Category: Writing
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On marking up Henry VIII
This week I submitted the F1 old-spelling transcription of Henry VIII to ISE. To be specific, I submitted a light mark-up to an already thorough one undertaken by ISE’s research assistants. All of the hardcore TEI had already been done (character id’s, line numbering, indication of long s’s, and much more); I was responsible for…
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Longer than a Tweet, Shorter than a Post
It’s been a strange few months. Flying back last night from an Open Annotation conference I realized that I’ve really struggled with how to represent myself on this site. I’ve used it mainly as vehicle to articulate teaching experiences and some research work – but I’ve been very conscious of treading carefully due to being…
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The Quick Write and the Coke Machine …
… or, How I Learned to Love the Google Doc This semester the subject of my English 1102 course is “The Rhetoric of Digital Media and Interaction Design.” I’ve wanted to teach this for a while: not only does it allow me to flex my DH muscles in a way I haven’t in the last…
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Publication News
My edition of John Redford’s Henrician interlude “The Play of Wit and Science” has been published in the Broadview Anthology of Medieval Drama, edited by Christina M. Fitzgerald and John T. Sebastian. For information about the anthology, see the Broadview Press website.
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Checking back in
Have been flying below the radar lately. Have drafted several posts but life kept getting in the way of properly editing them. I have spent some time tweaking the site’s theme (still not happy with it, but I’ve become quite the theme hoarder).