Paul Hudson interviewed me as part of the Portobello Book Festival 2020

Paul Hudson interviewed me as part of the Portobello Book Festival 2020
I recorded this series of short lectures about Christina Rossetti for Massolit.
https://www.massolit.io/courses/the-poetry-of-christina-rossetti-c96d8fb3-6273-4c01-895a-6b7d8d8652b3
In this video, I talk about the work placement option that I set up for students on the MSc in Book History and Material Culture at the University of Edinburgh’s Centre for the History of the Book.
In this paper I gave at the 2017 Shelley Conference in London, I explore how Victorian anthologists handled Percy Shelley’s longer poems.
In this series of short talks recorded for Massolit, I explore some of William Wordsworth’s most famous poems.
A talk I gave to the Sir Walter Scott Club at the New Club in Edinburgh in November 2016.
In this short video, produced for the University of Edinburgh, I discuss the work of the Centre for the History of the Book.
This week I’m going to the University of Dundee to help lead the third in a series of three doctoral training workshops on Book History which the Centre for the History of the Book is running in collaboration with the University of Stirling and the University of Dundee. In December we held a workshop on the history of reading in Stirling, in January we held on in Edinburgh on bibliography and textual scholarship, and in April one in Dundee on manuscript, print and digital culture. We also organised a field trip to Innerpeffray Library, Scotland’s oldest lending library. You can see more details here.
CHB Training Workshops from HSS Webteam on Vimeo.