We are hosting a Meet the Publishing Industry event on 16 April from 2.30pm to 6pm at the University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus. The event is open to all University…Read More >
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SHARP registration and fees
Registration for the SHARP conference will be opening after Easter, early/mid April. In the meantime, registration fees and accommodation costs can be found here. Travel grant recipients have been notified…Read More >
CBCP flagship book published: The Edinburgh Companion to Women in Publishing, 1900-2020
The CBCP is delighted to announce our first major team publication. The Edinburgh Companion to Women in Publishing, 1900-2020 includes interviews with 8 contemporary women in publishing (Helen Huthwaite, Natalie…Read More >
CBCP Visiting Research Fellowships open for 2023-4
We are pleased to invite applications for 3 funded Visiting Research Fellowships to scholars looking to conduct research and shape a new project drawing on the University of Reading’s Archives…Read More >
Paid adhoc Events support (via Campus Jobs)
The CBCP is looking for adhoc Events support, with a paid 40 hours position to be flexed over spring/summer terms, to support in-person and online events. This role is open…Read More >
James Joyce + translations exhibition at MERL
An exhibition focussed around translations featuring some of the books now catalogued from the recently acquired Solange and Stephen James Joyce Collection at University of Reading Special Collections is now…Read More >
SHARP 2024 Call for Papers is out!
We are delighted to share the Call for Papers for next year’s SHARP conference at to be held at Reading. The theme is ‘Global Book Cultures: Materialities, Collaborations, Access’. Please…Read More >
SHARP 2024 conference at UoR
We are delighted to announce that the CBCP will be co-organising next year’s SHARP conference to be held at the University of Reading, 1-5 July 2024. We will share more…Read More >
First CBCP Summer School
We learned a lot at our first summer school last week. Thanks to everyone involved – the brilliant attendees, everyone who led sessions, and archivists Emma Minns and Adam Lines…Read More >
Way of Type – Evolution of Chinese Typeforms
A new exhibition in the Department of Typography & Graphic Communication charts the development of type and type-making technologies in China, from the invention of movable type in the eleventh…Read More >
