Dr David Rundle (@drdavidrundle.bsky.social)

Medieval Women and Their Handwriting The British Library’s latest exhibition, which is now in its final days, is certainly a crowd-puller. On my visits and based on reports of others, it is often busy to the point of traffic-jams in some sections. This is no surprise: ‘Medieval Women’ may be…

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Medieval Women and Their Handwriting The British Library’s latest exhibition, which is now in its final days, is certainly a crowd-puller. On my visits and based on reports of others, it is often busy to the point of traffic-jams in some sections. This is no surprise: ‘Medieval Women’ may be substantially smaller than, say, the unforgettable ‘Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms’ (2018–19) but it is, nonetheless, a cornucopia which overflows and, yes, overwhelms. https://bonaelitterae.wordpress.com/2025/02/09/medieval-women-and-their-handwriting/