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December 2019

1. 1 DecBest American Ghost Story?
2. 1 DecThe American and British Authors of Today’s Secular ‘Traditional Christmas’
3. 1 DecAfrican Literature through the Language Lens: The Yorùbá Example
4. 1 DecChristmas from Bethlehem to Bethnahrein
5. 1 DecChinese Botanical Paintings in the British Library Visual Arts Collection
6. 1 DecThe Avar Miscellany, a rare manuscript from the North Caucasus: (1) Historical background
7. 1 DecThree fish with one head (2): from the Buddha’s footprints to Beat poetry
8. 1 DecBlack, Asian and Minority Ethnic Designers promoting Aids awareness on Asian, African & Middle Eastern postage stamps (2)
9. 1 DecThree fish with one head: (1) Sufi sources from Southeast Asia
10. 1 DecBlack, Asian and Minority Ethnic designers promoting Aids awareness on Asian, African & Middle Eastern postage stamps (1)
11. 1 DecDo you want to see my butterfly collection?
12. 1 DecBuilding Digital Archives: Tools, Techniques & Approaches - a training workshop offered by Jadavpur University, School for Cultural Texts and Records
13. 1 DecLocating and Sampling Arabic and Arabic-Malayalam Manuscripts in Kerala, South India
14. 1 DecTheodor Fontane’s British Wanderings
15. 1 DecOne of the very best Danish bookplate artists: two recent Ebba Holm acquisitions
16. 1 DecIs it better to give or to receive?
17. 1 DecTravels with George Eliot: the Moulin/Moinho/Mühle on the Floss
18. 1 DecBeautifully meaningless: Codex Seraphinianus
19. 1 DecDe Bezige Bij – 75 years and still buzzing
20. 1 DecFrom Bach to Jazz in Rotterdam
21. 1 DecMeet our delivery partners: Bob Lindsey
22. 1 DecA week in the life of... Loretta Awuah, Start-ups in London Libraries Greenwich Champion
23. 1 DecThe 12 Days of the BIPC
24. 1 DecKnight v griffin
25. 1 DecChristmas at Sainte-Chapelle
26. 1 DecTwo Peters of Notre-Dame
27. 1 DecRenard the Fox, rebel and mischief-maker
28. 1 DecTroy story 2
29. 1 DecTroy story
30. 1 DecMedieval bookbindings: from precious gems to sealskin
31. 1 DecCelebrating the music of Prince Albert
32. 1 DecA ‘fittingly impressive work’: Prince Albert the composer
33. 1 DecOil, storms and knowing part 2: Pliny, Franklin and the IPCC Special Report on Oceans
34. 1 DecOil, storms and knowing part 1: Seafarers Calm Waves with Oil
35. 1 DecRecording of the week: Wax cylinder recordings of Nigerian music
36. 1 DecRecording of the week: Painting Winston Churchill
37. 1 DecBritish Library Sports Word Of The Year 2019
38. 1 DecAWATE: Finding Gems and Sharing Them
39. 1 DecRecording of the week: PTOOFF!
40. 1 DecUnlocking Our Sound Heritage hubs digitise 10,000 recordings
41. 1 DecRecording of the week: Sheep gathering in Wales
42. 1 DecRecording of the week: Kagura - dancing for the Gods
43. 1 DecThe Ruby Mines Murders
44. 1 DecChristmas storytelling
45. 1 DecA Christmas entertainment
46. 1 DecChristmas appeal from the Shaftesbury Society and Ragged School Union
47. 1 DecOut of the Fire: Lady Charlotte Canning’s diaries
48. 1 DecEmma Ewart Larkins' last letter from Cawnpore
49. 1 DecSarah Danby – JMW Turner’s lover
50. 1 DecMarine Society boy to master mariner to pauper – Part 2
51. 1 DecMarine Society boy to master mariner to pauper – Part 1
52. 1 Dec100 years of women in Parliament: Nancy Astor MP takes her seat
53. 1 DecWhat is left behind? Exploring the Olympic Games legacies through the UK Web Archive

November 2019

1. 1 NovLiterary lip warmers for Movember
2. 1 NovBritish Library x Charles Jeffrey Research Competition launched: show & tell top picks from the American Studies team
3. 1 NovWomen and Buddhism in the United States
4. 1 NovThe Ring of Solomon in Southeast Asia
5. 1 NovBuddha From Kashgar to Istanbul
6. 1 NovA testament to diversity: Kurdish manuscript collections at the British Library
7. 1 NovBritish Library receives gift of the Pāḷi Tipiṭaka
8. 1 NovMalay Seals from the Islamic World of Southeast Asia
9. 1 NovIntroducing Filipe Bento - BL Labs Technical Lead
10. 1 NovThe British Library / Qatar Foundation Partnership Project Hack Day - Theme: Collaboration
11. 1 NovHacking Web Maps-T
12. 1 NovRare Buddhist Sanskrit Manuscripts from Rural Kathmandu and the Hill Areas of Nepal
13. 1 NovEvelyn Waugh and Vivien Leigh: Telegraphic Messaging
14. 1 NovHappy 200th Birthday George Eliot
15. 1 Nov'Anything But Petering Out' - celebrating Peter Nichols at Trafalgar Studios
16. 1 NovCall for Papers -- Creative Activism Now!: Andrew Salkey and Today’s Diasporic Cultural Networks
17. 1 NovDigital Literature and Emerging Media: 10 Years of the New Media Writing Prize
18. 1 NovMiddlemarch on display to celebrate George Eliot’s Bicentenary
19. 1 NovPippi and others: Astrid Lindgren’s young rebels
20. 1 Nov‘The Man Who Lost His Homeland’*
21. 1 NovBritish Library x Charles Jeffrey Research Competition launched: show & tell top picks from the European Studies team
22. 1 NovRecreating the Lost Sculptures of Umberto Boccioni
23. 1 NovCeremonial greetings in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
24. 1 NovThe Revolutionary Year of 1989
25. 1 NovThe Book as a Project: Giambattista Bodoni
26. 1 Nov‘The Ark of Unique Cultures’: the story of a remarkable handmade book
27. 1 NovFranco Arminio: Poetry and Paesology
28. 1 NovMeet Warda Farah - owner of Language Waves and Start-ups in London Libraries participant
29. 1 NovA Day in the Life of… Rupert Holloway, founder of Conker Spirit
30. 1 NovMeet our delivery partners: Anis Qizilbash
31. 1 NovBritish Library Shared Research Repository launched in beta
32. 1 NovHappy anniversary to the Polonsky Project
33. 1 NovClassics lost and found
34. 1 Nov‘Coppie the words but burne this paper’
35. 1 NovPaper trails of Orphic tales: Harrison Birtwistle manuscripts at the British Library
36. 1 NovBoosey & Hawkes: first series of business archive now available
37. 1 NovLocal Heroes - Trevithick's steam locomotive demonstration of 1808, "Catch Me Who Can"
38. 1 NovA tribute to Stephen Cleobury by Jessica Duchen
39. 1 NovRecording of the week: 'Power' by Adrienne Rich
40. 1 NovHollywood Fights Back
41. 1 NovRecording of the week: the pampapiano of Rafael Achomccaray Quispe
42. 1 NovRecording of the week: English spoken here
43. 1 NovRecording of the week: the lesbians aren't into dustbins
44. 1 NovThe open newspaper catalogue
45. 1 NovPicture this
46. 1 NovThe Medical and Surgical Home at Fitzroy Square, London
47. 1 NovSending sad news from India in 1858
48. 1 NovHostility to the Census of India in 1880
49. 1 NovAnnals of the Middle Eastern Press in the India Office Records (Part II)
50. 1 NovContravening the Official Secrets Act in World War II – Part 2
51. 1 NovContravening the Official Secrets Act in World War II – Part 1
52. 1 NovIndia Office Records sent to the salt mine
53. 1 NovA family archive
54. 1 NovMilitarism and its role in the commemoration of British war dead

