Summary
Peter Robinson is a professor of English and digital textuality with over three decades of experience bridging humanities scholarship and digital publishing. He founded and leads Scholarly Digital Editions Ltd., combining academic rigor with entrepreneurial stewardship in digital scholarly editing. Based at the University of Saskatchewan and an honorary research fellow at the University of Birmingham, he has directed major textual scholarship initiatives and built teams that translate editorial practice into sustainable digital infrastructure. His career traces back to computing services at Oxford and teaching roles in Australia and the UK, reflecting a rare blend of technical, managerial and pedagogical depth. Known for longstanding curiosity—manifested in an admitted “profound nerd-ery,” a fondness for YouTube cricket clips, and encyclopedic knowledge of Saskatoon pubs—he pairs convivial cultural interests with serious research leadership.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Arts, English, Master of Arts, English at University of Oxford
Holbrook Central School
The University of Sydney
The Kings School, Parramatta
D. Phil, English, D. Phil, English at Oxford University