Sarah Pelletier
@sarahpelletier.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at Carleton University (Ottawa 🇨🇦). English & Print Culture. Studying C19 typographical trade journals, skill, labour, gender, & race. Letterpress printer, bookbinder/boxmaker + book artist.
https://carleton.ca/english/people/sarah-pelletier/
https://carleton.ca/english/people/sarah-pelletier/
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We encourage applications from early career researchers (ECRs) and especially welcome applications from BIPOC!
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August 28, 2025 at 10:38 PM
We encourage applications from early career researchers (ECRs) and especially welcome applications from BIPOC!
See the full call for applications for more details on how to apply: sharpweb.org/sharpnews/20...
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Reposted by Sarah Pelletier
@sarahpelletier.bsky.social's talk is about the misogynistic humour in *The Printer’s Miscellany*"
It was advertized—but crucially only twice!—as half price for women (50¢, same price as for boy apprentices).
No female names appear in the list of its contributors.
#RSVP2025 #BookHistory
It was advertized—but crucially only twice!—as half price for women (50¢, same price as for boy apprentices).
No female names appear in the list of its contributors.
#RSVP2025 #BookHistory
The printer's miscellany. - Canadiana
The printer's miscellany. : Saint John, N.B. : H. Finlay, [1876-1882]
www.canadiana.ca
July 12, 2025 at 7:57 PM
@sarahpelletier.bsky.social's talk is about the misogynistic humour in *The Printer’s Miscellany*"
It was advertized—but crucially only twice!—as half price for women (50¢, same price as for boy apprentices).
No female names appear in the list of its contributors.
#RSVP2025 #BookHistory
It was advertized—but crucially only twice!—as half price for women (50¢, same price as for boy apprentices).
No female names appear in the list of its contributors.
#RSVP2025 #BookHistory
I haven't seen all of this book myself, but I imagine that it is what dreams are made of.
March 14, 2025 at 3:02 AM
I haven't seen all of this book myself, but I imagine that it is what dreams are made of.