October 2019

1. 1 OctPoe, pumpkins and parades – it must be Halloween
2. 1 OctBlack History Month
3. 1 OctNational Poetry Day 2019
4. 1 OctThe Star Tablet of the Bab
5. 1 OctBUDDHISM at the British Library
6. 1 OctThe Buddhist Kathina Festival
7. 1 OctArts of the South Asian Sultanates at the British Library
8. 1 OctVietnamese manuscripts in the British Library
9. 1 OctConservation and Storage of the Panorama of Lahore
10. 1 OctDigital Conversation: Games, Literature and Learning
11. 1 OctWorkshop on “Digitisation Workflows & Digital Research Studies Methodologies”
12. 1 OctBL Labs Symposium (2019): Book your place for Mon 11-Nov-2019
13. 1 OctThe 2019 British Library Labs Staff Award - Nominations Open!
14. 1 OctThe hour is approaching!
15. 1 OctAndrew Salkey: A Man of Many Hats
16. 1 OctBeyond the Unfortunates
17. 1 OctUNOVIS – the Bauhaus of the East
18. 1 OctDutch Literature takes Centre Stage at the British Library
19. 1 Oct‘The Shakespeare of the dance’: Jean-Georges Noverre
20. 1 Oct“Free Croatia for Croatian people”: the Croatian journal “Hrvatska revija” 1951-2000
21. 1 OctThe 2018 and 2019 Nobel Prizes in Literature
22. 1 Oct70 Years of Books From and About East Germany
23. 1 OctDefending a Nazi – a barrister’s path from opponent of Nazism to advocatus diaboli
24. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 – How to use your networks to build your business
25. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 wrap up - How to start up on a shoestring
26. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 wrap up - How to build your business without burning yourself out
27. 1 OctMeet our delivery partners: Alison Lewy, Fashion Angel
28. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 wrap up - How to combine profit with purpose
29. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 – How to spot the key UK market trends right now with Mintel
30. 1 OctGeneration Z - the new breed of entrepreneur
31. 1 OctWhat are the key takeaways from Start-up Day 2019?
32. 1 OctFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Strategy 1:1 Part 2
33. 1 OctFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Financial management 1:1 Part 2
34. 1 OctStart-up Day: What’s going on at the British Library
35. 1 OctStart-up Day 2019 - What's going on in the Start-ups in London Libraries boroughs
36. 1 OctFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Product Innovation 1:1 Part 2
37. 1 OctOpen and Engaged: Open Access Week at the British Library
38. 1 OctWhy we collect digital publications
39. 1 OctA sea of colour and light: the British Library at Leeds Light Night 2019
40. 1 OctMuseum as Muck – improving working class representation in museums and galleries
41. 1 OctHow to survive Halloween
42. 1 OctThe Lindisfarne Gospels: Turning over a new leaf
43. 1 OctJohn Bagford, bibliophile or biblioclast?
44. 1 OctDrawing a blank: an attempt to save the life of Charles I?
45. 1 OctThe Nine Worthy Women
46. 1 OctMedieval saints as protectors of animals
47. 1 OctOff to a good start: exploring decorated initials
48. 1 OctUpcoming Elgar events at the British Library
49. 1 OctAdditional Discovering Music content published!
50. 1 OctNew Scientist Live 2019
51. 1 OctSpare Rib archive - possible suspension of access UPDATE
52. 1 OctThe past is now: Examples of Britain’s anti-immigrant policies from independent Black and Asian community publications
53. 1 OctThe 2019 Annual Equality Lecture: Jack Halberstam
54. 1 OctRecording of the week: Champion Jack Dupree interviewed by James Hogg
55. 1 OctPrivate Montford's army record
56. 1 OctA privilege to be alive on Fair Isle
57. 1 OctRecording of the week: turning down Vincent van Gogh’s sunflowers
58. 1 OctBlack History Month: King Menelik and Queen Taytu's phonograph message to Queen Victoria
59. 1 OctAWATE's Journey into the Past
60. 1 OctRecording of the week: Dr John interviewed by Charlie Gillett
61. 1 OctRecording of the week: No prisoners
62. 1 OctCable Street and after: memories of antifascism
63. 1 OctClassical Podcast No. 4 Feodor Chaliapin with Simon Callow
64. 1 OctVisualisation workshop report
65. 1 OctHallowe’en Feeing Markets
66. 1 OctSir Thomas Roe’s letters: People, products and politics of the first English embassy to India
67. 1 OctThe General Strike 1926
68. 1 OctIndian military widows
69. 1 OctThe Portuguese Militia in Bombay
70. 1 Oct400 Years of India and Britain: The Memoirs of Sir Thomas Roe
71. 1 OctDr Johann Helfer and the curious case of an unexplained footnote
72. 1 OctCrystal chandeliers for the Shah of Persia
73. 1 OctTrials for concealment of birth
74. 1 OctEast India Company private trade
75. 1 OctUKWA Website Crawl - One hour in One minute

