Having shared the corridors of the Cardiff School of English, Communication and Philosophy with Dr Mark Truesdale. For a number of years, I was interested in how he thought his book had emerged from this milieu. King Edward and the Shepherd. Cardiff University provided a perfect base from which .

Publishes electronic scholarly editions of early English drama and texts of related interest, from late medieval moralities and Tudor interludes, occasional entertainments and civic pageants, academic and closet drama, and the plays of the commercial London theaters, through to the drama of the Civil War and Interregnum. Inspired by the Internet Shakespeare Editions. And using the same publication platform, editions include photo-facsimiles and diplomatic transcriptions of early textual witnesses alongsi.

As a platform for co-created scholarly communication and dissemination. This site will also come to serve as the peer-review and quality control arm of ReKN. In this capacity, ReKN Communities.

This is a republishing of an article I wrote for the Strange Bedfellows. The original url is here. Yesterday I attended a conference at UTSC. 8220; The keynote speaker, Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Spoke mainly on scholarly communities revolving around ideas of peer review and Stefan Sinclair. Editors have fought over .

Contributing to the Course Wiki. Do they also complicate or foreclose certain interpretive possibilities? How do new media and open-source texts increase access to Shakespeare in performance as well as in print? What kinds of tools are available for the study of Shakespeare today? May 12, 2016.

as a Blog! Thursday, 12 January 2017. 12 January, 1593 - Sir John Mandeville. Performed at the Rose playhouse. On this day, 424 years ago. A play that is now lost. The entry for 24th February, 1592. The company last performed Sir John Mandeville. Did I make a mistake? .