara Burns with Hannibal Hamlin, whose volume 'The Psalms in English, 1530-1633' has just been published in the MHRA Tudor and Stuart Translations series👉 mhra.org.uk/news/2024/09/24/…
📢Tudor and Stuart Translations Nº 19 is out!
'The Psalms in English, 1530–1633', edited by Hannibal Hamlin 👉mhra.org.uk/publications/tst…
This is the first volume to feature a brand new cover design for Texts & Translations! 🧑🎨
Very happy to see this out! I copy-edited it a couple of years ago, before I started my current role, and I've ended up guiding it through production. A truly monumental edition, worth looking at for anyone working on #earlymodern studies 📖
📢Tudor and Stuart Translations Nº 19 is out!
'The Psalms in English, 1530–1633', edited by Hannibal Hamlin 👉mhra.org.uk/publications/tst…
This is the first volume to feature a brand new cover design for Texts & Translations! 🧑🎨
📢Tudor and Stuart Translations Nº 19 is out!
'The Psalms in English, 1530–1633', edited by Hannibal Hamlin 👉mhra.org.uk/publications/tst…
This is the first volume to feature a brand new cover design for Texts & Translations! 🧑🎨
Sad news. RIP Thulsa Doom. The greatest cult leader there ever was. They shall all drown in lakes of blood.
RIP James Earl Jones
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Free witchcraft history. Very pleased to see you can now virtually borrow for free my 1999 book "Witchcraft, magic and culture 1736-1951" from the Internet Archive. Witches, cunning-folk, fortune-telling, and much more.
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I just love that the @internetarchive has a search field for an entirely different service top and centre on its homepage, definitely never searched in there by mistake
An already beautiful book made EVEN MORE beautiful: the Vale Press edition of Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mariner, 1899, in a contemporary binding by R.S.B. Watson - head of the bookbinding firm Watson & Co but an accomplished hobbyist craft binder too blackwells.co.uk/rarebooks/b…
ALT A green leather binding, elaborately tooled in gold, including an appropriately nautical themed border of shells.
ALT The opening page of 'Part the first', with an intricate initial 'I' and full-page woodcut border of vines and leaves designed by Charles Ricketts
We've published two more titles as Gold Open Access ebooks!
👉Claudia Dellacasa's 'Italo Calvino and Japan: A Journey through the Shallow Depths of Signs'
👉Peter Haysom-Rodríguez's 'Regionalisms and Resistance in the Twentieth-Century Portuguese Novel: Spatialized Ideologies'
What do History students think of GenAI? During 2023-24 @NevilleMorley has surveyed students @exeterclio on their understanding and attitudes to AI for reading and research.
His finding are now available on the RHS blog bit.ly/4fooiP5#twitterstorians 1/2
Demonstration of a 19thC linotype typesetting machine – this is fascinating to me, seems way more complex and baffling than modern tech, even though really I know it’s not!
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