The tickets were already bought for Friday 18 of September. And, finally, in mid-September 1998 it started to look very, very real. The move of stock to Southampton Buildings has already begun and readers are advised to check the Library webpage ( ) or phone on 01 for details of the redevelopment and the progress of the book move.Į-Mail: BESEDA Visit during September 1998Įt voilà! The “Très Grande Bibliotheque”! We heard much about it, we wondered about it, we were very curious to see it….The visit of British Slavonic librarians to the BNF was planned for a long time. There will be a schedule of regular daily fetches.
It is estimated that 70% of BLPES collections will be housed in Southampton Buildings, while the rest, chiefly lower use materials, will go to a remote store. During this period the Library will operate from 25 Southampton Buildings, formerly home to the British Library’s Science Reference Information Service. The building at 10 Portugal Street will close completely in September and building work will start in October, continuing for around eighteen months. The British Library of Political and Economic Science is undergoing a major redevelopment by leading architects Foster and Partners. Please direct any queries about the collection to:ĭeborah Bragan-Turner or Valerie Housley Library The collection complements a number of other drama collections in the Hallward Library, including the Cambridge Drama Collection and the Willatt collection, and manuscript deposits, such as the Janko Lavrin research papers. The collection is particularly strong in areas of Russian and English criticism of Chekhov’s early works (1880-88), Chekhov’s plays, and their British stage history. The material was assembled by Patrick Miles between 19.
The Hallward Library, University of Nottingham, has recently acquired a collection of printed books and research papers concerning the works of Chekhov. Apparently it is an easier and quicker way of obtaining your titles. You need to register and are supplied with a password. It is a new one stop shop for all, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This site is still under construction but please note down the following web site as it will be very useful for searching and purchasing the titles you need. There is room for your suggestions and ideas! I also put forward an idea to have Coseelis stationery which could be printed out from e-mail if you have it or sent by myself for you to photocopy as you require.Īttached to the back of this Newsletter (paper version only) is a voting slip which I would like you all to fill in and return to me as soon as possible. Within this edition of the newsletter there are sample pages of what it would look like with different designs. The feedback from the Annual General Meeting was that the ideas should be put to a vote open to all Coseelis members. I suggested at the last Coseelis Annual General Meeting ways in which the Coseelis Newsletter could be modernised. Minutes of the Annual Meeting held at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, on 9 April 1999 Council for Slavonic and East European Library and Information ServicesĬOSEELIS – (Council for Slavonic and East European Library and Information Services) Annual Report
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