September 2019

1. 27 SepInvitation to join ‘Digital Cultural Heritage Innovation Labs Book Sprint’, Doha, Qatar, 23-27 September 2019
2. 1 SepFrom the Collections: Pacific
3. 1 Sep‘To Robert Frank I now give this message: You got eyes’
4. 1 SepBanned Books Week
5. 1 SepFive reasons why we can’t wait to read The Testaments
6. 1 SepBuddhism in Practice: The Yogacara Food Offering Service
7. 1 SepMarking the bicentenary of the birth of the Bāb
8. 1 SepFrom Tackling Digitisation to Preserving Historic Photos - Autumn One Day Courses at British Library
9. 1 SepLabbers of the world unite to write a book in 1 week through a Book Sprint
10. 1 SepBL Labs Awards 2019: enter before 2100 on Sunday 29th September! (deadline extended)
11. 1 SepResults of the RASM2019 Competition on Recognition of Historical Arabic Scientific Manuscripts
12. 1 SepPreserving pious print - the Maalim Muhammad Idris Collection, Zanzibar.
13. 1 SepEight weeks at EAP
14. 1 SepThe Banning of a Man and the Making of a Book: The Walter Rodney Affair, 1968
15. 1 SepPublishing in America and the 1917 Espionage Act
16. 1 SepA Journey from St Petersburg to Moscow, or a story of Imperial glory, radical ideas and rare books
17. 1 SepIk, Jan Cremer – controversial, but not banned
18. 1 SepHow the Index Librorum Prohibitorum ended up on an illustrated magazine
19. 1 SepCrusoe’s Adventures in Enlightenment Germany
20. 1 SepHow to Catch a Whale? (And Some Herring, Too)
21. 1 SepA European Autumn at the British Library
22. 1 SepA ‘Colonial Anecdote’ in Translation: Jean-Baptiste Picquenard’s Adonis in Swedish
23. 1 SepDigging within digging: ‘Rosso Malpelo’
24. 1 SepStart-up Day: What’s going on around the Network
25. 1 SepChoosing revenue over retirement - starting a business in your 60s
26. 1 SepA week in the life of... Keri Jamieson, founder of KeriKit
27. 1 SepFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Maximising Your Intellectual Property 1:1 Part 2
28. 1 SepFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Marketing
29. 1 SepInside an ethical fashion business
30. 1 SepFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Branding
31. 1 SepMeet our delivery partners: Alasdair Inglis, Grow
32. 1 SepFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Maximising your intellectual property
33. 1 SepFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Financial Management
34. 1 SepLive event: The Novels that Shaped Our World
35. 1 SepDiverse cartography of the Levant
36. 1 SepMiddle English manuscripts online
37. 1 SepDiscovering Sacred Texts launch
38. 1 SepLeonardo da Vinci: from manuscript to print
39. 1 SepMapping medieval Scotland: between politics and imagination
40. 1 SepMedieval sacred texts on display
41. 1 SepGardeners' Question Time
42. 1 SepA starry night, the Trojan horse and a spinning top
43. 1 SepThe art of the alphabet poem
44. 1 SepWine-making, medieval-style
45. 1 SepKing Arthur: fable, fact and fiction
46. 1 SepThe sixtieth anniversary of the first human created object to land on the Moon, Luna 2
47. 1 SepFinding zines on climate change
48. 1 SepRecording of the week: in Hertford, Hereford and Hampshire …
49. 1 SepSounds from Bohemia: exploring the Bohemian Quartet’s recordings of Dvorak and Smetana
50. 1 SepRecording of the week: The Beautiful Garden
51. 1 SepErnö Goldfinger at Open House 2019
52. 1 SepBeginnings: Arabic music in the 'Ezra Hakkāk and Emile Cohen Collection
53. 1 SepRecording of the week: Whooper Swans take flight
54. 1 SepRecording of the week: representing Britain at the Venice Biennale
55. 1 SepErnest Shackleton and the Farthest South
56. 1 SepSir Isaac Pitman – phonography and the phonograph
57. 1 SepRecording of the week: rain over the Iron Range
58. 1 SepVisualising newspaper data
59. 1 SepThe Theatre Censors Part 4: The Lord Chamberlain’s Office and the Policy of Appeasement
60. 1 SepBaptisms at the Royal Indian Engineering College
61. 1 SepSolving a provenance puzzle: papers of Henry and Robert Dundas, Viscounts Melville
62. 1 SepBogle-L’Ouverture publishing house
63. 1 SepPupils from the Asylum for deaf and dumb children
64. 1 SepAsylum for the support and education of deaf and dumb children of the poor
65. 1 SepA librarian’s death on Lake Onega - Roger James Chomeley
66. 1 SepThe Great Fire of London and the East India Company
67. 1 SepThe Magic of Wimbledon in the UK Web Archive

August 2019

1. 1 AugEisenhower to Obama and beyond: new US political material now available to researchers
2. 1 AugBook Lovers Day
3. 1 AugA tribute to Toni Morrison
4. 1 AugA Tour of Indigenous London
5. 1 AugHerman Melville at 200
6. 1 AugMonastic ordination in Theravada Buddhism
7. 1 AugDaghistani Qur’an manuscripts in the British Library
8. 1 AugEmanating light: Illumination in Islamic manuscripts
9. 1 AugCharles Wilkins as a type designer: hand drawn Modi script
10. 1 AugFrom Caucasia, not from Southeast Asia: Daghistani Qur’ans with spurious colophons
11. 1 AugUsing Transkribus for automated text recognition of historical Bengali Books
12. 1 AugChevening British Library Fellowship working with Chinese historical texts
13. 1 AugInnovation Labs and the digital divide
14. 1 AugReflections from the First Sub-Saharan African Workshop on Digital Innovation Labs in Cultural Heritage Institutions
15. 1 AugCreating Geo-located Digital Sound Walks
16. 1 AugA New System for the Digital Paleography of Middle Eastern Manuscripts
17. 1 Aug“That was our place.” - The Cambridge of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes
18. 1 AugStuff and Nonsense: Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear
19. 1 AugWomen in Translation Month: top picks from the European Studies team (Part 2)
20. 1 AugWomen in Translation Month: top picks from the European Studies team (Part 1)
21. 1 AugRaymond Roussel’s strange book
22. 1 AugLearning to read Cyrillic from 13th century Novgorod to the USSR
23. 1 Aug‘C’est un détournement’: Mezioud Ouldamer’s copy of Guy Debord and Asger Jorn’s Mémoires
24. 1 AugMax Havelaar: the Novel that Killed Colonialism
25. 1 AugA Letter to Panizzi with Echoes and Sparks
26. 1 AugThe three lives of the Georgian alphabet
27. 1 AugPérák, the only Czech superhero
28. 1 AugFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Product Innovation
29. 1 AugCelebrating International Cat Day with Rose Hill Designs
30. 1 AugFollow JRPass' Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Creating a Marketing Strategy
31. 1 AugBack to front
32. 1 Aug5 million page-views and counting
33. 1 AugTweet, tweet
34. 1 AugThe Joyful Ballad of the Taverners
35. 1 AugWhat's happening here?
36. 1 AugAncient recycling: writing on potsherds
37. 1 AugWin tickets to see Dan Jones: Crusaders
38. 1 AugA medieval guide to predicting your future
39. 1 AugWhat is a bestiary?
40. 1 AugIn August, in a high season: the wondrous Pearl
41. 1 AugThe longest papyrus
42. 1 AugNote-worthy connections: antique shorthand in Carolingian books
43. 1 AugSummer caption competition
44. 1 AugHoliday reading matter
45. 1 AugThe birds and the bees
46. 1 AugOne Library, two exhibitions
47. 1 AugFrom Music to Meme (1): Musical Expressions of National and Regional Identity on Postage Stamps
48. 1 AugRecording of the week: Winnie-the-Pooh
49. 1 AugRecording of the week: securing the right to read
50. 1 AugNapoléon Bonaparte
51. 1 AugRecording of the week: women conscientious objectors of WW2
52. 1 AugThe nightingale sings again - the life, career, and recordings of Beatrice Harrison
53. 1 AugAnnals of the Middle Eastern Press in the India Office Records (part I)
54. 1 AugThe Theatre Censors Part 3: George Street
55. 1 AugAre women more faithful than men? An Eighteenth-Century Couple Discuss the Differences between the Sexes
56. 1 AugPractical and Reasonable – A history of the Association of Disabled Professionals
57. 1 AugPeterloo
58. 1 AugGerasim Lebedev, a Russian pioneer of Bengali Theatre
59. 1 AugFourth ‘Queen’s Own’ Hussars in India
60. 1 AugCaptain Henry Liddell’s recipe for spruce beer
61. 1 AugIndian Police exams August 1919

