Editing of American Literaturecb

Focusing on the challenges of producing authoritative editions of notable American authors, this collection features Donald Pizer's essays and reviews from 1890-1930. It encompasses general editing essays, specific studies on Theodore Dreiser and Stephen Crane, and discussions on textual theory and critical interpretation involving Crane and John Dos Passos. The work contributes to the ongoing debates in textual editing from 1970 to 2000, appealing to textual editors, literary critics, and scholars of late 19th- and early 20th-century American literature.