by Linda Cracknell The moral compass was already set when I launched North in May to run a creative writing[…]
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An Analysis of Scottish Borrowers' Registers
by Linda Cracknell The moral compass was already set when I launched North in May to run a creative writing[…]
Read moreby Christina Devlin, Professor of English and Reading, Montgomery College, Maryland In April, I was a guest at Books and[…]
Read moreIn conjunction with our partners at the National Library of Scotland, we’re pleased to announce the upcoming online event, ‘Books[…]
Read moreBy Dr Dahlia Porter, University of Glasgow [This post is based on a talk I gave at the Books and[…]
Read moreby Robert MacLean, Assistant Librarian in Archives and Special Collections, University of Glasgow Archives and Special Collections (ASC) at the[…]
Read moreWe had the pleasure of running an event in Glasgow University Library Special Collections last week. This was an opportunity[…]
Read moreOn Thursday 7th April, we are running the next of our project events: ‘Books and Borrowing in Eighteenth-Century Glasgow’ will[…]
Read moreWhen I applied for my scholarship from the Carnegie Trust earlier this year I committed to creating an exhibition displaying[…]
Read moreLast week I spent a delightful few days at the Library of Innerpeffray’s inaugural Festival of Reading! From 8 to[…]
Read moreI’ve long been fascinated by the idea of a salon – and the women who ran salons in the eighteenth[…]
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