Consultant Editors

All of our projects are produced in close consultation with leading scholars and librarians.
Our editors include:

• Professor Jeremy Black, Department of History, University of Exeter
  (Waterloo)
• David M Blake, Former Curator of European Manuscripts at the India Office Library
  (India During the Raj)
• Professor Terry Castle, Department of English, Stanford University 
  (Sex & Sexuality, 1640-1940, Part 2)
• Michele Cohen, Humanities Department, the American International University in London, Richmond 
  (Masculinity, 1560-1918: Men Defining Men, Part 1)
• Professor Leonard W Connolly , Department of English, Trent University
  (The Papers of Bernard Shaw)
• Professor Patricia Demers, Department of English, University of Alberta  
  (Women, Morality and Advice Literature)
• Dr Janice Devereux , University of Otago  
  (Women, Morality and Advice Literature)
• Emma Donoghue, author of Passions between Women: British Lesbian Culture, 1668-1901, London 1985 
  (Sex & Sexuality, 1640-1940, Part 2)
• Robert J Fehrenbach, Department of English, College of William and Mary
  (Private Libraries in Renaissance England)
• Professor Ian Christopher Fletcher, Department of History, Georgia State University
  (Sex & Gender: Manuscript Sources from the Public Record Office, Parts 1 & 2)
• Rosemary Keen, former Church Missionary Society Archivist 
  (Church Missionary Society Archive)
• Professor Norris J Lacy, Department of French, Penn State University  
  (Arthurian Legends and the Influence of French Prose Romance)
• Dr Elisabeth Leedham-Green, Deputy Archivist, Cambridge University Library 
  and Fellow, Darwin College, Cambridge 
  (Renaissance Man: The Reconstructed Libraries of European Scholars, 1450-1700)
• Professor Rodney Lowe, Department of Historical Studies, University of Bristol
  (Treasury Papers, Series One: Papers of the Economic Section, 1941-1961)
• Professor Lynn McDonald, Department of Sociology, University of Guelph  
  (Nightingale, Public Health & Victorian Society)
• Professor Anne Mellor, Department of English, UCLA
  (Women, Morality and Advice Literature)
• Dr Alison Millbank, Department of English, University of Virginia 
  (Gothic Fiction)
• Professor Brad Mudge, Department of English, University of Colorado at Denver  
  (Sex and Sexuality Parts 3 & 4 )
• Dr Marie Mulvey-Roberts, Senior Lecturer in Literary Studies, 
  University of the West of England 
  (Gothic Fiction)
• Dr Francis O'Gorman, Lecturer in Victorian Literature, School of English,
  University of Leeds
  (Gaskell and the Brontës)
• Professor Peter Otto, Department of English, University of Melbourne 
  (Gothic Fiction)
• Julian Roberts, Former Keeper of Printed Books, the Bodleian Library, Oxford
  (Renaissance Man: The Reconstructed Libraries of European Scholars, 1450-1700)
• Dr Parama Roy, Department of English, University of California, Riverside 
  (Colonial Discourses, Series Three: Colonial Fiction)
• Dorothy Sheridan, Head of Special Collections, University of Sussex, and
  Mass-Observation Archivist 
  (Mass-Observation Archive)
• Professor William Sherman, Department of English, University of York
  (Renaissance Commonplace Books from the British Library & 
  Renaissance Books from the Huntington Library)
• Dr Harold L Smith, Department of History, University of Houston-Victoria
  (Sex & Gender: Manuscript Sources from the Public Record Office, Parts 3 & 4)
• Dr Derek W Spring, Senior Lecturer in East European & Russian History, 
  University of Nottingham 
  (Soviet War Posters, c.1940-1945)
• Professor Mark W Summers, Department of History, University of Kentucky
  (Civil War & Reconstruction: The Making of Modern America)
• Professor Jennifer Tann, School of Continuing Studies, University of Birmingham
  (Industrial Revolution: A Documentary History, Series One)
• Dr Marion Thain, Department of English, University of Birmingham  
  (Michael Field and Fin-de-Siècle Culture & Society)
• Clive Trebilcock, Fellow, Pembroke College, Cambridge
  (Business and Financial Papers, 1780-1939) 
• Professor John Tosh, School of Humanities and Cultural Studies, University of Surrey, Roehampton

(Masculinity, 1560-1918: Men Defining Men, Parts 2 & 3)

• Rita McWilliams Tullberg, Fellow, Darwin College, Cambridge
  (Economists' Papers, Series Two: The Diaries of John Neville Keynes, 1864-1917) 
• Izumi K Tytler, Bodleian Japanese Librarian at the Nissan Institute, Oxford
  (East Meets West: Original Records of Traders, Travellers, Missionaries and Diplomats to 1852, Part 1)

• Dr Amanda Vickery, Reader in the History of Women and Gender, Royal Holloway, University of London  
  (Women's Language and Experience, 1500-1940: Women's Diaries and related sources &
  Women Advising Women: Advice Books, Manuals and Journals for Women, 1450-1837 )
• Professor Jay Winter, Department of History, Yale University
  (The First World War: A Documentary Record)
• Heather Wolfe, Curator of Manuscripts, the Folger Shakespeare Library
  (Receipt Books, c1575-1800, from the Folger Shakespeare Library)
• Laetitia Yeandle, Former Curator of Manuscripts, the Folger Shakespeare Library
  (English Handwriting)

A full list of the consultant editors for Empire Online and Defining Gender Online can be found on the relevant pages.