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Editing literary and dramatic texts
A Stratford essay
Editions of Shakespeare in the twentieth century
Text, performance, and bibliography : Shakespeare's individual talent versus cultural traditions
"Supplying every stage / with an augmented greeting" : homage to Shakespeare
Variants and bibliography
The printing of King James I's The true lawe of free monarchies, 1603
The printing of sheet B in the W.A. Clark Library copy of George Chapman's Monsieur D'Olive, 1606
Simmes's compositor A in John Marston's The malcontent, Q1-2
The Pforzheimer copies of The malcontent, Q1-3, and press-variants
Q1-3 of The malcontent, 1604, and the compositors
A proof-sheet in An humorous day's mirth, 1599, printed by Valentine Simmes
The seventeenth-century manuscript leaves of George Chapman's May-day, 1611
An edition of Arcadia restored, Egerton MS. 1994, folios 212-23 in the British Library.
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Secrets of the printed page in the age of Shakespeare : bibliographical studies in the plays of Beaumont, Chapman, Dekker, Fletcher, Ford, Marston, Shakespeare, Shirley, and in the text of King James by Akihiro Yamada. ISBN 9780404623463. Published by AMS Press in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.