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The Queen’s Men Editions anthology is led by Helen Ostovich, General Editor; Peter Cockett, General Editor (Performance); Andrew Griffin, General Editor (Text; until 2026); and Janelle Jenstad, General Editor (Text; 2026–)

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Principles

Whatever style guide you follow, you must: Give credit where credit is due. Make it possible for other people to find the material you have cited. Be consistent in the mechanics of your citations. See Janelle Jenstad, Three Rules of Citation.

Practices

QME follows LEMDO’s citation guidelines, which are similar to the guidelines for citing digital publications set out in the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 9th ed.

LEMDO recommends that you give the following information when you cite QME pages: Author(s): the name(s) will be indicated in the metadata of each page. Title of the page or text: longer texts such as plays should be italicized; shorter works such as poems or single pages should be in quotation marks. Editor, if there is one in addition to the author. Name of the website, italicized: Queen’s Men Editions. Version number of the site: QME is released periodically with new and revised material; each release is given a release number, which you will find in the footer of any page. Place of publication: Victoria, Canada. (There are multiple cities named Victoria in the world. It is generally good practice to give the country to disambiguate cities.) Publisher or sponsor of the site: Linked Early Modern Drama Online. Year of the version you are citing in YYYY format: see the footer of the page for the date of the version. The url of the page: be sure to give the complete address including https:// .

Examples

To cite a play:

Anon. King Leir (Modern). Ed. Andrew Griffin (Text) and Peter Cockett (Performance). Queen’s Men Editions. v.2.0. Victoria, Canada: Linked Early Modern Drama Online, 2023. https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/emdLeir_M.html.

To cite a play by its editor, in cases where you want to emphasize the editorial labour:

Melnikoff, Kirk, ed. Selimus. Queen’s Men Editions. v.2.0. Victoria, Canada: Linked Early Modern Drama Online, 2023. https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/emdSel_edition.html.

To cite a critical paratext in an edition:

Melnikoff, Kirk. General Introduction. Selimus. Queen’s Men Editions. v.2.0. Victoria, Canada: Linked Early Modern Drama Online, 2023. https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/emdSel_genIntro.html.

To cite a page with a named author:

Ostovich, Helen. Teaching <title level="m">Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay in a second-year History of Early Drama course. Queen’s Men Editions v.2.0. Victoria, Canada: Linked Early Modern Drama Online, 2023. https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/teachingFBFB.html.

To cite a page with a corporate author

QME Anthology Leads. Performance as Research. Queen’s Men Editions v.2.0. Victoria, Canada: Linked Early Modern Drama Online, 2023. https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/PAR.html.