Post 58 - Chapbooks

How do we decide how - and where - to disseminate our research? What options are available? This week, we talk about a very old platform for ideas, with innovative and new possibilities. Let's talk about chapbooks, echaps, microchaps and shorties. Let's think about writing and reading, communication and community, for these new times.

[@jcashton1435]

Oo exciting 😁 ... and I need to lookup those Birmingham papers! x

[@TaraBrabazonChannel]

JC - this could be an absolute ripper for you. And I've popped the link in the references at the end. I am hoping at some point, the software allows live links :). But yep - University of Birmingham Library. Search. Stencilled Occasional Papers :) Amazing ... Good energy, superstar! txxx

[@MaryBlight]

This could be very useful for propagating my background research after I finish my PhD.

[@TaraBrabazonChannel]

Absolutely Mary - let's think about cutting the publication for different audiences. It may be great to have a slice of that research to take to speaking gigs. So valuable in the dissemination of your research :) Let's work on our chapbooks - and see what happens ;) txxx