Ken noticed that the "d" was missing from the word "named" in the first sentence. Now corrected.
~ Brett
Ken noticed that the "d" was missing from the word "named" in the first sentence. Now corrected.
~ Brett
Ed noticed two errors in the transcription for the 1881–82 Leaves of Grass. On page 381, in the poem "So Long," I have corrected "noticeabsorbing" to "notice absorbing" and added a hyphen in the penultimate line on that same page (in the middle of the word "muscle").
- Kevin
Rob Marland kindly alerted me to the existence of a heretofore uncollected Whitman interview in the Buffalo Express on 25 May 1890. I have finished transcribing, encoding, and proofreading, so I am publishing it to the interviews and reminiscences section.
~ Brett
Stephanie noticed a typo in one of the bibliographic entries on the Archive's page about the New-York Times. On that page, the title of the book by George H. Douglas was mistakenly listed as The Golden Age of the Newspapper. The spelling of the word "Newspaper" has been corrected.
- Kevin
Ken noticed that the encyclopedia entry for "A Broadway Pageant" had misspelled the title as "A Broadway Pagaent" and that an "s" was missing from the end of Fredson Bowers's name in a paragraph of Hershel Parker's "The Real 'Live Oak, with Moss': Straight Talk about Whitman's 'Gay Manifesto'" (anc.00157). These typos are now corrected.
~ Brett
User Alvaro Bernarde alerted us to six instances of <lg type="lingegroup"> in the deathbed edn. and to one instance in which <lg> had no @type. Because the 1881-1882 transcription originated from the same source and therefore often shares problems with the 1891-1892 edition, I also checked that file and found three instances of the first problem and one instance of <lg> with no @type. I have changed all of these to <lg type="linegroup">.
~ Brett
The Whitman Archive journalism grant team recently made a podcast which was accepted and published as part of C19's podcast series. The episode discussed the Archive's current grant to identify and edit Whitman's editorials in the Brooklyn Daily Times. I have added an entry for the podcast, and a link to it, on the "Articles and Interviews about the Archive" page.
- Kevin