Our edited correspondence is below.
In the process, she has cocked a snook at those scholars who ignore manuscripts and simply mug up previous biographies, published diaries and edited correspondence.
Judging from the nearly 700 letters which make up this meticulously edited correspondence, the inventory of debt between the two men was, however, by no means one-sided.
This devoted attention continued even beyond her death: Paul Valery, who married her niece, wrote about her work, and her grandson, Denis Rouart, compiled and edited her correspondence.
One of his brilliant maneuvers was to inaugurate a Great Letters Series, for which prominent figures of the present edited the correspondence of important figures of the past: Lionel Trilling (Keats), Jacques Barzun (Byron, Lillian Hellmann (Chekhov), etc. "This was another ploy," Roger boasted, aimed not at selling books but at the "entrapment of authors".
In the decades since, Wertheim and Sorrentino have labored to sift the truth about Crane's life from the myth, editing his correspondence and a log of biographical documents.
She edited Bernard Shaw and Alfred Douglas: A Correspondence (1982) and co-edited James Boswell's Book of Company at Auchinleck, 1782-1795 (1995).
They included Elizabeth Bishop and The New Yorker: The Complete Correspondence, edited by Joelle Biele, and What There Is to Say We Have Said: The Correspondence of Eudora Welty and William Maxwell, edited by Suzanne Marrs.
Frank Lloyd Wright: an index to the Taliesin correspondence, edited and with an introduction by Anthony Alofsin, is a master index to the Wright correspondence held in the archive.
A collection of his correspondence, edited by Christopher Reid, was released in 2007 as Letters of Ted Hughes.
Walpole's correspondence, edited by W.S. Lewis and others, was published in 48 volumes (1937 83).