July 2019

1. 1 JulJames Knight’s “History of Jamaica”
2. 1 JulCountdown: Biruni-Galileo-Apollo, British Library astronomy manuscripts in new visual forms
3. 1 JulAfrican cosmologies in the British Library’s collections
4. 1 JulThe first Iranian newspaper: Mirza Salih Shirazi’s Kaghaz-i akhbar
5. 1 JulAsalha Puja or Dhamma Day: the start of the Buddhist Lent
6. 1 JulSuanplu Chorus from Thailand performs at the British Library
7. 1 JulRustam: The Hero with Red Hair
8. 1 Jul125 More Arabic Scientific Manuscripts in the Qatar Digital Library
9. 1 JulThe Buddha’s long ‘journey’ to Europe and Africa
10. 1 JulOur highlights from Digital Humanities 2019: Nora and Giorgia
11. 1 JulOur highlights from Digital Humanities 2019: Rossitza and Daniel
12. 1 JulOur highlights from Digital Humanities 2019: Mia and Yann
13. 1 JulBritish Library Digital Scholarship at Digital Humanities 2019
14. 1 JulIntroducing EAP in other languages: French, Spanish and Arabic webinars
15. 1 JulEAP Webinar: Completing a Successful Preliminary Application
16. 1 JulPenelope Fitzgerald’s Archive: A Human Connection
17. 1 JulWhen moderation went out of the window: the First Defenestration of Prague
18. 1 JulMatilde Serao: proud to be imperfect
19. 1 JulLove, Art and Rejection: Mayakovsky’s Pro eto
20. 1 JulAnimals, Folk Tales and Tragedy: the family story behind a Ukrainian reading book
21. 1 JulPhrenology and English teaching: Mariano Cubí y Soler
22. 1 JulFinliandets: the magazine of the Imperial Russian Finland Guard Regiment in Exile
23. 1 JulWorking the crowd - how to successfully crowdfund
24. 1 JulFollow JRPass’ Director through the Innovating for Growth programme: Branding and research
25. 1 JulPRECIOUS Nights at Manchester Library
26. 1 JulHow the Breakthrough Business Model Canvas can help your start-up
27. 1 JulFirst Aid and the Law – a quick and easy guide for SMEs
28. 1 JulIP Corner: The inventions of Leonardo da Vinci
29. 1 JulScotland’s first Business & IP Centre launches in Glasgow
30. 1 JulA week in the life of…Emma Richards, Business Outreach Manager at the IPO
31. 1 JulNew partnership for female entrepreneurs with Make It Your Business
32. 1 JulGetting musically inspired at the Business & IP Centre
33. 1 JulNew Anglo-Saxon acquisition on display
34. 1 JulWriting Wyatt
35. 1 JulMarvellous monsters
36. 1 JulReading the runes in Beowulf (so seaxy)
37. 1 JulThe first man on the Moon
38. 1 JulArt and science in Renaissance Italy
39. 1 JulMagical seals in an English Book of Hours
40. 1 JulUnderwater adventures
41. 1 JulJerome and the lion
42. 1 JulMedieval cures for lung disease, gout and vertigo
43. 1 JulWhat inspires you?
44. 1 JulInsular Manuscripts: Networks of Knowledge
45. 1 JulTalking about research collaboration: the first British Library Digital Musicology day
46. 1 JulThe Susan Bradshaw Papers: Archive of an Insightful Communicator
47. 1 JulRenaissance science works in Treasures of the British Library
48. 1 JulWhat is a Manifesto ... ?
49. 1 JulA social scientist’s experience of navigating the British Library’s collections
50. 1 JulCelebrating 100,000 digitised recordings with Nigerian hammer and anvil music
51. 1 JulRecording of the week: kids say the funniest things
52. 1 JulRecording of the week: Nelson Mandela in the UK
53. 1 Jul‘My Other Piano’ – the classical side of Winifred Atwell
54. 1 JulMemories of the Moon Landing
55. 1 JulMagnetic Tape Alert Project
56. 1 JulAlan Turing on the £50 note
57. 1 JulRecording of the week: Rinding gumbeng from Central Java
58. 1 JulPartition memories and the power of oral testimony
59. 1 JulRecording of the week: discovering Victorian coins in a Leeds butchers shop
60. 1 JulChernobyl: Perspectives from the British Nuclear Industry
61. 1 JulInnovations in sound and art
62. 1 JulRecording of the week: wonderful Weingartner
63. 1 JulMoving from a newspaper collection to a news collection
64. 1 JulThe Theatre Censors Part 2: William Bodham Donne
65. 1 JulChoice little dinners for July
66. 1 JulDecorating the East India Company's records
67. 1 JulFinding Mermanjan – the star of the evening Part 4
68. 1 JulHow old are you Miss Nightingale?
69. 1 JulFinding Mermanjan – the star of the evening Part 3
70. 1 JulFindings from the Bindings: Nazi Era Spoliation Research at the British Library IV – Lost and Found, The Biccherna Panel
71. 1 JulFinding Mermanjan – Star of the Evening Part 2
72. 1 JulThe Theatre Censors Part 1: George Colman
73. 1 JulFinding Mermanjan – the star of the evening Part 1
74. 1 JulSummer Placement with the UK Web Archive

