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Category Archives: New publications
New publication: Lost and Found
We welcome a new publication, closely related to the work of our partners in the Diasporic Literary Archives Network: Lost and Found: an A-Z of neglected writers of the Anglophone Caribbean, written and edited by Alison Donnell (Papillote Press, 2025). … Continue reading
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New publication: Cultural Heritage and the Literary Archive
Tim Sommer (ed.), Cultural Heritage and the Literary Archive: Objects, Institutions, and Practices between the Analogue and the Digital, Routledge. From Routledge website: ‘Modern literary archives play a key role in how authors’ lives and works get canonized and consecrated … Continue reading
New publication: Placing Papers
Amy Hildreth Chen: Placing papers; the American literary archives market. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, [2020]. This is a book about literary archives in the USA, which may have been less noticed because it was published during the COVID pandemic. … Continue reading
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Disputed Archival Heritage
SLA members will be interested to learn of the publication (October 2022) of a new book entitled Disputed Archival Heritage, edited by James Lowry. The book is available on open access here. Among the essays included the one entitled ‘Diasporic, … Continue reading
Archives, Access and Artificial Intelligence
A new edited collection entitled Archives, Access and Artificial Intelligence has recently been published on open access. The open access book can be found here. Publishers’ information: Digital archives are transforming the Humanities and the Sciences. Digitized collections of newspapers … Continue reading
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Born-digital literary archives in ‘Archives & Manuscripts’
The latest issue of Archives & Manuscripts (vol. 47, no. 3, November 2019) is dedicated to born-digital literary archives under the special theme of After the Digital Revolution guest edited by Lise Jaillant. The contents of the issue are as … Continue reading
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UNESCO SCEaR Newsletter
The latest Newsletter of the UNESCO Memory of the World Programme’s Sub-Committee on Education and Research (SCEaR) has recently been circulated. It includes interesting articles on various aspects of Memory of the World, together with a feature report on Literary … Continue reading
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