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Mediation through text and image in information books for children

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25th May 2022

CBCP Co-Director Sue Walker has a chapter in new book just published by Lehigh University Press. https://lupress.cas.lehigh.edu/content/mediation-and-childrens-reading Sue’s chapter, ‘Reading information: using graphic language to enhance engagement with children’s books’,…Read More >

Mediation through text and image in information books for children

CFP – Postgraduate Symposium 1 July 2022 (new date)

Posted on
20th April 202218th May 2022

The CFP for the CBCP Postgraduate Symposium on 1 July is now online. Details here.    

Recording of event: Researching the history of printing in Iran: particularities and challenges

Posted on
17th March 2022

The recording of the event Researching the history of printing in Iran: particularities and challenges is now available to watch online here.

Recording of event: Researching the history of printing in Iran: particularities and challenges

Newton International Fellowships Scheme

Posted on
10th February 2022

The Centre for Book Cultures and Publishing of the University of Reading welcomes proposals from suitably qualified applicants for the Newton International Fellowships scheme (deadline: 16 March 2022). The Scheme aims to attract the most promising…Read More >

Register to attend the 1922 conference, March 28 2022

Posted on
8th February 20228th February 2022

Registrations are now open for the 1922 conference – Inside and Outside Modernism: An Anatomy of 1922 and its Cultures –  co-organised by Ben Bruce and Domonique Davies. Conference –…Read More >

Recording of panel: Experimental publishing and new archival initiatives

Posted on
2nd February 2022

The recording of the panel event Experimental publishing and new archival initiatives is now available to watch online here. For a full list of the websites discussed, with links, download…Read More >

Recording of panel: Experimental publishing and new archival initiatives

CBCP Visiting Research Fellowships, 2021-2

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8th October 202119th November 2021

In view of the UCU strike action affecting UK Higher Education December 1-3 2021, the closing date had been changed to Wednesday 8 December, 5pm UK.  We are pleased to…Read More >

Nineteenth-century pictures in periodicals

Posted on
30th August 2021

Congratulations to Dr Rose Roberto for her chapter in the award-winning second volume of the The Edinburgh History of the British and Irish Press edited David Finkelstein. Rose’s chapter stems…Read More >

Nineteenth-century pictures in periodicals

Getting into/Demystifying Publishing: CBCP Professional Track workshop with Careers service

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11th June 202111th June 2021

We had a well-attended student-focussed event this week featuring 3 fantastic speakers from publishing. Thanks to Kath Burton (Taylor & Francis), Bea Fitzgerald (Hodder & Stoughton), and Emma Shercliff (Laxfield…Read More >

Recording of panel: Translators in schools and the move online

Posted on
10th May 2021

The recording of the panel event Translators in schools and the move online is now available to watch online here.  For details on the activities and links to organisations and…Read More >

Recording of panel: Translators in schools and the move online

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