Archival Violence, Bloomsbury, Edited Volume

Jen Boyle, "'Reparative Description': Reflexive Digital Archives and Community Memory Projects," (2025).

With Manicule digital demo

NEH Institute Fellowship recipient

Reconstructing the Black Archive, SC as a Test Case 1739-1895

Reconstructing the Black Archive

Recent publications/activites

Approaches to Digital Archives and Cultural Memory, textbook and OER, (Palgrave-Macmilan) (under contract, 2021).

Digital Medieval Literature and Culture: A Routledge Handbook (Co-editor Helen J.Burgess)  (London: Routledge Press) (paperback and hardback, 2018) --available now as an e-book!

The Retro-Futurism of Cuteness (Co-editor Wan-Chuan Kao) (New York: Punctum Books, 2017).

(article) “Mediating Sovereignty in Thomas Hobbes and Margaret Cavendish,” SEL: Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, special issue on “After Sovereignty” (58.1, 2018) (Houston: Rice University).

Award, HTC Distinguished Teacher-Scholar Lecturer, 2018, Coastal Carolina University.

Conference, SAA (Shakespeare Association of America), seminar respondent, "Minor Feelings and Affect in Early Modern Environs," Washington DC, 2019.

Conference (upcoming June, 2019), “Design’d Business”: Tracing Mediation as Sovereign Form in Margaret Cavendish," International Cavendish Society Conference, Trondheim, Norway, 2019. 

Award, Professor of the Year, Sigma Tau Delta, English Honor Society, Coastal Carolina University,

2018-2019.

Digital Global Symposium (with Tripthi Pillai), QEP Digital Commmons for the Humanities and Arts, 2018 

CFP: Routledge Handbook of Digital Medieval Literature: “Current Conversations in the Field”

The Routledge Handbook of Digital Medieval Literature and Culture (eds. Jen Boyle and Helen Burgess, May 2017) is including a component to the volume that features shorter to medium length pieces that describe current projects, perspectives/manifestos or planned or in-progress work. This addendum to the edited volume will be comprised of recent blog posts; already existing papers (delivered recently); or shorter form precis-analyses of existing online projects.The focus will be on capturing current conversations in the field of digital studies/humanities and the pre-modern period.

All inquiries should be made by March 30, 2017 (final works due by April 20,2017). Please submit inquiries to Jen Boyle, jboyle@coastal.edu.

Links to projects, Coastal Carolina University, Dr. Jen Boyle

 Jen Boyle,

Observations Upon a Blazing World: Margaret Cavendish and Mediated Form, digital edition and installation from The Virtual Sovereign 

The Atheneaum Press, Chasing the Paper Canoe Digital Compendium

Digital Commons Facebook page

Example of Graduate Student Online Thesis, Lauren Jackson

Undergraduate Online Honors Thesis, Jordan Lauver

Short Video on DCD Program