June 2019

1. 30 JunShubbak at the British Library, 30 June 2019
2. 16 JunZee JLF at the British Library, 14-16th June 2019
3. 1 JunIs ‘America’s National Pastime’ Up for Grabs?
4. 1 JunNaskhi-divani: a little-recognized sultanate script
5. 1 JunIslamic Painted Page: Growing a Database
6. 1 JunMazal tov ve-siman tov (Good Luck and Good Sign): Jewish marriage contracts in the British Library’s Hebrew collection
7. 1 JunSame-Sex Relations in an 18th century Ottoman Manuscript
8. 1 JunSome new old books on and from the Malay world
9. 1 JunDigital Conversations: Celebrating Ten Years of the New Media Writing Prize
10. 1 JunBL Labs Awards 2019: enter before midday on Monday 9th September!
11. 1 JunImaginary Cities Exhibition at the British Library
12. 1 JunThe Shape of Contemporary British Interactive Fiction
13. 1 JunPalestine Open Maps mapathon: follow up and data usage experiments
14. 1 JunCollaborative Digital Scholarship in Action: A Case Study in Designing Impactful Student Learning Partnerships
15. 1 JunNew collections online - June 2019
16. 1 JunMarking Refugee Week with the EAP collections
17. 1 JunUnited National Independence Party of Zambia Archive Online
18. 1 JunShame Deferred and Shame Transcended: Literary Reflections at the End of Pride Month
19. 1 JunThe Boyfriends of Giarre
20. 1 Jun¡Authentically Spanish!
21. 1 JunTranslating Ibsen: monstrous rare of attainment
22. 1 Jun‘The Father of German Calligraphy’: Johann Neudörffer
23. 1 JunTranscending Text in Print: Lothar Schreyer’s Kreuzigung
24. 1 JunPositive ageing: include seniors in the wellness revolution
25. 1 JunHelp! How do I change careers when I don't know what I want to do?
26. 1 JunFrom ‘hippy’ to ‘hip’ – how the wellness sector had a major re-brand
27. 1 JunFood Season at the Business & IP Centre
28. 1 JunIP Corner: Intellectual Property behind the Writing: Making Your Mark exhibition
29. 1 JunEuropean Patent Office’s PATLIB Summit
30. 1 JunA week in the life of... Keira O'Mara, founder of Mama Designs
31. 1 JunWhat’s going on with the British Library logo?
32. 1 JunPublic places and digital spaces
33. 1 JunNoah's Ark and the Anglo-Saxons
34. 1 JunUnexpected encounters of the fragmentary kind
35. 1 JunHistory Today Trustees' Award 2019
36. 1 JunToads and ermine (and other coats of arms)
37. 1 JunJoin us at Leeds
38. 1 JunEven more digitised manuscripts
39. 1 JunExplore Leonardo's notebooks
40. 1 JunThe Ruin of Britain
41. 1 JunLeonardo da Vinci: A Mind in Motion
42. 1 JunThe curse of the spiritual sword
43. 1 JunScratch Music
44. 1 JunInfluencing Environments: Material, Socio-political, and Ethical Environments in Anne McLaren’s Work
45. 1 JunThe Stonewall Riots: I wouldn’t have missed it for the world
46. 1 JunMichael Ryle and the development of the House of Commons select committee system
47. 1 JunRecording of the week: Frank Land OBE - from Nazi Germany to the tea shop electronic brain
48. 1 JunRecording of the week: Leonardo da Vinci's watery obsession
49. 1 JunRecording of the week: Loss of a world and a need to capture it
50. 1 JunD-Day has come
51. 1 JunStuart Franklin remembers photographing Tank Man in Tiananmen Square
52. 1 JunRecording of the week: Lilian Baylis (1874-1937)
53. 1 JunHomosexuality, Censorship and the British Stage
54. 1 JunThe Revolutions of 1848: an English translation of Russian socialist Alexander Herzen
55. 1 JunA mother’s appeal for an Indian Army cadetship
56. 1 JunFindings from the Bindings: Nazi Era Spoliation Research at the British Library III – The Collection of Lucien Graux
57. 1 JunHidden Worlds in the Laboratory Notebooks of Anne McLaren
58. 1 JunWriting with quills
59. 1 JunWilliam Morris and the Thames
60. 1 JunFindings from the Bindings: Nazi Era Spoliation Research at the British Library II - the Collection of Jean Furstenberg
61. 1 JunTrains, Tea, Depression and Cats – what do UK Interactive Fiction writers write about?

May 2019

1. 13 MayArtists’ Books Now: Writing evening 13 May 2019
2. 1 MayThe Power of Memoir
3. 1 May'South Asia Series' talks from June to October 2019
4. 1 MayThe Buddhist Vesak Festival or Buddha Day
5. 1 MayJesuit Mission Press ‘Feiqe monogatari’ now online
6. 1 MayAll sewn up: British Library colleagues work together to ensure the survival of 100 embroidered and textile bookbindings
7. 1 MayPalestine Open Maps: using open source tools for historic maps research
8. 1 MayExploring with Sound Walks
9. 1 MayFrom Colombo to London: Encounters with the Endangered Archives Programme
10. 1 MayOff the Page, Chapter 2
11. 1 MayOlga in Spain
12. 1 MayLalla Romano (1906-2001): from painting to writing
13. 1 MayP. G. Wodehouse under Continental Covers
14. 1 MayScript, history and ideology: German fonts and handwriting
15. 1 MayA Spanish pioneer of deaf education and his early English readers
16. 1 MayUp the garden path with the Brothers Čapek and friends
17. 1 MayAn introduction to intellectual property (IP)
18. 1 MayHow to build a brand?
19. 1 MayStart-ups in London Libraries: Business support on ten London borough high streets
20. 1 MayNational Pet Month: Pawfect pet businesses
21. 1 MayWhat does a wheelbarrow have to do with Aristotle?
22. 1 MayCrocodiles rock (never smile at a manuscript)
23. 1 MayLet's get quizzical
24. 1 MayHow to name a mummy
25. 1 MayBook of Beasts at the Getty
26. 1 MayMehmed the Conqueror, scourge of the world
27. 1 MayInk in the clink
28. 1 MayCataloguing the Harley manuscripts
29. 1 MayHomer in London
30. 1 MayHow many alphabets?
31. 1 MayKeep taking the (wax) tablets
32. 1 MayWhale of a time
33. 1 MayMusic notetaking and composers' thematic catalogues in the 18th century
34. 1 MayPerfecting the Writing Machine: Blind and Visible Writing Typewriters
35. 1 MayMeet the new British Sociological Association Fellow at the British Library
36. 1 MayRecording of the week: Gbamu gbamu jigi jigi! Happy times in WordBank
37. 1 MayBicentenary of Queen Victoria – is this her voice?
38. 1 MayOne of the very first MEPs: Joyce Quin, Baroness Quin, remembers the early days of the European Parliament
39. 1 MayMother Carey's Chickens
40. 1 MayRecording of the week: Gieseking and Bohm
41. 1 MayHearing the Dead – Florence Nightingale’s voice
42. 1 MayRecording of the week: Peter Kennedy recording of Sheila Gallagher, Donegal 1953
43. 1 MayThe Duke of Wellington
44. 1 MayHelp us make the news
45. 1 MayThe Geologist and the Tortoise
46. 1 MayThe history of the pencil
47. 1 MayBetsi Cadwaladr: The Crimean War nurse Elizabeth Davis
48. 1 MayFindings from the Bindings: Nazi Era Spoliation Research I - The Nazi Destruction and Looting of Libraries
49. 1 MayCelebrating King Edward VIII’s Birthday at the Bahrain Political Agency
50. 1 MayHenry Stubbe: Islam and religious toleration in Restoration England
51. 1 MayKing Charles & Mr Perkins - Part Two
52. 1 MayKing Charles & Mr Perkins - Part One
53. 1 MaySloane’s annotations
54. 1 MayFIFA Women’s World Cup and the UK Web Archive

