In February 1981, an innovative project on the application of the computer in literary studies was launched at the University of Alberta. In the years since, LITIR (Literary Information and Retrieval) Database has been established as an indispensable source of current information on every important publication from 1945 to date on every field of nineteenth-century British studies.

Board of Advisers:

• Josef L. Altholz, Professor of History, University of Minnesota
• Lord Asa Briggs, Provost, Worcester College, Oxford
• Charles H. Davis, Dean, Graduate School of Library Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Alan Dilnot, Professor of English, Monash University, Australia
• K.J. Fielding, Saintsbury Professor of English Literature, University of Edinburgh
• J.F.C. Harrison, Professor of History, University of Sussex
• Christopher Kent, Editor, Canadian Journal of History & Professor of History, University of Saskatchewan
• Juliet McMaster, Professor of English, University of Alberta
• R.D. McMaster, Professor of English, University of Alberta
• John S. North, Professor of English, University of Waterloo
• Norman Page, Professor of English, University of Nottingham
• Robert L. Patten, Editor, Studies in English Literature & Professor of English, Rice University, Houston, Texas
• Roger Robinson, Professor of English, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
• Ron Senda, Senior Analyst, Computing Services, University of Alberta
• Michael Wolff, Professor of English, University of Massachusetts

Managing Editor:

• Nandini Chaudhuri

Systems Analyst:

• Terry Butler

Technical Consultant:

• David Radford

CD-ROM Programmer:

• Cameron Stevens

Web Programming and Design:

• Norm Friesen

Assistant Editor:

• Cindy Chopoidalo

Editors:

• Brahma Chaudhuri & Fred Radford

editor@victoriandatabase.com
© 2007. Updated: October 2007
Web Development: Norm Friesen
Web Editor: Brahma Chaudhuri