http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/Price.mp3
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Please come to Take Note, a conference Ann Blair and I are organizing at the Radcliffe Institute November 1-2. If you can't watch the conference in person or online, you can still browse the exhibit on the history and future of note taking that Ann, Greg Afinogenov and I are curating in conjunction with the conference; or read about the project in the New York Times, Boston Globe, or Atlantic Monthly. For other events focused on the history and future of reading, check out Book History at Harvard, courtesy of Hansun Hsiung. |

Recent press
Secret Lives of Readers | The Chronicle Review
Alternate Uses for Books | The Huffington Post
Will Your Children Inherit Your E-Books? | NPR.org
Other ways to use a book | Boston Globe
What books mean as objects | Harvard Gazette
Leah Price on the History of Reading | The Browser
Literature Lab | iTunes Preview
Recent reviews of How to Do Things with Books
A review of Leah Price's How to do things with books in Victorian Britain | The Victorian Web
Best Books of 2012 | Books and Culture
Top 10 History Books of the Year | Opens Letters Monthly
Review of English Studies | University of London
Paul Duguid on How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | The Threepenny Review
John Sutherland on How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain| Literary Review
Houman Barekat on How to do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | Los Angeles Review of Books
How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | The National Post
Literature Lab | Brandeis University Department of English
Daniel Hack on How to do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | Review 19
How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | Books and Culture
How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | The Page 99 Test
Book Review: How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Open Book: A Look Back at 2012 | The National Post






