Work in progress
Last revised
Articles
- 'An English bookseller's device used in Paris c. 1512', article to appear in The Library in December 2010.
- ‘Book trade practices in early sixteenth-century Paris :
Pierre Vidoue (1516–1543)’ in
The Book in Transition: the Printed
Book in the Post-Incunabula Age, 1501–1540, ed. Graeme Kemp & Malcolm Walsby
(Koninlijke Brill NV, forthcoming).
- 'Who owned this book? Provenance studies in the European dimension',
paper given at Summer School in Old Books, Department Of Library And Information Sciences,
University Of Zadar, Croatia, September 2009.
- (with Sarah Griffin) ‘William Somner and his books:
provenance evidence for the networks of a seventeenth-century Canterbury antiquarian’
- ‘One book, five printers:
Shared printing in early sixteenth-century Paris
(Franciscus Lichetus, Commentaria, Paris, 1520)’:
article on shared printing in early
sixteenth-century Paris and the identification
of the printers who produced the complex pattern of different
sections of this theological work.
- ‘A book list of an early sixteenth-century English humanist:
George Marshall’.
- ‘A unrecorded French medical incunable: Sir John
Mandeville, Le lapidaire en francoys’, [Lyon,
c.1495].
Books
- Catalogue of the British Library’s books printed in France,
1501–1520.
- Bibliography of editions of the Satires of Juvenal (Decius Iunius Iuuenalis) printed before 1601.
Experimental trial using Semantic MediaWiki.
- Bibliography of books printed in Paris by Pierre Vidoue (Petrus Vidouaeus), 1517–1544.
Web pages
- History of the
Cathedral Library in Canterbury and its collections (in progress)
A new Wiki-based version is under construction, using Semantic MediaWiki software:
History of Canterbury Cathedral Library
- Experimental Semantic MediaWiki project to record 16th-century editions of Juvenal.
- Publication of Peter Forsskål's
Tankar om borgerliga friheten (1759)
- Contributions to Wikipedia
relating to Canterbury and to bibliographical topics
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