New LEMDO Website Launched
The full LEMDO website is now published at https://lemdo.uvic.ca/lemdo. The project website includes our 24 chapters of LEMDO Encoding Documentation, links to our published anthologies, project credits, and information about how to contribute an edition or anthology.
About LEMDO
LEMDO (Linked Early Modern Drama Online) is a SSHRC-funded publishing system for editing and encoding early modern plays in TEI, building and releasing anthologies, and publishing the LEMDO Hornbooks series. LEMDO is designed to host individual editions, editorial projects, and custom anthologies of early modern plays. All outputs prepared using LEMDO tools are Endings-compliant and ready for long-term digital preservation.
Published and Forthcoming LEMDO Anthologies
- Digital Beaumont and Fletcher (DBF)
- Digital Renaissance Editions (DRE)
- Douai Shakespeare Manuscript Project (DSMP)
- Early Modern England Encyclopedia (EMEE)
- MoEML Mayoral Shows (MoMS)
- New Internet Shakespeare Editions (NISE)
- Queen’s Men Editions (QME)
LEMDO-Supported Projects Published and Forthcoming
- Bibliography of Editions of Early English Drama (BEEED)
- Cambridge Works of Ben Jonson Online (CWBJO; site staticized by HCMC; new Ben Jonson anthology forthcoming from LEMDO)
- Early Modern Dramatic Paratexts (EMDP)
Contact LEMDO
- LEMDO Director Janelle Jenstad: lemdo@uvic.ca
- LEMDO Project Manager Samuel Seaberg: lemdo@uvic.ca
- LEMDO Training and Documentation Lead Navarra Houldin: lemdo@uvic.ca
- LEMDO Developers at the Humanities Computing and Media Centre (UVic): hcmc@uvic.ca
History of LEMDO
LEMDO was conceived by PI Janelle Jenstad (Department of English, University of Victoria) and co-created with Lead Programmer Martin Holmes (Humanities Computing and Media Centre) and former Lead Programmer Joseph Takeda (now at Simon Fraser Universityʼs Digital Humanities Innovation Lab), under the editorial guidance of Brett Greatley-Hirsch (University of Leeds), Sarah Neville (Ohio State University), and James Mardock (University of Nevada at Reno).
LEMDOʼs project partners are:
LEMDOʼs publishing partner for the LEMDO Hornbooks series is the University of Victoria ePublishing Services.