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- 1British Records Association journal issue from 1988 highlighted●#1413 John Warner-Davies (ed) - Archives: The Journal of the British Records Association, Vol XVIII, No 80, October 1988
A 1988 issue of Archives, the journal of the British Records Association, edited by John Warner-Davies, has been noted as volume XVIII, number 80, from October 1988. The item, tagged with themes including archivists, cricket and gardens, is being shared among readers interested in archival and record-keeping literature.
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Westword is revisiting its music journalism from the 1990s, offering an inside look at how the Denver alt-weekly covered the decade's scenes and artists. The retrospective invites readers to revisit the paper's archives and the era's local music culture.
- 3All 24 Volumes of Jewish Art Journal Now Free Online●Jewish Heritage Europe: Important New Resource: All 24 volumes of the important journal Jewish Art, formerly the Journal
Jewish Heritage Europe reports that all 24 volumes of the journal Jewish Art, formerly the Journal of Jewish Art, have been digitized and made freely available for download. The publication is considered a key scholarly resource on Jewish art and material heritage, and open access to its full archive is being welcomed by researchers and heritage professionals.
- 4Readers praise Steve Coll's meticulously researched new book●Steve Coll builds this story from archives, interviews, and government records. Every page feels earned. # books # bookr
Steve Coll's latest work of nonfiction is drawing praise for its depth of research, built from archives, interviews, and government records. Early readers say the reporting feels rigorous and carefully earned on every page, with book communities highlighting it as an example of serious, well-sourced journalism in narrative form.