Our new exhibition The English Print Revolution: Caxton and Beyond is now open! Co-curated by Karen Attar (SHL) and @michaelwdurrant.bsky.social (IES, SAS) the display celebrates the 550th anniversary of William Caxton’s first printing press!

Really chuffed to get our exhibition reviewed by the legendary Ian Visits! We’ve been following his lead on all things London for years www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/sho...

🗓️ Last chance to sign up for the launch of A Short History of the Department of Theology & Religious Studies- a project by Professor Linda Woodhead and Sarah Limb 👇 www.kcl.ac.uk/events/launc...

📢 NEW: Lost Landscapes of Print launches today in the Curiosity Cabinet to tell the story of London’s popular print culture in the nineteenth century around the Strand, curated by Dr Brian Murray from @kingsenglish.bsky.social and @bearyardpress.bsky.social. 🔗 Discover more 👇 buff.ly/ZJcJ9pf

We are thrilled to announce that applications for our 1st round of Microgrant funding are now open! These small seed grants of up to $300 USD support exploratory research or new projects in periodical studies. Applications for this first round of funds are due March 1!

Our new exhibition Lost Landscapes of Print is now open 24/7 at the Curiosity Cabinet (171 Strand). Drop by for some local print/publishing history and a self-guided walking tour. Presented by @kingsartshums.bsky.social @kingsenglish.bsky.social

PhD students in the UK with a Victorianist bent will want to take particular note of the placement titled "Illustrated Newspapers: Beyond the Illustrated London News": cdn.sanity.io/files/v5dwki... @rs4vp.org #Victorian

Almost there with the installation for our new exhibition (Lost Landscapes of Print) at the Strand Curiosity Cabinet in collaboration with @kingsartshums.bsky.social. More detail to follow soon

Printing returns to the Strand. Installing the Bear Yard Press today as part of the new exhibition at the Curiosity Cabinet (King’s College London). Details to follow soon!

Apply for our PhD placement scheme to get involved in extraordinary research at the Library. There are eight available placements exploring a variety of themes including war poetry, 21st-century digital tools, illustrated newspapers and decarbonisation. Find out more: link.bl.uk/PhDPlacements