I wrote a little essay on describing Victorian occupations as #linkedopendata & what it has taught me about past and present data models. Distilling some stuff from #bodyandpage2018 #c19dh YellowNinetiesOnline VSAWC Research Society for Victorian Periodicals (RSVP)

Digital humanities teachers! Looking for an rdf or csv dataset your students can play with and critique? Maybe one that emphasizes interpersonal relationships in a community of artistic production? The YellowNinetiesOnline Personography has you covered personography.1890s.ca/using-this-sit…

The new edition of English Literature in Transition 1880-1920 has my essay on 'Netta Syrett: A Yellow Book Survivor' British Association of Decadence Studies YellowNinetiesOnline muse.jhu.edu/article/710525

Great news for aesthetes and historical print culture enthusiasts: the Green Sheaf, a little magazine published and edited by Pamela Colman Smith, is now viewable via our website! beta.1890s.ca/green-sheaf-vo…

Pamela Colman Smith was an actor, costume designer, author, editor, publisher, and illustrator who led a fascinating life. Her magazine isn’t widely known but deserves a closer look archive.org/details/green_…

Now L. Janzen Kooistra and abookaboy are introducing the new YellowNinetiesOnline site, Y90s 2.0 beta.1890s.ca #digitaldiversity

Such an interesting character; there's a bust of her in one of the Red Fort museums in Delhi, as a supporter of Indian independence x.com/rshepherd1964/…

“If it gets us talking, it can’t be bad:” Building the Transgender Usenet Archive," post by Winnemore fellow @adame! mith.umd.edu/?p=18052

Today in Ryerson University Halloween news: Irene Gammel receives a collection of vampire literature ryerson.ca/ryersontoday/d…!

Excited to announce our MOVE to @ryersonlibrary, where we’ll join Archives & Special Collections in the new year! ryerson.ca/cdh/news-and-e…

Happy Birthday, Wm De Morgan, b 16 Nov 1839. Some #dragon and foliage #Victorian panels for you.

Long before the current craze for adult colouring books came this 19th-century “painting book” from Walter Crane: bit.ly/2fFVTpJ

We’re very pleased to be included in @AdrianWisnicki’s review of recent digital Victorian projects! x.com/HedleyAlison/s…

My blog post for Digital Scholarship Ontario, on the YellowNinetiesOnline and grappling with digital lexicons: digitalscholarshipontario.org/2016/12/09/spe… #DSOntario

Hear, hear! We’re always glad of an opportunity for some DH crowdsourcing. x.com/RUCDH/status/8…

.@mandellc's live demo of bigdiva.org links out to YellowNinetiesOnline, It works like a dream and we drill down to 1890s images. #DH2017

Dino Felluga Andrew_Stauffer Dr. Marlene Tromp Amy Coté Dr. Alison Chapman YellowNinetiesOnline CFP Body & Page in Vic Culture: web.uvic.ca/vsawc/vsawc-co…

Been using late-Victorian census categories to revamp a taxonomy of occupations for the YellowNinetiesOnline's personography (database of persons). A surprisingly fascinating exercise. Et voilà: a tree of Victorian jobs!