Dr Karen Attar and Dr Michael Durrant delivered a presentation on the legacy of William Caxton at Westminster Abbey

Discover how Westminster-based printer William Caxton played a vital role in the revolutionary history of the printed word.

A study afternoon exploring women as book producers and owners in Early Modern England and Scotland.

The university says it is consulting with colleagues over "limited and specific potential changes".

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The dreadful name of Henry Hills - Browse and buy the Hardcover edition of The dreadful name of Henry Hills by Michael Durrant

What IES is doing to help departments cope with challenging times.

Join us for a roundtable event exploring the continuities between medieval printed books (incunabula) and contemporary small press poetry.

In this drop-in workshop, learn how to set a line of type on a printing press and collaborate in a one-off contemporary printed translation of Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales.

In this two hour workshop, get creative making your own zines inspired by old-school printing and fresh small press poetry and learn about the printing processes Caxton used.

We support the teaching, learning, and enjoyment of English at all levels of education, from early years to further and higher education and beyond.

In Search of Gervase of Canterbury, Monk of Christ Church Canterbury in the Time of Thomas Becket