In addition to providing a resource for researchers who wish to find out more about Romantic texts and the Edition Corvey, we hope to make the site accessible in less specialised ways.  In the near future, we hope to include pages which will provide an introduction to basic bibliographical and textual concepts.  These pages will contain details on methodology, definitions of terms related to textual editing, as well as material for those who might wish to pursue further scholarly research in the field, but don’t know enough about the subject to decide.

We welcome input from those outside Cardiff University.  If you would like to provide Romantic studies material—such as details of projects at your institutions, articles, or other relevant information— we would, after consideration, be happy to place it on our site.  Of course, full acknowledgements will be made to the providers of this material.

Also welcome are applications from those interested in working as part of the Cardiff Corvey Project, as well as more general enquiries about postgraduate research in Romantic studies at Cardiff University.  For those interested in the developing field of Textual Studies and Information Technology, please a visit to our parent site at the Centre for Editorial and Intertextual Research.  

For information about opportunities for postgraduate study in English Literature at Cardiff University, please contact Dr Martin Coyle, School of English, Communication, and Philosophy, PO Box 94, Cardiff CF10 3XB (e-mail CoyleMJ@cf.ac.uk).

Those interested in more specific research within the Cardiff Corvey Project should write to Professor Peter Garside (Chair), Centre for Editorial and Intertextual Research, ENCAP, PO Box 94, Cardiff CF10 3XB (e-mail GarsideP@cf.ac.uk).