Better late than never? Or early birds catching worms?
This Saturday I'm at Uni of Leeds Be Curious festival for the first time. We're inviting people to think proverbially for a new AHRC project on Shakespeare & early modern proverbial culture, w/ Richard Meek and Brotherton cultural collections
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Wrangling with OCR text checking this morning. Still a grind but so so much better than it used to be! Only a bit of %£÷£353dfsfgnroa !!! Ddatext stuff ddmsmama !@+÷// to work through
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Digital Correspondence: transhistorical perspectives on language, materials and corpora | UK-Ireland...
Today is the launch event for the Digital Correspondence Community Interest Group!
Join us for 'Conversations about Correspondence' with Julia Gillen, Callum McKean and Niall O'Leary!
See bit.ly/49N9uXu for details and the Zoom link
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Zooming downhill on my way back from Edinburgh. The Tweed looking nice, as ever
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Off to Edinburgh next week to visit the Library and the Archives. Any tips for productive and fun working? (Other than running up Arthur's seat which I've put in the diary)
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Delighted to be at the launch event of the Digital Creativity and Cultures Hub at University of Leeds today. It's in a v swanky room, too!
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We were an AHRC-funded project (Sept. 2021-Feb. 2025), based at the University of Edinburgh. Our main output was a digital edition of the books of Yorkshire gentlewoman, Alice Wandesford Thornton (1626-1707). See http://thornton.kdl.kcl.ac.uk
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