Lindsey Eckert
@lindseckert.bsky.social
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Associate Prof of English | Romanticism, book history, and everything to do with bookbinding | The Limits of Familiarity: Authorship and Romantic Readers is out now with Bucknell UP!
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lindseckert.bsky.social
I'm consistently intrigued by the ways students misspell my name. I have a whole cast of alter egos now. I hope that Dr. Eckhardt is having a less stressful semester than the real Dr. Eckert is.
lindseckert.bsky.social
This looks like such a useful book. Just submitted a request for our library to purchase it.

#bookhistory #medievalstudies #DH
digitalmedievalist.bsky.social
📣📚New publication: S. van Haaren, The Digital Medieval Manuscript - Material Approaches to Digital Codicology, Brill (2025)

▶️ tinyurl.com/45vj7z23

#medievalsky #digitalhumanities
The Digital Medieval Manuscript
"The Digital Medieval Manuscript" published on 04 Sep 2025 by Brill.
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lindseckert.bsky.social
As someone teaching a course on the literary marketplace in the spring, I'd be very interested to know about this question too! #bookhistory #publishing
johnraimo.bsky.social
Question for #bookhistory scholars out there working on contemporary publishing: what are the economics of bundling physical & ebook copies of a title? I know Verso does it now but I'm curious why it's so rare. I suggested as much c. 2007 during a (VERY) brief stint at FSG and was shouted down then.
lindseckert.bsky.social
This student is already on track for an A, especially if said puppy is a golden retriever--hardcore Bingley vibes with that breed.
lindseckert.bsky.social
Doubling down on the fact that Lady Caroline Lamb was the secret center of Romanticism: she also apparently hosted William Blake and his with Catherine Blake at dinner--multiple times.

#Romanticism #19thC #literaryhistory #womenswriting
lindseckert.bsky.social
#bookhistory
elementaladam.bsky.social
People of Print: Eighteenth-Century England is out today and free to download until 7 Oct:

www.cambridge.org/core/element...

Edited by Rachel Stenner, Kaley Kramer & I, this volume collects 10 new biographical essays about lesser known, diverse figures involved in the #18C print trade.
The People of Print
Cambridge Core - Printing and Publishing History - The People of Print
www.cambridge.org
lindseckert.bsky.social
New rankings just came out, and FSU's English Department is #8 in the country among public universities.

Current ranking systems are imperfect, of course. But it's also nice to take a moment to recognize the amazing, bold teaching & research getting done here--right on the frontline of doomsday.
lindseckert.bsky.social
I'm reading Lady Caroline Lamb's letters about planning a dinner for Sir Walter Scott. There's literally no one this woman didn't know. Her reach in the Romantic-era literary sphere both before and after Byron is staggering.

#Romanticism #WalterScott #CarolineLamb
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sharpnews.bsky.social
REMINDER: Deadline to apply to be the next SHARP News Bibliographer(s) coming up soon!

Apply by October 01 2025.

See the link for details:
sharpweb.org/sharpnews/20...

#BookHistory #Bibliography #Bibliographer #Research #Zotero #Publishing #Books
lindseckert.bsky.social
I am here for this dog/Sir Walter Scott crossover content.

#Romanticism #dogs #literarydogs
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Dandie Dinmont terriers are named after a character in Walter Scott’s GUY MANNERING. Scott was a committed dog-lover: his favourite, a Pyrenean Wolfdog/Highland Deerhound cross named Maida, has his own memorial at the entrance to Abbotsford
#BookologyThursday
www.countrylife.co.uk/out-and-abou...
How Sir Walter Scott made the Dandie Dinmont terrier a legend
This week marked Sir Walter Scott’s birthday — and so it seemed the right moment to celebrate the terrier that owes its fame, and its name, to his pen.
www.countrylife.co.uk
lindseckert.bsky.social
I cannot wait to discuss Virginia Jackson's _Dickinson's Misery_ with my grad students today. One of them emailed me over the weekend to say that their "brain melted, but in a good way."

Welcome. To. The. Party. 🎉🤓

#lyric #bookhistory #pedagogy
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aksagal.bsky.social
Hello #academicsky! I'm sharing a cfp for an edited collection on "Naming & Classifying," pulled together by me, Kristin Girten, & @aaronrhanlon.com . We'd love to see your work! Please also circulate to anyone you think might be interested. Deadline 10/31. docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Naming and Classifying cfp final
CFP: Naming and Classifying in the Long Eighteenth Century Whereas “the nineteenth century can be seen as the century of counting and measuring,” the eighteenth century can be seen as the century of ...
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lindseckert.bsky.social
It seems that George has good taste in literature.

Jane Austen and @broadviewpress.bsky.social have a tiny new fan.

#Austen #PrideandPrejudice
Orange tabby kitten asleep next to a copy of the Broadview edition of Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice.
lindseckert.bsky.social
CONGRATS!! I cannot wait to read this Megan.
lindseckert.bsky.social
This week I've received invites to faculty active shooter training and a recharge social for "faculty wellbeing." Come for tips on how to secure a door with a belt and then barricade it with desks, stay for the light hors d’oeuvres and chit chat? I don't even know what I'm supposed to feel right now
lindseckert.bsky.social
Slightly diminish a poem:

We Are Six
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Slightly diminish a book:

The Manslaughterbot Diaries
davebrowne.bsky.social
Slightly diminish a book:

The Sheep Love UP
lindseckert.bsky.social
So good! Have now added your essay as recommended reading in my lyric seminar the week we're reading "Ode on a Grecian Urn" and Nersessian.
lindseckert.bsky.social
He's all claws and chaos. I mean, what's not to love?
lindseckert.bsky.social
This is how I think the dogs already feel. I fear he's going to be the boss of us all.
lindseckert.bsky.social
Timeline cleanse and menagerie news: meet George.

Like his Byronic namesake, he is handsome, curious, and kind of a hot mess.

Experienced cat people, I'd welcome any advice, especially about how to remain productive in the presence of so much cuteness.
Orange tabby kitten sleeping on a windowsill.
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jgarc.bsky.social
Please spread the word—The Scholars’ Workshop in Early African American Print at AAS Jan. 12-15, 2026. A writing workshop and intro to archives for junior scholars working on the dissertation or first book. Fully funded. Apply by Oct. 15 2025. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD
lindseckert.bsky.social
The world is on fire, but I am so excited to get to discuss Beowulf this week with enthusiastic undergrads. I'm leaning into this joy amidst the chaos.

#teaching #pedagogy #LitSurvey
lindseckert.bsky.social
This is very, very helpful! thank you!
lindseckert.bsky.social
I'm generally a dog person, but honestly this close to adopting a cat named "Uh-Oh" from a local rescue. Let me tell you, the name is apt.