Digital Humanities Book Series

The Digital Humanities Series publishes innovative, practice-informed scholarship at the intersection of humanities inquiry and digital methods. The series features work that applies—and critically examines—computational tools, data, and digital platforms to advance humanities research, teaching, public scholarship, and cultural heritage. We welcome monographs and edited volumes that foreground methodological transparency, ethical data practice, accessibility, and inclusive knowledge production.

Suggested topics 

• Digital archives & cultural heritage: digitization workflows, metadata, preservation, community archives, GLAM partnerships

• Textual scholarship & digital editions: TEI/XML, annotation, digital philology, scholarly editing, copyright-aware publishing

• Text mining & computational analysis: corpus methods, topic modeling, stylometry, sentiment/semantic change, reproducible workflows

• Cultural analytics & visual media: large-scale image analysis, computer vision for art/film/media, interpretive visualization

• Mapping & spatial humanities: GIS, “thick mapping,” place-based storytelling, locative history, indigenous data sovereignty in mapping

• Network analysis & social worlds: correspondence networks, intellectual history networks, platform cultures, social media analysis

• Digital pedagogy & OER: DH curriculum design, lab-based learning, assignments/toolkits, open educational resources

• Public digital humanities: digital exhibits, online publishing, community-engaged DH, participatory methods, crowdsourcing

• Critical DH & ethics: algorithmic bias, “black box” critique, data justice, accessibility, governance, evaluation of digital scholarship

• Platform, software, and code studies: platform studies, critical code studies, infrastructure, interoperability standards

• Immersive and multimodal scholarship: 3D modeling, VR/AR heritage projects, games for humanities inquiry, multimedia narratives

• Equity, access, and inclusion: disability-centered design, multilingual DH, Global South DH, resource-constrained infrastructures

Fees and Funding Support

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Scholars interested in contributing a book to our current and future book series are invited to submit a brief proposal directly via this form.