Recent Periodicals

Archivum Franciscanum Historicum, 112, 1–2 (January–June 2019)

Includes: Benedikt Mertens OFM and Maria Grazia Simoncini Fabris, 'Da Porta di Mestitia a Porta da Paradiso: Giacomo da Belgioiose (†1618) e le sue meditazione della Passione'.

Arv: Nordic Yearbook of Folklore, 74 (2018)

Includes: Line Esborg and Katrine Watz Thorsen, 'New Perspectives on Scandinavian Skillingstrykk' [ballads and chapbooks]; Siv Gøril Brandtzæg, 'Singing the News in the Eighteenth Century: A Media Perspective on Norwegian Skilling Ballads'; Astrid Nora Ressem, 'From Crowded Streets and Seasonal Fisheries to Remote Paths and Kitchens: The Trade in Skillingstrykk'; Östen Hedin, 'Songs in Swedish Volksbücher and Chapbook Stories'.

Bamboo and Silk, 3, 1 (December 2019)

Includes: Edward L. Shaughnessy, 'The Tsinghua Manuscript *Zheng Wen Gong wen Tai Bo and the Question of the Production of Manuscripts in Early China'; Cheng Shaoxuan, 'Additional Notes on the Arrangement of the Qin Bamboo Manuscript Rishu and Saliu nian ri from Zhoujiatai'; Oliver Venture and Marc Kalinowski, 'A Review of Scholarship in Western Languages on Qin Bamboo and Wooden Documents'.

La Bibliofilia, 121, 1 (January–April 2019)

Includes: Giovanna Murano, 'Per la biblioteca di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. Ricerche sugli incunaboli'; Eleonora Gamba, 'Bernardino Benali e la creazione della prima collana editoriale (1493–1494)'; Daniela Fattori, 'La prima edizione delle Epistolae del X libro di Plinio il Giovane (1502). Girolamo Avanzi, 'Pietro Aleandro e un "illustre sconosciuto" veronese: Giovanni Battista Baldo'; Stefano Cassini, 'Le bozze e il poeta: varianti ed errata corrige negli Opuscula di Lidio Catti (1502)'; Francesco Trentini, Il torchio e la Regola. Incunaboli e cinquecentine nella riforma carmelitana'; Davide Martini, 'Il lucchese Francesco Diodati, i suoi pronostici a stampa e il ritrovamento di una nuova edizione di Pesaro'; Alessandro Tedesco, 'Libri antichi sul web: vantaggi, problematiche e nuove prospettive di ricerca'.

Biographical Memoir of Fellows of the British Academy, 18 (2019)

Includes: Ann Hughes, 'Margaret Spufford, 1935–2014' [author of Small Books and Pleasant Histories].

Book Collector, 68, 4 (Winter 2019)

Includes: John R. Payne, 'Valuing President Nixon: The Making of an Appraiser'; Carl Williams, 'Green Love: Some Cannabis Ephemera of the Twentieth Century'; Victoria Dailey, 'The Wilde Woman and the Sunflower Apostle'; Nicholas D. Nace, 'Fanny Hill in Italy: The First Hundred Years'; Anke Timmermann, 'Alchemy in Britain, IV: John "Soda" Ferguson and the Creation of a Great Chymical Library'; Stephen Oliver-Jones, 'An Essay in Bibliography: Laurie Lee'; Elisabeth Grass, 'Dorneywood House'; Peter Sabor, 'Rescuing Horace Walpole: The Achievement of W.S. Lewis: An Exhibition at the Lewis Walpole Library'; Mirjam M. Foot and Karen Limper-Herz, 'Two Bindings from the Collection of Major J. R. Abbey: A Binding by Jean de Planche, c.1576, and a Binding by Georges Leroux, 1962'; Matthew Haley, 'An Association Copy [of Horace's Odes (1737) belonging to William Perry, ship's surgeon to Captain Cook]'.

Book History, 22 (2019)

Includes: Jaakko Tahkokallio, 'Counting Scribes: Quantifying the Secularization of Medieval Book Production'; David Sclar, 'A Communal Tree of Life: Western Sephardic Jewry and the Library of the Ets Haim Yesiba in Early Modern Amsterdam'; Angel-Luke O'Donnell, 'The Politics of the Print Medium: The Professional Code and the 1764 Paxton Boys Debate'; Markman Ellis, 'The English Mercurie Hoax and the Early History of the Newspaper'; Ruth B. Bottigheimer, 'Reading for Fun in Eighteenth-Century Aleppo: The Hanna Dyâb Tales of Galland's Mille et une nuits'; Amy Sopcak-Joseph, 'Reconstructing and Gendering the Distribution Networks of Godey's Lady's Book in the Nineteenth Century'; Amanda Lastoria, 'Lewis Carroll, Art Director: Recovering the Design and Production Rationales for Victorian Editions of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'; Joe B. Fulton, 'Mark Twain and "the Pope's Book": The Charles Webster Company's Subscription Publication of the Life of Leo XIII'; Colette Colligan, 'Digital Discovery and Fake Imprints: Unmasking Turn-of-the-Century Pornographers in Paris'; Alexis Weedon, 'The Origins of the Broadbrow: Hugh Walpole and Russian Modernism in 1917'; Rodney T. Swan, 'The Post-Liberation Resurgence of the Livre d'artiste in France: A Quantitative Analysis'; Kirstin L. Matthews, 'Making Reading Popular: Cold War Literacy and Classics Illustrated'; Julia Panko, '"A New Form of the Book": Modernism's Textual Culture...