Showing posts with label periodical printings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label periodical printings. Show all posts

Monday, June 26, 2017

Published transcription of Whitman's periodical poem "The House of Friends"

A transcription of Whitman's 1850 poem "The House of Friends" has been added to the Archive's "Poems First Published in Periodicals" section. The poem had been listed as having first appeared in a periodical, but the Archive had been unable to obtain an image of the issue of the New York Daily Tribune in which it appeared, thus no image or transcription was available. We have now obtained a digital image of a microfilm copy of the issue, allowing us to transcribe and annotate the poem. A link to the transcription has also been added to the index of individual periodical poems, as well as the index that appears on the page dedicated to the New York Daily Tribune.

- Kevin

Monday, November 14, 2016

Date Correction for Periodical Publication of "The Mississippi at Midnight"

Matt Cohen noticed a discrepancy between the dates shown in the "Date" and "Publication Information" fields of the HTML display at http://whitmanarchive.org/published/periodical/poems/per.00063. I have corrected the TEI metadata so that both show the correct date (March 6, 1848).

~ Brett

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Corrected typo in headnote to "Lesson of the Two Symbols"

I have supplied the closing quotation mark for the title of the poem in the headnote of per.00186

~ Brett

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Typos fixed in periodical printing of "After All, Not to Create Only"

I've corrected some typos in the New York Evening Post version of the poem ("though" for "thou" and "Civilation" for "Civilization").

~ Nikki

Friday, May 24, 2013

Typo Corrected in Periodical Printing of "After All, Not to Create Only"

Kelly Franklin alerted us to a typo ("gorss" for "gross"), which I've now corrected.

~ Brett

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Correction in periodical printing of "Bardic Symbols"

I have supplied a space that Tim Jackson pointed out was missing in section 16 ("you,or").

~ Brett

Friday, October 8, 2010

New York Aurora page images now available on Whitman Archive

As of this morning, page images of the New York Aurora from February through April 1842 are available on the Archive. To accommodate this material, I've created a new index page for Whitman's contributions to periodicals. The "periodicals" link from the home page now goes to this new page, which provides access both to Whitman's poems first published in periodicals and to the Aurora.

~Liz

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

publication information slightly revised for periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!"

I've slightly revised the wording and punctuation of the publication information for the periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" following suggestions from Ken.

--Liz

Saturday, August 28, 2010

error in transcription of periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" fixed

The transcription of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" duplicated the word "his" in line five. I've fixed this error in the WWA transcription. In addition, I've updated the bibliographic information for the Genoways volume referenced in the publication history section. Genoways' work was listed as "forthcoming," which I've changed to "2010."

~Liz

Friday, August 27, 2010

typo in "Beat! Beat! Drums!" corrected

A Whitman Archive user directed our attention to a typo in our transcription of the periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" In the first stanza, "congregation" had been mistranscribed as "congregagation." I've fixed the error.

~Liz

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Error corrected in periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!"

I've corrected a typographical error in our transcription of the periodical printing of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" In the second stanza, I've corrected "Over the traffic of cites" to read "Over the traffic of cities."

--Liz

Friday, October 2, 2009

error in transcription of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" fixed

An Archive user pointed out an error in our transcription of "Beat! Beat! Drums!" I deleted the comma following "heavier" after consultation with Susan and after reviewing the page image.

~Liz