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I am a mere painstaking borrower and grubworm of a poor devil of a sub-sub librarian...otherwise known as a PhD research student. This blog is a record of my experiences as a postgraduate in English Literature at a UK university, with a research interest in science and culture. When not staring at books, I stare down the viewfinder of my camera as a keen photographer. Often with less pleasure, I also blog on politics and the environment.

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Online Text Databases and the Literary Canon

Electronic texts can disguise the categorical markers found in their physical counterparts, eliminating many of the paratextual features which position a work within a particular tradition of authorship and readership and enabling the new reader to approach with fewer preconceptions: with the bland egalitarianism of vanilla plain text, there is no such thing as a popular edition or a prestige hardback.

2005 Picture Editors' Awards

Monday, May 23, 2005

The 2005 Editors' Picture Awards shortlist is now available. As ever, there's some very impressive photjournalism. But in a world of bold and brash sporting events, terrible natural disasters and graphic wars, I was particularly taken by John James' entry for the Photoessay category, in which he follows the small traumas and excitements of a boy during his first day at school.

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