Release of Volume 43 of Scholarly Editing

Dear ADE Community,

Volume 43 of Scholarly Editing is now available!

This volume also launches the newly designed website for the journal. Listen to Noelle Baker, Editor-in-Chief of Scholarly Editing, providing an overview of Volume 43 and the website updates:

We hope you will enjoy Volume 43 and circulate its publication within your networks. Thank you for your support of our work.

Please see the Table of Contents, included below:

Volume 43 Introduction
Noelle A. Baker

§ Micro-editions

A Model for the Digital Edition of Inventories of Enslaved Persons
Clayton McCarl, Eduard Arriaga-Arango, Siobhan Meï and Blossom Machado Fehrs

Voices: Micro-editions of Readings by McClure, Marlatt, Rukeyser
Tanya Clement, Trent Wintermeier, Karis Shearer, Emily Christina Murphy and Matthew Kilbane

The Amazing Kneeland Methodology
Myrna Layton

§ Voices and Perspectives: Interviews and Conversations

A Bridge Between Generations: An Interview with Bianca Swift
Julian C. Chambliss

Finding Your Voice in the Machine: An Interview with Lillian-Yvonne Bertram
Julian C. Chambliss

An Archive for the People: An Interview with Rasheedah Phillips
Julian C. Chambliss

Stewardship and Legacy: An Interview with Clint Fluker
Kyle Joseph Patrick Flanagan

§ Uncovering and Sustaining the Cultural Record

Reading in Pieces: Linking “Voices Through Time” at the London Foundling Hospital
Corey Risinger

§ Essays

Beyond the Bounding Box: Entity Extraction and the Remediation of Newspaper Directories
Daniel Evans

Constructing and Maintaining Voluntary Associations in Women’s Meeting Minutes
Alice Martin

§ Teaching and Learning

A Model for Creating and Publishing a Collaborative Critical Edition in the Classroom
Sarah Danielson, Michael Hodge and Kevin McMullen

From Elements to Styles: Pedagogical Strategies for Digital Editing and Publication
Sarah Connell

§ Reviews

Colored Conventions Project: Bringing Nineteenth-Century Black Organizing to Digital Life. Codirected by P. Gabrielle Foreman and Jim Casey
Scot French

Taught by Literature: Recentering Black Women Intellectuals. A Digital Project by Denise Burgher, Brigitte Fielder, and Jean M. Lutes
Andrew W. Smith

Newman, George A. A Miserable Revenge: A Story of Life in Virginia. Edited by Mollie Godfrey, Brooks E. Hefner, Jeslyn Pool, and Evan Sizemore
John Ernest

Futures of Digital Scholarly Editing. Edited by Matt Cohen, Kenneth M. Price, and Caterina Bernardini
James Cummings