Scholarly Writing

Where to look for digital humanities research and writing.

Peer Reviewed Scholarly Work

Journals

• Digital Humanities Quarterly
• Journal of Digital Humanities (no longer running but useful for historical work)
• DSH: Digital Scholarship in the Humanities
• Digital Studies / Le champ numérique
• First Monday (not explicitly DH in focus but much of it is of interest to DH-ers)
• RIDE – review journal for digital scholarly editions
• Unbound: Journal of Digital Scholarship
• Reviews in DH
• Digital Medievalist

Books

• Debates in Digital Humanities (series)
  • 2012 volume
  • 2016 volume
  • Making Things and Drawing Boundaries: Experiments in the Digital Humanities
  • Bodies of Information: Intersectional Feminism and Digital Humanities
  • 2019 volume
• A Companion to Digital Humanities
  • 2004 edition
  • 2015 edition (available through MSU Libraries)
• A Companion to Digital Literary Studies

Scholarly Writing (may or may not be peer reviewed, but still worthwhile)

• Networks/repositories
  • Humanities commons (generally materials from presentations at conferences, preprints of scholarly articles, syllabi, white papers, etc)
    • CORE repository
    • Deposits in Digital Humanists group
  • HASTAC (generally blog posts and reflections on teaching etc)
• Curated DH activity from around the web
  • Digital Humanities Now (curated materials – blogs, white papers, reports, etc released regularly to the DH community)
  • DH+Lib (curated materials like DHNow, but with a library and archives focus)
• Digital Humanities Awards (good resource for finding projects, and “best blog post” section is a resource for writing about DH work)
• Presentations at DH conferences 
  • Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) Annual Conference
  • Spreadsheet of DH and Proto-DH Conferences