Call for proposals: Digital Cultural Heritage book series

New Open Access series announcement

Today, at the Born-Digital Collections, Archives and Memory conference at Senate House, we announced details of a new book series, Digital Cultural Heritage.

This series is a forum for exploring the past, present and future of digital cultural heritage, both digitised and born-digital.

The series editors are Dr Eirini Goudarouli (The National Archives), Dr Anna-Maria Sichani (School of Advanced Study) and Professor Jane Winters (School of Advanced Study).

Books in the series will be published open access.

We are inviting new proposals for short-form books (20,000–30,000 words) including monographs, multiauthored and edited volumes, surveys and syntheses, case studies, think pieces and more experimental forms of writing. Proposals are also encouraged for books with enhanced digital editions that include interactive, multimedia, networked or co-created content, which can be supported by our open access platform. 

Proposals should show a link to one or more of the series’ overarching themes of use, access, value(s) and ephemerality.

Are you interested in submitting a proposal? Visit the series webpage.