April 2019

1. 1 AprThe New York World's Fair, 1939
2. 1 AprAmérica Latina: Artists’ Books at the British Library
3. 1 AprSoviet Labour Unions in Uzbekistan in the 1920s: Views from the Magazine Mihnat
4. 1 AprVijayanagara Research Project at the British Library
5. 1 AprPouring wine on Haggadot: a Passover exception
6. 1 AprThe 'Gilbert artist': a possible pupil of Sita Ram
7. 1 AprA Jesuit Atlas of Asia in Eighteenth-Century China
8. 1 AprJavanese manuscripts from Yogyakarta digitisation project completed
9. 1 AprConsider the cover: conserving a Chinese book
10. 1 AprThe ‘Season of Place’ – learning about all things digital mapping
11. 1 AprCollecting Emerging Formats
12. 1 AprBL Labs 2018 Commercial Award Winner: 'The Library Collection'
13. 1 AprNet Art
14. 1 AprThe British Library’s new Collection Metadata Strategy
15. 1 AprThe artwork of Lalit Mohan Sen
16. 1 AprThe Book of Hours
17. 1 Apr‘What Do I Know About Beckett?’: B.S. Johnson’s Beckett Notebook
18. 1 Apr17th-century English literary manuscripts in the Harley collection: Donne and more
19. 1 AprSeminar on Textual Bibliography for Modern Foreign Languages
20. 1 AprEnglish Recusants in Portugal, 1638
21. 1 AprUkrainian Pysanka – the Writing on the Egg
22. 1 AprPoets in Power: the 1919 Bavarian Soviet Republic
23. 1 AprIn the footsteps of Princess Izabela Czartoryska
24. 1 AprThe Russian in Britain: the Most Essential Book for Every Traveller and Tourist
25. 1 AprJohn Bull, or the English People in their Great Peculiarity
26. 1 AprA Week in the Life of... Hugh Duffie, co-founder of Sandows
27. 1 AprIP Corner: Reach for Gold - Intellectual Property and sports
28. 1 AprNational Gardening Week with Natalie from Acacia Facilities
29. 1 AprWhat happened next? Start-up Day revisited
30. 1 AprHow having a mentor can benefit your business
31. 1 AprHappy returns make for happy customers
32. 1 AprA week in the life of... Frankie Fox, co-founder and Head of Innovation for The Foraging Fox
33. 1 AprTwo recent flight-related additions to the Map Collection
34. 1 AprBritish Empire maps of Africa added online
35. 1 AprGuess the manuscript: the dastardly edition
36. 1 AprWriting the story of writing: a new exhibition
37. 1 AprFortune-telling the ancient way
38. 1 AprCesare Franchi, Renaissance art in miniature
39. 1 AprElizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots exhibition project curator
40. 1 AprReunited at last: the Percy Hours and Percy Psalter
41. 1 AprThe languages of history in the Middle Ages
42. 1 AprAn important Anglo-Saxon manuscript acquired for the nation
43. 1 AprJews, Money, Myth at the Jewish Museum
44. 1 AprTwo new PhD opportunities for Web Comics
45. 1 AprRecording of the week: George Ewart Evans and The Barley Mow
46. 1 AprMerrie England
47. 1 AprRecording of the week: a lesson in bird song duets and trios
48. 1 AprRecording of the week: opening the Tyne Bridge
49. 1 AprRecording of the week: Cello or drum? Meet the ütőgardon
50. 1 AprRecording of the week: well sick
51. 1 AprA political scandal, a fatal duel
52. 1 AprVaccination and the media - a 19th century debate
53. 1 AprRecords of homosexuality in 17th century England
54. 1 AprCrusoe embossed
55. 1 AprMap showing Air Force of the USSR, 1939
56. 1 AprA Good Friday gift to the children of Christ’s Hospital
57. 1 AprAn Easter vacation for Indian cadets at Sandhurst
58. 1 AprThe Well-Travelled Goat
59. 1 AprFrom bad feet to blasphemy: the life of Charles William Twort
60. 1 AprCholera on board ship at Singapore
61. 1 AprApril Fool’s Day at the zoo

