It’s here! Publication day for my @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social @catholicismsem.bsky.social book. Click here for disgruntled ministers, canny bookwomen, and a world of Catholic print that was more complex and multiconfessional than you could have ever imagined. boydellandbrewer.com/book/print-a...

It’s always so much fun to present at @universalstc.bsky.social !

After lunch, we have a session on ‘Vernacular Language Learning’, starting with Wojciech Kordyzon (University of Warsaw): ‘Protestants Learning German and Polish: The Printed Tools of Language Instruction in the Central European Borderlands, 1500–1700’ #USTC26

📣 #CallforPapers 📣 Working on how Central and Eastern Europe participated in #EarlyModern global exchanges? Check the #CfP for the conference Global Connections – Central and Eastern Europe in the Early Modern World (ca. 1500-1800) 👉 loom.ly/68-mKyU ⏰ Submit your proposal by 15 June 2026

Must be the likeness of Alan of Lille! Copy of his Proverbia, Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, 1514.

Job alert! This is a reminder that I'm looking for a team member to work on a book history project 📚 that explores the networks 🕸️ of Protestant book agents in Poland-Lithuania and Prussia! Details: konkursydlanauczycieli.uw.edu.pl/api/document... (EN version at p. 7). Send an application by 9.03!

#EarlyModern meme! #BookHistory

Brilliant, thought-provoking essay by my colleague @uilleamblacker.bsky.social - as a russianist who fully accepts that I have contributed this problem, I’d welcome the sort of institutional change Uilleam argues for here, and am trying to work towards that. www.eurozine.com/russia-is-no...

Stroll over Wittenberg 🚶🚶‍♀️

How do you correct (liturgical) proofs when you have three proofreaders at your disposal? 1. The first or oldest proofreader reads the red proof and corrects the 2nd and 3rd proofs. [1/2] #bookhistory #earlymodern #howto #proofreading #anno1808

It is a pleasure to have my modest contribution on early modern #Königsberg in this exciting volume!