I am thrilled to be joining the team and I'm looking forward to the challenge of editing a magazine with such unparalleled heritage, trust and reader loyalty on the UK newsstand".
The questionnaire was piloted, for comprehension and ease of use, using guidelines from cognitive interviewing [43] on a small sample of heritage researchers and then edited before being launched.
Clive Ruggles and Michel Cotte recently edited a book on heritage sites of astronomy and archaeoastronomy that provides a list of the main sites around the world.
His theatrical heritage shone through in some of the other books he edited after his retirement from Weidenfeld, including Michael Palin's Diaries and Judi Dench's memoir And Furthermore.
This kind of heritage branding – as the Invention of Tradition, a 1983 book edited by Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger, demonstrated – is nothing new.
Now comes "Hispanic New York: A Sourcebook" (Columbia University Press, $29.95), edited by Claudio Iván Remeseira, to disaggregate what Walt Whitman described as the "composite identity" of New York's varied Hispanic heritage.
He recently edited a book of his grandfather's work, he has performed in a one-man show about his family heritage, and he's played a regular role as a Baltimore police sergeant in HBO's The Wire.
"His remarks of Sun is widely believed to be a part of his cultural heritage in that he was practically nursed race prejudice at his mother's breasts [sic]," the page read before it was re-edited.
But aside from developing ruthless text editing skills, I stumbled upon a real fascination with the early Christian heritage of north east England.
Correction: October 19, 2003, Sunday Because of an editing error, the Practical Traveler column on Oct. 5, about tours that focus on heritage and culture, misstated the Web site for the National Park Service National Register.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
