Welcome to the Yellow Nineties Online
  Dedicated to the study of The Yellow Book and other aesthetic periodicals that flourished in Great Britain in the 1890s, our site offers three inter-related resources. First, we publish digitized facsimile editions of a select collection of periodicals. At present, these include The Yellow Book and The Pagan Review. Second, we provide a rich historical archive of paratextual materials related to the production and reception of these periodicals. And third, we publish peer-reviewed biographies of the writers, authors, publishers, and others associated with the period, scholarly introductions and commentary, and essays on our process of building the site and encoding its digital objects. All documents are marked-up and fully searchable.  
  How To Use the Archive  
  The Yellow Nineties Online allows users to browse individual volumes of periodicals and their paratexts (under “The Yellow Book” or "Other Yellow Nineties Texts"), peer-reviewed biographies of individual contributors and associates (under “Biographies"), and 1890s reviews and current scholarly commentary. In addition, users may jump to the “Search” page to conduct either a “General” or an “Advanced" search.  
  News & Events  
  Thursday, December 1, 2011
The Yellow Nineties Online at THATCamp
The success of The Yellow Nineties Online and its team in hosting a BootCamp (as part of the GTA THATCamp) was featured in the Ryersonian newspaper.
 
  Thursday, June 16, 2011
Project Manager Wins Grad Paper Award
Constance Crompton, project manager of the Yellow Nineties Online, received the Ian Lancashire Graduate Paper Award at the Society of Digital Humanities conference in Fredericton.