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STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY, PAPERS OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VOLUME 33
Edited by Fredson Bowers.
Article Indexing the Periodical Literature of Anglo-American Bibliography
by B. J. McMullin [pp. 1-17]
Article The Concept of Ideal Copy
by G. Thomas Tanselle [pp. 18-53]
Article An Application of Semiotics to the Definition of Bibliography
by Ross Atkinson [pp. 54-73]
Article Establishing Shakespeare's Text: Notes on Short Lines and the Problem of Verse Division
by Fredson Bowers [pp. 74-130]
Article A Fielding Discovery, with Some Remarks on the Canon
by M. C. with R. R. Battestin [pp. 131-143]
Article Casting Off Copy and the Composition of Hooker's Book V
by W. Speed Hill [pp. 144-161]
Article Some Problems of Attribution in the Canon of Sir William Killigrew's Works
by J. P. Vander Motten [pp. 161-168]
Article The Text of Paradise Lost: A Stemma for the Early Editions
by R. G. Moyles [pp. 168-182]
Article The Chronology of the Richardson-Bradshaigh Correspondence of 1751
by John August Wood [pp. 182-191]
Article The Typewriters in the Making of The Waste Land
by S. Krishnamoorthy Aithal [pp. 191-193]
Article The Manuscript of D. H. Lawrence's Saga of Siegmund
by Bruce Steele [pp. 193-205]
Article Tracking Lawrence's Fox: An Account of its Composition, Evolution, and Publication
by Judith G. Ruderman [pp. 206-221]
Article A Textual History of Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory
by David Leon Higdon [pp. 222-239]
Article David Jones's Glosses on The Anathemata
by Thomas Dilworth [pp. 239-253]
Article Faulkner's "L'apres-midi D'un Faune": The Evolution of a Poem
by Robert W. Hamblin and Louis Daniel Brodsky [pp. 254-263]
Article His Editor's Hand: Hiram Haydn's Changes in Styron's Lie Down in Darkness
by Arthur D. Casciato [pp. 263-276]
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SHAKESPEARE SURVEY, AN ANNUAL OF SHAKESPEARE STUDY & PROD...
by Nicoll, Allardyce (editor)
The first 13 volumes of this set plus volume 18. Each volume contains important essays on the life of Shakespeare. For instance, the first volume contains essays by such scholars as James McManaway, H.S. Bennett, George Rylands and Charles Landstone. Top of spine of volume one is faded. Volume 18 has part of the dust jacket adhering to the back cover.
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