More than 100 years later the annotated version of the diary, edited by the renowned historian C. Vann Woodward, won the Pulitzer Prize.
Mr. Roth's diaries have just been published in book form — "The Great Depression: A Diary" — edited by his son Daniel, who worked in his father's law practice for many years, and James Ledbetter, the editor of The Big Money, a financial site run by Slate.
As a recent Depression-era diary edited by Big Money's James Ledbetter documents, during the bank closures of the 1930s, desperate families would sell their passbooks to shuttered banks for 50 or 60 cents on the dollar.
Each patient included in Phase II will analogously receive a diary edited specifically for the study to note the changes in the symptoms of the disease and/or treatment and the need to use healthcare service due to an exacerbation daily.
These diaries, edited by Lahr, deal with the years 1971 to Tynan's death from emphysema in 1980.
One indispensable guide to the making of the novel is the second volume of Isherwood's diaries edited by Katherine Bucknell.
"New York Diaries," edited by Teresa Carpenter, draws together diary entries, official records and even datebook jottings spanning 400 years and weaves them into a rich and unusual history of the city.
About me: Where was I? Why couldn't I lay hands on my feelings?" "As Consciousness" is the second of three projected volumes of Sontag's diaries, edited by her son, David Rieff.
A handbook for living, Warhol's philosophy should perhaps be read in conjunction with Edie and preferably followed by a dip into his extensive Diaries – edited by Pat Hackett, who co-authored the Philosophy with film critic, biographer and socialite Bob Colacello.
In those days, the Diary was edited by a notorious figure, Rory Knight Bruce, reputedly the model for the character "Rory Plantagenet" from Martin Amis's novel The Information.