March 2019

1. 25 Mar25 Cats Named Sam
2. 10 Mar10 reasons to love libraries
3. 1 MarNorth American Indigenous languages
4. 1 MarThe Power of History - Honouring Andrea Levy
5. 1 MarMusicians and Dancers in the India Office Records
6. 1 MarVietnamese collection milestone: retroconversion of card catalogue completed
7. 1 MarThe largest Javanese manuscript in the world? Menak Amir Hamza
8. 1 MarStaying Late at the Library ... to Algorave
9. 1 MarAlgorave till Late in the Imaginary City
10. 1 MarBL Labs Staff Award Runners Up: 'The Digital Documents Harvester'
11. 1 MarBL Labs 2018 Commercial Award Runner Up: 'The Seder Oneg Shabbos Bentsher'
12. 1 MarThe British Library / Qatar National Library Partnership Imaging Hack Day – International Women’s Day
13. 1 Mar“The Barbados Mercury”: Thoughts from the digitisation team
14. 1 MarWorld Poetry Day – listen to new readings from Michael Marks Awards
15. 1 MarMy Life is a Book: Escape from Coney Island at the British Library
16. 1 MarFairytales on trial: the Good and the Beautiful in early Soviet children’s literature
17. 1 MarDocumenting Georgian Costume in the 19th Century
18. 1 MarPirandello’s nose
19. 1 Mar“I only wish my works to be known”. Faddei Bellinsgauzen: The Voyages.
20. 1 MarSix reasons why you should be writing a blog for your business
21. 1 MarBusiness support in London by Deputy Mayor of London for Business, Rajesh Agrawal
22. 1 MarA week in the life of... Angela Steel, founder and CEO of SuperWellness
23. 1 MarTargeting your audience through blogging
24. 1 MarWhen the personal gets political
25. 1 MarDid Leonardo da Vinci invent the egg timer?
26. 1 MarSaints, kings and a bonnacon at Longthorpe Tower
27. 1 MarInitial impressions: the Noyon Sacramentary
28. 1 MarWhat's the language?
29. 1 MarLet sleeping cranes lie
30. 1 MarWhy we love the Harley Irish Gospels
31. 1 MarA useful companion for a scholar: cats in the Middle Ages
32. 1 MarCelebrating the spiritual life
33. 1 MarTales of ancient women
34. 1 MarThe Renaissance Nude
35. 1 MarGuess the manuscript 127
36. 1 MarAnglo-Saxon Kingdoms: a huge thank you
37. 1 MarFrom Cauliflowers to Chimaeras: A New Window onto Development
38. 1 MarThe Flight of the Hoverfly
39. 1 MarHow Embryologists See: Anne McLaren’s Mouse Models
40. 1 MarAirey Neave: working for science in parliament
41. 1 MarRecording of the week: Peter Blake remembers the Royal College of Art
42. 1 Mar“The Acorn System One can be used to control a 22nd Century intergalactic spaceship”
43. 1 MarRecording of the week: Will Montgomery - Submarine
44. 1 MarRecording of the week: Sora song
45. 1 MarInternational Women's Day: Oral History highlights
46. 1 MarRecording of the week: spontaneous mimicry on a yorkshire moor
47. 1 MarNews counts
48. 1 MarColours of the Royal East India Volunteers
49. 1 MarA Melancholy Death on James Cook’s first Pacific expedition – Private William Greenslade
50. 1 MarTelephone Map of India 1934
51. 1 MarMarie Corelli: Superstar Author of the Victorian Era
52. 1 MarCrossing the Line
53. 1 MarFelix Slade and his bindings bequest
54. 1 MarThe Making of ‘Dear John: The Kin Selection Controversy’. Part 2: From Idea to Event
55. 1 MarThe Making of ‘Dear John: The Kin Selection Controversy’. Part 1: What’s It All About?
56. 1 MarIndian Seamen and the Steamship 'Rauenfels' during World War One
57. 1 MarCollecting Interactive Fiction
58. 1 MarSave UK Published Google + Accounts Now!

February 2019

1. 12 Feb12 tips for starting up a fashion business
2. 1 FebEvent: Doctoral Open Day 2019
3. 1 FebWitch-hunts and the iconographic power of fear
4. 1 FebA man of his word: Abraham Lincoln and the Proclamation of Emancipation
5. 1 FebThe Federal Theatre Project's 'Living Newspapers'
6. 1 FebPrimbon, Javanese compendia of religious knowledge
7. 1 FebThe Underground Rainbow: A Look at LGBTI Sources from Turkey in the British Library Collections
8. 1 FebJewish love potions: a user's guide
9. 1 FebJavanese poetics and canto indicators: Jaya Lengkara Wulang (MSS Jav 24)
10. 1 FebClassical Central Asia in the Digital Age: Three Newly-Digitised Navoiy Manuscripts at the British Library
11. 1 FebHappy Chinese New Year! Year of the Pig 2019
12. 1 FebBritish Sign Language Tours at the British Library Centre for Conservation
13. 1 FebCondition Surveying British Library on Demand
14. 1 FebWest Dean College of Arts and Conservation to hold series of courses in collaboration with the British Library
15. 1 FebThe World Wide Lab: Building Library Labs - Part II
16. 1 FebCompetition to automate text recognition for printed Bangla books
17. 1 FebAutomatic Transcription of Historical Arabic Scientific Manuscripts - Round 2
18. 1 FebBL Labs 2018 Teaching & Learning Award Runner Up: 'Pocahontas and After'
19. 1 FebUpdated Eighteenth-Century Collections Online
20. 1 FebSign up for a research workshop on books written for mobile devices!
21. 1 FebBL Labs 2018 Artistic Award Runner Up: 'Nomad'
22. 1 FebBL Labs 2018 Research Award Honourable Mention: 'HerStories: Sites of Suffragette Protest and Sabotage'
23. 1 FebInteractive Fiction in the UK
24. 1 FebBL Labs 2018 Research Award Honourable Mention: 'Doctoral theses as alternative forms of knowledge: Surfacing "Southern" perspectives on student engagement with internationalisation'
25. 1 FebThe British Library / Qatar Foundation Partnership Imaging Hack Day – Part 2
26. 1 FebIntroducing Sam van Schaik, the new head of the Endangered Archives Programme
27. 1 FebLet's rescue and disseminate the Chilean public education archives
28. 1 FebRemembering Andrea Levy
29. 1 FebP.G. Wodehouse in Translation
30. 1 FebCreating Havana
31. 1 FebThe Cats’ Newspaper: or the Cat’s Pyjamas?
32. 1 FebIt All Adds Up: a Quick Look at Chronograms
33. 1 FebThe Archbishop and the Rogue: William Laud’s copy of ‘Guzmán de Alfarache’
34. 1 FebA Cat may Counsel a King: the Colourful World of Czech Cats
35. 1 FebAgainst Totalitarianism: the Serbian émigré review ‘Naša reč’, 1948-1990
36. 1 FebUnlocking Access to Ancient Science in Renaissance Italy: the vernacularization of Pliny’s ‘Historia Naturalis’
37. 1 FebErasmus for Young Entrepreneurs at the Business & IP Centre
38. 1 FebBrexit resources available
39. 1 FebA week in the life of... Rachel Walker, co-founder of The Fold Line
40. 1 FebWhy have a mentor? Discover more about our Innovating for Growth: Mentoring programme
41. 1 FebA week in the life of... Merilee Karr, founder and CEO of UnderTheDoormat
42. 1 FebDigitising the Private Case
43. 1 FebCollaboration key for advancing open research: repository progress for Jisc and the British Library
44. 1 FebInside information
45. 1 FebThrough the looking glass
46. 1 FebReconstructing the Otho-Corpus Gospels
47. 1 FebExplore our Anglo-Saxons webspace
48. 1 FebWhen love comes knockin’ at your door
49. 1 FebNew records of slavery from Anglo-Saxon Cornwall
50. 1 FebMy ‘right well-beloved Valentine’
51. 1 FebPicture this: portraits of Anglo-Saxon rulers
52. 1 FebEasy as ABC?
53. 1 FebAnglo-Saxon Kingdoms and the BnF
54. 1 FebMedieval myths and legends
55. 1 FebSutton Hoo and Anglo-Saxon East Anglia
56. 1 Feb‘For Jean on her Birthday’: Vaughan Williams’s String Quartet in A minor
57. 1 FebA visit to the Joint Library of Ophthalmology at Moorfields Eye Hospital
58. 1 FebSpare Rib Archive - possible suspension of access
59. 1 FebRecording of the week: rabbits and chickens by post!
60. 1 FebCreative States of Mind: a new collection of interviews exploring artists and the creative process
61. 1 FebRecording of the week: croggy or backy?
62. 1 FebAndrea Levy
63. 1 FebRecording of the week: the endingidi and the erhu – two types of the spike tube fiddle
64. 1 FebWhere our laws are drafted: 150 years of the Office of Parliamentary Counsel
65. 1 FebThe tale of the seven whistlers
66. 1 FebHommage à Michel Legrand
67. 1 FebRecording of the week: life in a rock pool
68. 1 FebThe Black Wonder
69. 1 Feb‘Smutty stuff’ for ‘debauched readers’: The Merryland books in the Private Case
70. 1 FebTrying to grow Syrian tobacco in Bombay
71. 1 FebInterviews with Indian Soldiers of World War One and World War Two
72. 1 FebThe Dawes Bequest of erotica: so sensitive, it had to be smuggled in at dawn
73. 1 FebJMW Turner’s First and Last Loves (Part 2)
74. 1 FebJMW Turner’s First and Last Loves (Part 1)
75. 1 FebCountess Waldegrave and Baron Carlingford, part 2: The Breakfast Club and 'the Irish Question'
76. 1 FebCountess Waldegrave and Baron Carlingford, part 1: political influence and family ties
77. 1 FebA little piece of India

