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This work, funded my AHRC Leadership Fellowship (2018-2020), builds on an earlier project that aimed to bring together archivists and scholars, for which I received a British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award (2017-2018). Among the distinguished writers associated with Carcanet are Elizabeth Jennings, Ted Hughes and many others.) It addresses two issues at the core of the “dark” archive situation: first, technical issues to make born-digital records available and second, issues relating to the confidentiality or sensitivity of these documents. The press went on to build a diverse list, including poetry in translation and by neglected women poets.
(Founded in 1969 by Michael Schmidt and Peter Jones, Carcanet moved from Oxford to Manchester in 1972. This short report presents the work we have been doing to facilitate access to the archive of Carcanet, a leading poetry publisher in the UK.
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