Is that the version that's listed as 20cm? I thought that was probably too small

Perhaps one to borrow, or wrangle a review copy somewhere, but I'm hoping for it to be pretty definitive. Sadly I'm no closer to finding where Doyle's Iguanodon footprint went.

So it'll have appendices with interesting textual variants across all versions, including the manuscript, plus a more detailed history of the text than has yet been written, and include additional related MS and published texts I'm hoping people won't expect. However, it will be very expensive.

Well the film ends with the protagonists getting sucked into a painting of purgatory, so I'm tapping my watch and waiting

Yes, Grace Exley who was with me recognised W.C.W. Birmingham has teaching wall charts too I believe.

Once they hit the market you may notice the Library opening a solid gold new wing in the next few years, completely unrelated.

Thank you! I'm spending quality time with the Sedgwick Museum's collections.

Ah interesting, thank you. Quite a few parallels in other institutions, e.g. Oxford.

You know I thought the same, they're usually brain-dead senescent freaks in the first half of the century rather than beautiful butterflies.

Thank you!

Hello – sorry to be that guy, but do you have a link for online attendance?