January 2019

1. 1 JanTo Edgar, from Aubrey: bringing Poe’s tales to life
2. 1 JanNew Collaborations: Announcing the Eccles Centre & Hay Festival Writer’s Award
3. 1 JanCats from the stacks: The Cat in the Hat
4. 1 JanA Belated Happy Junkanoo: the Caribbean Christmas
5. 1 JanJavanese manuscripts in the Mackenzie collection: the publication of Weatherbee’s 'Inventory'
6. 1 JanResearching the Asian and African Collections at the British Library
7. 1 JanThe Other March of the Penguins: A Flightless Mascot for Dissent in Turkey
8. 1 JanHistory from Between: Global Circulations of the Past in East Asia and Europe
9. 1 JanRemembering Legendary Bookbinder Bernard Middleton 1924-2019
10. 1 JanCourse on Asian Papers and their Applications in Paper Conservation
11. 1 JanExploring and Recording Textiles in the British Library Collections
12. 1 JanBL Labs 2018 Staff Award Winner: 'The Polonsky Foundation England and France Project: Manuscripts from the British Library and the Bibliothèque nationale de France, 700–1200'
13. 1 JanReading 35,000 Books: The UCD Contagion Project and the British Library Digital Corpus - Workshop & Roundtable
14. 1 JanBL Labs 2018 Teaching & Learning Award Winner: 'Pocket Miscellanies'
15. 1 JanBL Labs 2018 Artistic Award Winner: 'Another Intelligence Sings'
16. 1 JanInnovation Fellow for Interactive Fiction in the Emerging Formats Project
17. 1 JanCan you help us with user experience testing for books designed for mobile devices?
18. 1 JanBL Labs 2018 Research Award Winner: 'The Delius Catalogue of Works'
19. 1 JanThe BL Labs Symposium, 2018
20. 1 JanDigital Conversations @BL: Data, Place and Digital Economies
21. 1 JanEarly photographic work of the Hamilton Studios, Bombay.
22. 1 JanIn Celebration of Djenné
23. 1 JanGraham Greene and the curse of the sausage roll: an image of class and disgust in Brighton Rock
24. 1 JanHarold Pinter: A Line, A Word, An Image
25. 1 JanThe Sun-Artist, the Typewriter and Bridge of the Ford
26. 1 JanKater Murr at 200: ‘the cleverest, best and wittiest creature of his kind ever beheld’
27. 1 Jan‘Tom Puss, conjure up a trick!’
28. 1 JanAgustín Fernández Mallo and the Nocilla Project
29. 1 JanYou can’t go out dressed like that! A crack-down on extravagance in 17th-century Lisbon
30. 1 JanPan Kotsky
31. 1 JanKatharina Luther and a Letter to a Laureate
32. 1 JanTranslating Cultures: French Caribbean History, Literature and Migration
33. 1 JanPascual de Gayangos and the British Museum Library
34. 1 JanA week in the life of... Dr Jan Kattein, founding director of Jan Kattein Architects
35. 1 JanFive tips to drive traffic to your website
36. 1 JanFive elements to consider when choosing a winning domain
37. 1 Jan‘Rub the shin of the person on your left. With your face.’
38. 1 JanThe Ascension in Anglo-Saxon England
39. 1 JanQueen Emma: wife of two kings, mother of two more
40. 1 JanCharteriffic
41. 1 JanCambridge loans in Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms
42. 1 JanCataloguing Greek papyri at the British Library: new PhD placement position
43. 1 JanFrom Oxford to London
44. 1 JanThe Southwark Hours: a new acquisition
45. 1 JanGorgeous manuscripts galore
46. 1 JanAudio description tour of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms
47. 1 JanHeathens, pagans, Danes …. Vikings?
48. 1 JanRound up of our Manuscripts in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms conference
49. 1 JanThe Anglo-Saxon origins of the English counties
50. 1 JanAlfred ordered me to be made
51. 1 JanLab notebooks - handwriting at the core of science
52. 1 JanArchiving Activism: The Animal Guide
53. 1 JanClassical Podcast No. 3 Albert Coates
54. 1 JanRecording of the week: Bubu music from Tasso Island
55. 1 JanRecording of the week: it's a bit Derby!
56. 1 JanRecording of the week: starling mimicry
57. 1 JanRecording of the week: sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi on post-war Britain
58. 1 JanThe anatomy of news
59. 1 JanAfrican newspapers
60. 1 JanMulti-title newspaper volumes – historic practice vs. modern process
61. 1 JanHeritage Made Digital - the newspapers
62. 1 JanThe Favourite and the Marlborough Papers
63. 1 JanVirginia Woolf: Greatest icon of the 20th century?
64. 1 JanThe shooting of the British Consul General at Isfahan and Sowar Chowdri Khan
65. 1 Jan‘Methods of barbarism’: how Emily Hobhouse exposed the humanitarian crisis of the Boer War
66. 1 Jan'Citizens of the World' – the Collow network of merchants, agents and traders
67. 1 JanIsaac Robert Cruikshank – a life retold?
68. 1 JanCats and games of forfeit
69. 1 JanThe first baby born on the Tube
70. 1 JanBlanchard! Where are your trousers? The first crossing of the English Channel in a balloon
71. 1 JanThe Great War Fund Fete
72. 1 JanIndian Honours List, New Year 1919
73. 1 JanExtracting Place Names from Web Archives at Archives Unleashed Vancouver