Link to Whitman biography fixed; images added

 The  directors noticed that the link to Whitman's biography on the homepage was broken. I have fixed the problem. 

 Stefan also noticed that there were a number of missing images in some marginalia manuscript transcription files:

• https://whitmanarchive.org/manuscripts/marginalia/annotations/uva.00085.html
• https://whitmanarchive.org/manuscripts/marginalia/annotations/duk.00048.html
• https://whitmanarchive.org/manuscripts/marginalia/annotations/duk.00197.html
  
  The images have been added.
  

- Kevin

Matt Cohen's name added to FAQ page.

 Ken noticed that Matt Cohen's name hadn't been added to the listing of project directors in the first item on the site's FAQ page. I have added Matt's name and updated Ken's email address.

- Kevin

Image link fixed for "Manly Health" installment

 Stephanie Blalock noticed that there was a duplicate page image in the final installment of "Manly Health and Training"; in the issue of December 26, 1858, page 3 of the New York Atlas appeared twice and there was no view of page 4. I have corrected the error.

- Kevin

Image credit added to "Manly Health and Training" installments

 I noticed that only some of the installments of "Manly Health and Training" noted that our digital images came from the American Antiquarian Society. I have now credited the AAS in the metadata for all installments, found here.

- Kevin

New piece of criticism published

 We have published a new piece of Whitman criticism: an essay by Mario Corona titled "The Furtive Hen and the Cat Whose Tail Was Too Long: On Whitman's Traces." The essay originates from and summates Corona's previous work on Whitman and on the authors of the "American Renaissance." The piece can be found in the "Selected Criticism" section of the Archive.

- Kevin

Typos corrected in 1881-1882 and 1891-1892 Leaves

User Ira Chernus alerted us to the fact that, in both the 1881-82 and 1891-92 Leaves, our transcription of the last line of section 24 of "Song of Myself" showed a period rather than a comma after "taunt." I also noticed that the words "quite grown" on p. 82 of the 1881-82 of Leaves had been run together. I have made the corrections. 

 

~ Brett

Typo corrected in final paragraph of Complete Prose Works

 Archive user Ira Chernus alerted us to a typo in the final paragraph of Complete Prose Works (1892), in which we had "show many topics" for "how many topics." This has been corrected.

~ Brett