Assistant Professor at UCCS. Old books. Digital humanities. And my doodles.

I read a lot of links; I post a lot of links. Mostly special collections, archives, libraries, museums, history, & technology. (#GLAM). I teach in an MLIS program at [redacted]. Does not represent my employer. #RBMS26 Conference Program Co-chair for 2026.

International leaders in digital curation, research and preservation, providing system development, workshops, digitization and management globally with various cameras, multispectral imaging, XRF, open access, system and data integration, standards

feminist bibliography, old books, mutual aid, and doikayt // author, Studying Early Printed Books 1450–1800: A Practical Guide; editor, The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America // sarahwerner.net

Sermone nitidus. Hybrid Scripts and Early Insular Palaeography & Manuscripts. I love the letter g.

Dean, chief academic technology officer, and professor at a large, public American institution. Standard disclaimer: opinions offered here are solely mine.

Tired person, fighter. Labor, data, DH, obsolete software, database history, etc. Seeing Like a Supply Chain out from Yale UP in fall 2026. Speaking for myself, not my employer.

Curator of Medieval Manuscripts @BritishLibrary posting images of manuscripts from the library's collections. He/him 🌈

Collecting since 1451, Archives and Special Collections @UofGlasgow, part of @UofGLibrary. Always inspiring people with our collections. #UofGASC

Medievalist (Old French literature, manuscripts, feminist history), music lover, knitter, reader of mysteries among other things

Surprised historian, not surprised eels. Doctor of medieval things. Talkin’ eels, history, and maps. Spaniel mourner. Alt-text artist. I draw custom maps and artwork on commission: https://surprisedeelmaps.com/ Support me here: patreon.com/SurprisedEel

Professor of Quantitative Methods at Emory. Data scientist, writer, historian. Newest: The Long Land War (2022), The Dangerous Art of Text Mining (2023).

Dedicated to the love of books, manuscripts, written words in multiple media across the ages. Did we mention books? Our website = https://manuscriptevidence.org/wpme/

Hello from Medievalists.net, where the Middle Ages begins - check out our website at www.medievalists.net

corpus bones!

Historian of medieval women, especially the nuntastic kind; lover of tea; associate professor of history at SUNY Geneseo. yvonneseale.org

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