A collection of 50 handwritten letters and 4 postcards has been donated to the University of East Anglia’s Literary Archives by the family of a long-standing friend of the author’s – Mr Donald Hartog. The processing and publicizing of this new collection has raised some interesting data protection and copyright issues as copyright resides with … Continue reading J. D. Salinger – Hartog Letters at UEA
The Manuscripts & Archives Research Library (M&ARL) in Trinity College Library Dublin
The Manuscripts and Archives Research Library (M&ARL) is the new name for what was once the Manuscripts Department within Trinity College Library Dublin. The re-naming, and the front-and-centre presence on the Library’s re-designed website (http://www.tcd.ie/Library/) serves to draw attention to the presence of a significant collection of historical and literary manuscripts and archives. Trinity College … Continue reading The Manuscripts & Archives Research Library (M&ARL) in Trinity College Library Dublin
Who chooses the War poets?
On Tuesday 9 November, 17.30–18.30, Adrian Barlow will be giving a talk in Cambridge University Library titled ‘Who Chooses the War Poets?’ The War Poets of the Great War are today a group more readily identified than the Imagists or even the Georgians, to whose ranks several of them were conscripted (‘I am held peer … Continue reading Who chooses the War poets?
Welcome to the GLAM blog
Welcome to the GLAM blog. This is a facility which enables members of the Group for Literary Archives and Manuscripts to post information of interest to fellow members and others. It complements the suite of GLAM web pages hosted by the University of Manchester and viewable at <http://archives.li.man.ac.uk/glam/index.html>. The GLAM blog is administered by John … Continue reading Welcome to the GLAM blog