Take a look at our BRAND NEW page. While the British Library is working hard to restore its online resources, our handy list, 'Alternative Routes to the British Library Collections' can help bridge the gap! 
www.memslib.co.uk/finding-manu...

Have you needed to consult a
British Library manuscript catalogue in the aftermath of the cyber-attack? Our new resource list might be just the thing you need!
www.memslib.co.uk/post/researc...

MEMSLib is making headlines! Take a look at the latest MEMS News blog to find out more about the new MEMSLib team and what we have been working on! blogs.kent.ac.uk/memsnews/202...

Finally, we are pleased that Amilia will also be continuing to work on MEMSLib! Amilia is a second-year PhD student at the University of Kent, supervised by Professor Kenneth Fincham. Amilia's PhD analyses contemporary perceptions of scandal and corruption at the Jacobean Court [Cont.]

A very warm welcome to Rebecca! After a career in broadcast journalism that spanned more than three decades, Rebecca returned to the classroom and earned her bachelor’s degree in history from Southern Utah University (U.S.) in 2022. [Cont.]

We are delighted that Cristina will be continuing as a member of the team! Cristina graduated in English with an Emphasis in Creative Writing and a minor in Spanish at Colorado State University-Pueblo (2019-22), having taken a class on Chaucer and another on History of British Literature. [Cont.]

We are excited to welcome Emily to the MEMSLib team! Emily graduated from the University of Exeter in 2019 with a First Class BA in English Literature. Her undergraduate research culminated in a dissertation on portrayals of petty treason and its consequences in Early Modern drama [Cont.]

Hear ye, hear ye! MEMSLib is entering a new era! 

Meet the new (and not so new) members of the team!