Michael Cotsell, Associate Professor of English at the University of Delaware, has written a new introduction to Wheels, the anthology of verse published by the Sitwell siblings from 1916 to 1921.

In addition to adding new material, we try to make regular improvements to the functioning of the site. Currently we have restored functionality to all the links to biographies of artists and writers in our digital text of The New Age. If you notice things that need improvement please notify us at : MJP_Project_Manager@brown.edu

David Ben-Merre’s introduction to Poetry magazine, “There must be great audiences too”—Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, is now available on the MJP website. (If you encounter difficulty displaying this essay in a Firefox browser on a PC, please try upgrading to Firefox version 3.6.) For ideas about assignments using Poetry magazine, please follow this link.

The MJP has completed its edition of Scribner’s Magazine from 1910 through 1922. Within the next few weeks we will post an Introduction to the magazine that foregrounds some of its most distinctive features.

The MJP’s 1910 Collection, a set of 24 sample issues of magazines published within a year of the date when Virginia Woolf said “human character changed,” is now available on our journals page and part of our searchable database.

Our edition of Poetry magazine, from its founding in 1912 through 1922, is now complete and available on our journals page. For ideas about assignments using this magazine, please follow this link.