In this exceptional piece, Paul Barnaby reflects on his work as BOSLIT’s first full-time researcher. Most of BOSLIT’s 20th-century records were compiled by Paul from 1994-1999. This provides him a with an excellent vantage point, not only to disclose the Read More …
In this blog note, Kaiyue He builds on her PhD research to outline the history of Muriel Spark’s Chinese reception. As it appears, most Chinese translations of Spark are missing from the current BOSLIT database. The list of those is Read More …
The 3rd Congress of the International Association for the Study of Scottish Literature, which took place in Prague from 22 to 26 June 2022, proved a both enthusing and promising moment for the future of BOSLIT. For the first time Read More …
Tom Hubbard was BOSLIT’s second Research Fellow, succeeding Paul Barnaby from 2000 to 2004. In this fascinating piece, he tells us about his experience, unearthing old translations of Scottish literature across European archives and libraries —and all this in the Read More …
