1. Artificial imagination, imagine: new developments in digital scholarly editing

   • Dirk Van Hulle

   Editorial 25 April 2019 Pages: 137 - 140

2. From graveyard to graph

   • Elli Bleeker
   • Bram Buitendijk
   • Ronald Haentjens Dekker

   Research Article Open access 19 June 2019 Pages: 141 - 163

   

3. Charles Chesnutt and the case for hybrid editing

   • Stephanie P. Browner
   • Kenneth M. Price

   Research Article Open access 03 May 2019 Pages: 165 - 178

4. Opening the book: data models and distractions in digital scholarly editing

   • James Cummings

   Research Article Open access 16 May 2019 Pages: 179 - 193

5. Copies and facsimiles

   • Mats Dahlström

   Research Article Open access 08 May 2019 Pages: 195 - 208

6. What future for digital scholarly editions? From Haute Couture to Prêt-à-Porter

   • Elena Pierazzo

   Research Article 01 May 2019 Pages: 209 - 220

7. Textuality in 3D: three-dimensional (re)constructions as digital scholarly editions

   • Susan Schreibman
   • Costas Papadopoulos

   Research Article Open access 14 May 2019 Pages: 221 - 233

   

8. Tracking the evolution of translated documents: revisions, languages and contaminations

   • Gioele Barabucci

   Research Article 28 June 2019 Pages: 235 - 250

   

9. Editing social media: the case of online book discussion

   • Peter Boot

   Research Article Open access 22 May 2019 Pages: 251 - 262

10. On edited archives and archived editions

    • Wout Dillen

    Research Article 29 April 2019 Pages: 263 - 277

    

11. The Charles Harpur Critical Archive

    • Desmond Schmidt
    • Paul Eggert

    Research Article 16 May 2019 Pages: 279 - 288

    

12. Exercises in modelling: textual variants

    • Elena Spadini

    Research Article 30 May 2019 Pages: 289 - 307

    

13. The ‘assertive edition’

    • Georg Vogeler

    Research Article Open access 11 May 2019 Pages: 309 - 322