From the Editor

IF 0.2 0 LITERATURE, AMERICAN

Edgar Allan Poe Review Pub Date : 2023-04-01 DOI:10.5325/edgallpoerev.24.1.v

Barbara Cantalupo

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Beginning with this issue, we will no longer use the “spring” and “fall” notation for the journal, and, instead, we will simply use volume and number. This issue, then, is volume 24, number 1 (2023), rather than volume 24, number 1 (Spring 2023). We hope this will be a smooth transition just as we hope that accessing the journal electronically in the new way hasn’t caused problems. Please feel free to email me at bac7@psu.edu or Travis Montgomery at tdmontg1@gmail.com if you have found digital accessibility difficult. We may be able to help.In our last issue, an image was inadvertently left out of a “Marginalia” entry and replaced with one that didn’t link with the text. We apologize for this error. So that the meaning of the argument is not lost, you will find a letter to the editor from Paul Lewis, author of “The First Caricature of Poe Reconsidered,” that includes the missing image and clarifies its purpose.You will find two entries in this issue that go beyond our usual categories. Shoko Itoh of the Poe Society of Japan sent me the fourth international Poe bibliography, and it’s included in this issue; the third international bibliography of Japan can be found in volume 18, number 2. We also included a compilation of favorite Poe sentences sent via the PSA listserv, prompted by an invitation from Beth Sweeney. We hope we have not left any out, but we can’t promise complete accuracy and beg your forgiveness if that happens to be the case.We hope you’ve been enjoying our newest column, “Critical Reassessments.” We look forward to reading the forthcoming entry in volume 24, number 2, by Isaac Kolding on Sidney Moss’s Poe’s Literary Battles (1963) and hope you enjoy the one in this issue by Sami Atassi on Daniel Hoffman’s Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe. We invite your responses to these reassessments, and we will publish them in the “Letters to the Editor” section of the journal with the hope of creating a lively conversation to enjoy as do those who read the letters to the editor in the TLS.

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从这一期开始，我们将不再使用“春季”和“秋季”符号来表示期刊，取而代之的是，我们将简单地使用卷和号。因此，这期是第24卷第1期(2023年)，而不是第24卷第1期(2023年春季)。我们希望这将是一个平稳的过渡，就像我们希望以新的方式访问电子期刊不会造成问题一样。如果你发现数字访问有困难，请随时给我发邮件bac7@psu.edu或Travis Montgomery发邮件tdmontg1@gmail.com。我们也许能帮上忙。在我们的上一期中，在“旁注”条目中无意中遗漏了一张图片，取而代之的是一张与文本没有链接的图片。我们为这个错误道歉。为了不丢失论点的意义，你会发现保罗·刘易斯写给编辑的一封信，他是《爱伦·坡的第一幅漫画》的作者，信中包括了缺失的形象，并澄清了它的目的。在本期中，你会发现两个条目超出了我们通常的类别。日本爱伦坡协会的伊藤Shoko寄给我第四份爱伦坡国际参考书目，就在这期;第三部日本国际参考书目见于第18卷第2期。在贝丝·斯威尼(Beth Sweeney)的邀请下，我们还通过PSA的listserv发送了一份爱伦·坡最喜欢的句子汇编。我们希望我们没有遗漏任何信息，但我们不能保证完全准确，如果情况确实如此，请原谅。我们希望你喜欢我们最新的专栏“关键的重新评估”。我们期待着阅读即将出版的第24卷第2期，艾萨克·柯林对西德尼·莫斯的《爱伦·坡的文学之战》(1963)的评论，也希望你们喜欢这一期萨米·阿塔西对丹尼尔·霍夫曼的《爱伦·坡》的评论。我们邀请您对这些重新评估做出回应，我们将把它们发表在期刊的“给编辑的信”部分，希望能创造一个生动的对话，让那些在TLS中读到给编辑的信的人也能享受其中。

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期刊介绍： The Edgar Allan Poe Review publishes scholarly essays on and creative responses to Edgar Allan Poe, his life, works, and influence and provides a forum for the informal exchange of information on Poe-related events.