Adam Smyth

Dec 22, 2024 | parergon.org | Adam Smyth

Smyth, A. (2024). Review Essay: Recent Studies in Theatre History: Evidence, Interpretation, and Bibliographers Behaving Badly. Parergon, 41(2), 225–230. Retrieved from https://parergon.org/index.php/parergon/article/view/562

Nov 2, 2024 | farminglife.com | Adam Smyth

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Oct 31, 2024 | libraryjournal.com | Adam Smyth

. May 2024. 12:12 hrs. ISBN 9781668642450. $31.99. HIST COPY ISBN Smyth (English literature and book history, Univ. of Oxford; Material Texts in Early Modern England) offers a diverting history of books and the people who made them. The author narrates his own work, allowing his love for his subject to shine through as he animatedly discusses the bookmakers’ innovative spirits and devotion to their craft.

Jun 25, 2024 | lithub.com | Adam Smyth

Paris, June 1930. At 3.00 in the morning, Nancy Cunard quickly writes a letter to her friend Louise Morgan, American journalist and editor at Everyman magazine:Article continues belowWe found a poem, a beauty, by a poet—so much so that it must be printed by itself. Irishman of 23, Ecole Normale here, that’s all I know, but am seeing him tomorrow. Richard says many of the allusions are to Descartes. I shouldn’t have known.

May 28, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Adam Smyth |David Grann |Stephanie Johnson |Brandon Stanton

Bibliophiles will savor this sprightly walk down the book’s memory lane. Fascinating stories about books and the people who made them. Smyth, a professor of English literature and history, nimbly traverses more than five centuries as he illuminates some influential men and women in the bookmaking trade.