Date corrected on May 1882 letter from Mrs. J.C. Croly to Whitman

I have changed the date from 21 May 1882 to 2 May 1882 on a letter from Mrs. J.C. Croly to Whitman. Thanks go to J. D. Murphy for alerting us to this error.
      --Ken

Citation removed from "Articles and Interviews about the Archive" section

A misunderstanding with a publisher has required us to remove Ken Price's essay "The Walt Whitman Archive and the Prospects for Social Editing" from the "Articles and Interviews About the Archive" section.

New Letters Published

I have published 71 new letters on the Whitman Archive. This includes 2 letters from the Reconstruction period, 13 letters from the post-Reconstruction era, and 56 letters from the Old Age period.

Stephanie

Stephanie M. Blalock, PhD, MLS
Digital Humanities Librarian &
Associate Editor, The Walt Whitman Archive
Author of "Go to Pfaff's"
Associate Editor, The Vault at Pfaff's
University of Iowa Libraries
Iowa City, IA 52242

Two notebooks published

I've published the notebooks "I know a rich capitalist" (nyp.00129) and "women" (loc.05589).

~ Brett

New Post-Reconstruction and Old Age Letters Published

I have published 85 new letters on the Whitman Archive. This includes 76 post-Reconstruction letters

and 9 letters from the Old Age period.

Stephanie

Stephanie M. Blalock, PhD, MLS
Digital Humanities Librarian &
Associate Editor, The Walt Whitman Archive
Author of "Go to Pfaff's"
Associate Editor, The Vault at Pfaff's
University of Iowa Libraries
Iowa City, IA 52242

Corrected typo in Traubel, vol. 2

An entry in Traubel’s With Walt Whitman in Camden, vol. 2, from Monday, August 13, 1888, had a typo in the following sentence: "Do you remember, the Magazine man said he would like to be infromed whether the page pleased me?” I have corrected the typo (to “informed”).

~ Nikki