Scholarly Editing and Print Culture Research Group

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Members of the cross-faculty Scholarly Editing and Print Culture Research Group share interests in book history, print culture, bibliography and textual scholarship. They work on manuscripts, images, paper, and printed documents from the Elizabethan period to the present, using a combination of traditional and digital methodologies.

The group draws together arts, design, and conservation practice with expertise on visual culture; the book trade; aesthetics; literary form; typography; serialisation; periodical culture; multimedia fiction. Its members have edited many works, especially letters, propaganda, drama and early novels. Some also have experience outside academia, acting as advisors on digitisation projects and working in libraries and museums, bringing together expertise in working with and digitising collections, cataloguing acquisitions, facilitating printing courses, and curating manuscripts and printed works for public audiences.

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Northumbria University
London