It's been a minute, but that means I have a lot to say!

First, an apology for taking so long to update you all. This past 12 months have been filled with some serious life changes and with completing a book on an unrelated topic, and I've let the EJLPP and its subsidiary, the Women Printers Project, lapse. But we are back in business now.

Second: behind the scenes, work has progressed! I had an intern in Fall 2025, and I have one now in Summer 2026: both students (you can find their bios at the About Us page) working on biographies. The great news is that this summer's intern, Angel Lockett, is a grad student--meaning I get more hours out of her. Like Grace Brannen and Gary Randolph before her, Angel is working on the mini bios, but she's also doing data entry using RootsMagic, to gather more info and to show the networks.

On my part, I've been updating the lists from the MS inventories in preparation first for a presentation at a symposium in Uppsala and second for an article stemming from that symposium. It will take a while for me to upload all the changes, but please stay tuned as I will post corrected and expanded information on the inventories from different parts of the Low Countries and the Italian Peninsula.

I hope you have a great summer and that you continue to profit from this public and digital history project. Please let us know how you are using the information.