There are several hypermedia and geographic information system (GIS) based digital
projects centered on James Joyce's Modernist novel Ulysses that aim to provide readers …

On 30 August 2013, Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney sent a final message of comfort to his
wife, Marie, urging her not to be afraid. A few days later, their son Michael shared these …

Scholarly editors are integral to the continuum that keeps the stories of the past available to
and understood by the present—but that public of readers beyond the academy whose …

The example of Shakespeare looms large in the discipline of book history in English, largely
because Shakespeare's plays present specific problems—the “bad” quartos, the absence of …

Literary affect is commonly theorized as embodied experience that resists conventional
emotional categorization. This differential formulation makes it difficult for close reading …

The example of Shakespeare looms large in the discipline of book history in English, largely
because Shakespeare's plays present specific problems—the “bad” quartos, the absence of …

163 a ghost. With no project funding yet in sight, Rose prepared a modernized,“popular”
edition of Ulysses, which was published by the Picador Press in 1997 and brought in a little …

Good intent carries no guarantee of a positive impact on the world. For digital humanities
designers and makers building projects that face or involve public audiences, we have an …

My “Less intent, more impact: Transforming public DH projects toward access, care, and
inclusion” talk was accepted as a long paper (see below for abstract). Among other thinkers …

James Joyce scholars in the 1990s and early 2000s tried, without much success, to use
hypertext to improve upon existing annotations of Ulysses. Joyce's estate put a freeze on …