In our new 🍂 📖, Christopher Hobson asks "Who Are Blake's Eternals?," @luisacale.bsky.social reviews "Blake and Exhibitions, 2024," and Simon Schaffer explores the significance of Steelyard the Lawgiver.
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Cover design by Dina Garber.

An upcoming exhibition and conference at the University of Perugia.

Our summer issue is out today and free to read for a week. Many thanks to the contributors for their outstanding efforts to record all things Blake.
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The spring issue with our annual sales review is now online
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and will be free to read for a week or so.
Huge 💐 to all our contributors!
Cover image: Yale Center for British Art

Our latest issue to become free to read is spring 2020
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which contains our annual sales feature, plus a review by @luisacale.bsky.social of the 2019-20 @tate.bsky.social exhibition and catalogue. I remember this one as our first issue published during lockdown.

We are pleased to announce that the new co-editor of Blake is Tilar Mazzeo. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to all who applied for the position.
Image from the designs for Gray's Poems (Yale Center for British Art, which reopens this weekend!)

These bowls were fashioned by Simon Turner
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from a mould he made from Blake’s previous gravestone at Bunhill Fields.
"The mould is fired and then used to mould the bowls (otherwise they would read backwards) and then they are fired once, glazed and fired again."

New publication from the Blake Archive: The Ghost of Abel copy C @thehuntington.bsky.social and On Homers Poetry [and] On Virgil copy A @librarycongress.bsky.social:
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The YCBA will have a Blake exhibition from Aug. to Nov.:
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There's also Romney at the art gallery, in collaboration with the YCBA, from March to Sept.:
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Thanks to our exhibitions editor @luisacale.bsky.social for alerting me.

Our latest issue to emerge from the paywall and become free to read is vol. 53, no. 3 (winter 2019-20).
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Coincidentally, "Holy Thursday" will also feature in our upcoming spring 2025 issue; maybe I can recycle the cover and no one will notice?

We published our winter issue today. It will be free to read for a week or so.
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The cover image is a side view of "Albion Rose" on display at William Blake's Universe at the Fitzwilliam Museum last year.