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== The Transactions of The Bibliographical Society ==
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Welcome to ''The Library''. This website catalogues all of the articles in the journal of [https://bibsoc.org.uk The Bibliographical Society] since the first issue in 1889 and shows useful information about each article in an interesting and inter-linked way. Features include: [[File:Cloud.png|frameless|right|400px]]
Welcome to ''The Library - The Transactions of The Bibliographical Society''. This website catalogues all of the articles in the journal of [https://bibsoc.org.uk Society] since the first issue in 1889 and shows useful information about each article in an interesting and inter-linked way. Features include: [[File:Cloud.png|frameless|right|400px]]


* Author pages, listing all their articles in ''The Library'' with a timeline of their published date
* Author pages, listing all their articles in ''The Library'' with a timeline of their published date

Revision as of 20:20, 28 July 2026

Welcome to The Library - The Transactions of The Bibliographical Society. This website catalogues all of the articles in the journal of Society since the first issue in 1889 and shows useful information about each article in an interesting and inter-linked way. Features include:

  • Author pages, listing all their articles in The Library with a timeline of their published date
  • Article pages, showing a word cloud characterising the text, catalogue information on the article, links to the PDF at LUP, and similar articles
  • Subject categories, allowing you to find articles using topics, people, or places
  • Search by DOI, title, or any other keyword

The Liverpool University Press co-publishes The Library with The Bibliographical Society and the full texts of all issues are available on their website. Free access to this repository is one of the benefits of membership in the Society; you can join The Bibliographical Society online.