Rare Book School Lectures
Rare Book School
Since 1972, the Book Arts Press and Rare Book School have offered more than 600 public lectures on a wide variety of bibliographical topics.
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Jun 16, 2026
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Potter, Jeremy - "New Recipes for Old Stock: The Problem of Old Books in New Universities" 30.10.2015 1:19:07
Lecture 100 (30 September 1982)
Willison, Ian - "The History of the Book as a Field of Study" (7 September 1982) 30.10.2015 1:17:10
Lecture 97 (7 September 1982)
Krummel, D.W. - "Music Collectors and Bibliographical Scholarship" (29 April 1982) 30.10.2015 41:56
Lecture 95 (29 April 1982)
Currie, Kit - "Life As An Antiquarian Bookseller" (5 April 1982) 30.10.2015 34:19
Lecture 92 (5 April 1982)
Silver, Rollo - "Hand, Horse, Water, Steam: The Power of the Press" (16 November 1981) 30.10.2015 44:50
Lecture 84 (16 November 1981)
Fulford, R.J. - "The Founding and Development of the British Library, 1973 to the Present" 30.10.2015 57:42
Lecture 79 (27 April 1981)
Gottlieb, Gerald - "The Whole Picture" (7 April 1981) 30.10.2015 32:50
Lecture 76 (7 April 1981). Full title "The Whole Picture: The Role of the Rare Book Library and Museum in Collecting Early Children’s Books"
Feather, John - "The Future of the Past: Why Rare Books Matter" (24 March 1981) 30.10.2015 57:09
Lecture 74 (24 March 1981)
Davison, Peter - "On Editing Bibliographical Publications" (11 September 1980) 30.10.2015 1:00:13
Lecture 66 (11 September 1980)
Horton, Carolyn - "Academic and Research Libraries and Book Conservators" (16 April 1980) 30.10.2015 40:17
Lecture 62 (16 April 1980)
Werner, Sarah - "How to Destroy Special Collections with Social Media in 3 Easy Steps" 09.09.2015 31:39
Lecture 591 (29 July 2015). Full title "How to Destroy Special Collections with Social Media in 3 Easy Steps: A Guide for Researchers and Librarians"
Simpson, Marianna Shreve - "Who’s Hiding Here?" (24 July 2015) 09.09.2015 1:04:39
Lecture 589 (24 July 2015). Full title "Who’s Hiding Here? Artists and their Signatures in Persian Manuscripts of the Early Modern Period"
Singerman, Jerome E. - "Scholarly Publishing at the Crossroads" (22 July 2015) 09.09.2015 1:12:40
Lecture 587 (22 July 2015). Full title "Scholarly Publishing at the Crossroads: or, How Do We Move Forward Without Getting Run Over?" The 2015 Sol. M. and Mary Ann O’Brian Malkin Lecture
Karmiole, Kenneth - "Collecting the Abbey Press" (8 July 2015) 09.09.2015 48:09
Lecture 585 (8 July 2015)
Calvo, Hortensia - "Knots, Paint, Paper, and Ink: Books and Print in Early Spanish America" 09.09.2015 56:51
Lecture 583 (6 July 2015)
Maret, Russell - "The Post-Typographic Private Press" (17 June 2015) 09.09.2015 50:31
Lecture 582 (17 June 2015)
Tomasko, Nancy - "Oh, so THIS is Chinese Paper!" (15 June 2015) 09.09.2015 1:03:16
Lecture 581 (15 June 2015)
Bonnell, Thomas F. - "‘Pray gentlemen compositors …’" (9 June 2015) 09.09.2015 1:00:03
Lecture 580 (9 June 2015). Full title "‘Pray gentlemen compositors …’: Boswell’s 'Life of Johnson' from Manuscript to Book"
Zachs, William - "The Rev. Hugh Blair (1718–1800): The J. K. Rowling of C18 Britain?" (8 June 2015) 09.09.2015 54:07
Lecture 579 (8 June 2015)
Irmscher, Christoph - "Recovering Havell: A New Look at 'Birds of America'" (12 May 2015) 09.09.2015 1:02:29
Lecture 578 (12 May 2015)
Tanselle, G. Thomas - "A Bibliographer’s Creed" (28 July 2014) 09.09.2015 55:32
Lecture 575 (28 July 2014)
Basbanes, Nicholas - "Common Bond: Tales of a World Awash in Paper" (28 July 2014) 09.09.2015 1:00:49
Lecture 576 (28 July 2014)
Pauley, Benjamin F. - "Remediating Book History" (21 July 2014) 09.09.2015 1:01:19
Lecture 573 (21 July 2014)
Casper, Scott E. - "Teaching American Book History" (9 July 2014) 09.09.2015 1:07:30
Lecture 572 (9 July 2014). Full title "Teaching American Book History: Perspectives after Two Decades." The 2014 Sol. M. and Mary Ann O’Brian Malkin Lecture
Keninger, Karen - "That All May Read: A Brief History of Braille and Talking Books" 09.09.2015 56:29
Lecture 570 (18 June 2014)
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