Sarah Werner

CV

A brief list of recent work; a full cv is at http://bit.ly/SarahWerner-fullCV

Co-editor, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America. 2022-
Studying Early Printed Books 1450-1800: A Practical Guide. Wiley, February 2019.
Early Printed Books. Version 1.0, May 2019.
Textual Editor, The Taming of the Shrew, Norton Shakespeare, 3rd edition. Norton, 2015.
Editor and lead writer, The Collation: A gathering of scholarship from the Folger Shakespeare Library. 2011–15.
Editor, New Directions for Renaissance Drama and Performance Studies. Palgrave, 2010.
Shakespeare and Feminist Performance: Ideology on Stage. Accents on Shakespeare. Routledge, 2001.

“Working toward a Feminist History of Printing,” Printing History, vols. 27-28 (2020): 11-26.
“Performance in Digital Editions of Shakespeare.” The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare and Performance, ed. James C. Bulman. Oxford UP, 2017. 341–351.
“Digital First Folios.” The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare’s First Folio, ed. Emma Smith. Cambridge UP, 2016. 170-84.
“Othello and Theatrical Language.” Shakespeare’s World of Words, ed. Paul Yachnin. Arden Shakespeare, 2015. 171-86.
“Digital Scholarship and Digital Studies: The State of the Discipline.” Co-written with Matthew Kirschenbaum. Book History. 17 (2014) 406-458; DOI: 10.1353/bh.2014.0005.

“Building Better Book Feminisms.” Panel organizer and speaker. Bibliographical Society of America. Online. December 2020.
“Crafting a Feminist Practice of Bibliography.” Feminist Bibliographies, University of California-Los Angeles. March 2020.
“Teaching Like a Feminist Bibliographer.” Plenary, Behn Burney Conference, Auburn University. November 2019.
“Learning through Erring: The Necessity of Not Knowing.” Keynote, Book History Workshop. Texas A&M Libraries. June 2019.
“Old Books as Digital Objects.” Columbia Book History Colloquium. Columbia University, NY. February 2019.
“Digital Ephemera of Theater History.” Keynote, Digital and Archival Approaches to Theater History. University of Pennsylvania. January 2019.
“Working towards a Feminist History of Printing.” American Printing History Association Lieberman Lecture. Washington, DC. December 2018.
“Early Digital Facsimiles.” Pforzheimer Lecture. Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas, Austin. February 2018.
“Looking for a Radically Open Digital Landscape.” Plenary, RBMS. Coral Gables, FL, June 2016. DOI: 10.17613/M6SP52

"Feminist Bibliography." Dunedin 2023, Australian and New Zealand Rare Book School. University of Otago. January 2023.
“Feminist Bibliography.” California Rare Book School. Online. August 2021, 2023.
“Learning and Teaching with Early Printed Books.” Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library Summer Seminar. University of Toronto. June 2022.
“Feminist Bibliography in Theory and Practice.” Folger Shakespeare Library, sponsored by the Bibliographical Society of America. October 2019.
“Teaching with Primary Materials.” Workshop leader. Clark Library, UCLA. Los Angeles. March 2018.

“Who Are Facsimiles For?” Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing. Amherst, Mass. July 2019.
“What Is Digital Depth?” Modern Language Association. Chicago, January 2019.
“Your Ark Is Causing The Flood: Digitization Is Not Preservation.” Society of American Archivists. Washington, DC. August 2018.
“Collaborating For An Accessible Past.” Bibliography among Disciplines. Philadelphia, October 2017.
“Imaging’s Blind Spot: What We Learn From Digital Facsimiles of Early Print.” BH+DH. University of Wisconsin. Madison, September 2017.
“Working with Shakespeare’s First Folio on Paper and on Screen.” Society for Textual Scholarship. University of Maryland, May 2017.
Respondent, “Digital Embodiment.” Modern Language Association. Philadelphia, January 2017.

“Teaching in Collaboration with Special Collections.” Shakespeare Association of America. Online. April 2021.
“Teaching Material Texts without the Material.” SHARP in Focus. Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing. Online. July 2020.
“The Politics of Facsimiles.” Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing. Amherst, Mass. July 2019.
“A Sensory History of Material Texts.” With Holly Dugan. Renaissance Society of America. Toronto, March 2019.
“Teaching Shakespeare in Collaboration with Special Collections Libraries.” Modern Language Association. Chicago, January 2019.
“Material Texts and Digital Interfaces.” Shakespeare Association of America. Atlanta, April 2017.
“Digital Futures.” Renaissance Society of America. Boston, April 2016.

Digital Media Strategist, Folger Shakespeare Library (2013-15)
Undergraduate Program Director (2006-13) and Scholarly Outreach Coordinator (2011-13), Folger Shakespeare Library
Adjunct Faculty in Georgetown, George Washington, George Mason