Welcome to Anthology of Computers and the Humanities. The goal of the Anthology is to create a low-cost, open-access, and easy-to-maintain digital archive that hosts peer-reviewed conference papers from digital humanities conferences and workshops. The archive will be indexed across the most popular scholarly indices and include support for persistent identifiers including DOIs (digital object identifier) and ORCID iDs. The first volume is planned to be released in mid-August, so please check back soon for the initial round of publications.
Are you hosting a workshop or conference series that would like to publish your peer-reviewed proceedings or other materials in the Anthology of Computers and the Humanities? We are now welcoming proposals from groups looking to publish in the in the anthology. Please reach out to Taylor Arnold (tarnold2@richmond.edu) for more details or with any questions!
The Anthology accepts papers written in LaTex, Word, or Markdown. Authors should using the following templates when submitting the final version of their work:
Specific conferences may require a specific subset of these template and/or require additioanl conference-specific guidelines on length, anonymity, and bibliography formats..