Which is only possible if there are existing genre texts that we can assume this imagined specialist to have read. #ENG607

.Aaron Ellsworth Me too!

.Aaron Ellsworth don't think I did. It was shelved next to Helen Bannerman; I got put off of the "vintage" books #eng607

.Aaron Ellsworth Oh god, no idea. It'd be in a box in another province, if anything.

Re: Victorian women's sexuality. EBB-quoting needlepoint (and explanation). #auntleighdisapproves #eng607 tmblr.co/ZDESfwb3XPmd

Could DH help with quantifying the active/passive sexual subject split that Hughes is arguing for in her article? #eng607

Not what it's made for, but hemingwayapp.com thinks that Vespertilia is strong. Thought it might work better with prose... #eng607

.Sid Cunningham so I compared Vol. 1 Netta Syrett and Kenneth Grahame; turns out, KG uses more passive voice and NS uses more adverbs. #eng607

.Sid Cunningham apologies to everyone for the beefcake, found this in the #EBB tag and needed to share. #creativevictorianists #sorrynotsorry

(1/2)Complaint about the digital YB: no navigation through pages. Less likely to notice this illustration?: 1890s.ca/HTML.aspx?s=YB… #eng607

(2/2)Sid Cunningham which seems really important. Notice woman's averted eyes; man gazes at "camera" with paintings as his backdrop #eng607

.kayellefox OHH I didn't get what you meant. I assume that is to preserve the original text. Obnoxious tho & less imp. than images #eng607

Image preceeding Vespertilia: 1890s.ca/DocImages/YB4i… #eng607

Following "Day and Night" image of 2 under "mantle" further queered by xml suggesting both women #eng607 1890s.ca/HTML.aspx?s=YB…

.kayellefox Nope. Right click and inspect element, you can see the coding for the page. No reference to TEI, and different format. #ENG607

.kayellefox No, although I saved the image and OneNote can search it. Theoretically machine-readable. #ENG607

DMC: "Will it be lonely, this mysterious death?" "come He soon or late, she will not fear Him" #neonoir #reachingfortheguninthatvase #ENG607

Chapman discusses Chambers's mixing of high/low; image of poem next to letter to the editor about onion paper quality is so perfect #ENG607

The #DMC letters look great! Realizing now that we spent a lot of time talking m-dash/n-dash, but not about spaces around them #ENG607

Delafield: periodical's name derived from "Good words are worth much and cost little." New #digitalhumanities slogan? #accessibility #ENG607