@book{bibcite_10096,
  author = {G. Thomas Tanselle},
  title = {Portraits \& Reviews},
  year = {2015},
  pages = {485 pp.},
  publisher = {The Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia},
  address = {Charlottesville, VA},
  isbn = {9781883631161},
  note = {<p>Reprints a selection of biographical sketches and reviews written by Tanselle since 1959. Those profiled include booksellers, librarians, editors, publishers, scholars, and authors.\&nbsp;</p><p>Contents:\&nbsp;</p><ul><li>[I] Portraits </li><li>Floyd Dell </li><li>B.W. Huebsch </li><li>Jerrold Nedwick </li><li>Harry Hayden Clark </li><li>Frederic G. Melcher </li><li>Alfred Kazin </li><li>Fredson Bowers </li><li>Peggy Christian </li><li>Gordon N. Ray </li><li>Morris Gelfand </li><li>Mary Hyde, Viscountess Eccles </li><li>Robert L. Nikirk </li><li>John Espey </li><li>William H. Scheide </li><li>Ruth Mortimer </li><li>Harrison D. Horblit </li><li>Richard Colles Johnson </li><li>Vera Brodsky Lawrence </li><li>Anthony Rota </li><li>Harrison Hayford </li><li>James G. Nelson </li><li>John Carter </li><li>Jo Ann Boydston </li><li>Trevor Howard-Hill </li><li>Sue Allen </li><li>Nancy Hale </li><li>William Matheson </li><li>Carl and San Woodring [II] Reviews </li><li>Jackson{\textquoteright}s Records of a bibliographer </li><li>Stevenson{\textquoteright}s The problem of the Missale speciale (1969) </li><li>Esdaile{\textquoteright}s Manual </li><li>Editions of eighteenth-century fiction </li><li>The David Lewis bibliographies </li><li>Gaskell{\textquoteright}s New introduction </li><li>The editing of Royall Tyler </li><li>Bowers{\textquoteright}s editions of Hawthorne and Crane </li><li>White{\textquoteright}s editions of Sherwood Anderson </li><li>Evans{\textquoteright}s Shakespeare and Spevack{\textquoteright}s Concordance (1975) </li><li>The bookman{\textquoteright}s glossary </li><li>The beginnings of ABHB </li><li>A gathering of book-collecting books </li><li>Bowers{\textquoteright}s collected essays </li><li>Gaskell{\textquoteright}s From writer to reader </li><li>Glaister{\textquoteright}s Glossary </li><li>Introduction to books and society in history </li><li>Response to Sutherland on publishing history </li><li>Gabler{\textquoteright}s edition of Joyce{\textquoteright}s Portrait </li><li>Bowers{\textquoteright}s Principles </li><li>Viscomi{\textquoteright}s Blake </li><li>West{\textquoteright}s edition of Dreiser{\textquoteright}s Jennie gerhardt </li><li>Tomlinson and Masters{\textquoteright}s Bookcloth </li><li>The footnote demarginalized </li><li>Emily Dickinson as an editorial problem </li><li>Introduction to Grolier 2000 </li><li>Reproductions and deaccessioning </li><li>The authenticity of electronic texts </li><li>The librarians{\textquoteright} double-cross </li><li>The world as archive </li><li>The work of D.F. McKenzie </li><li>Foreword to electronic textual editing </li><li>The British antiquarian book trade </li><li>McMurtry{\textquoteright}s books </li><li>Chartier{\textquoteright}s Inscription and erasure </li><li>Chaudhuri{\textquoteright}s The metaphysics of text </li><li>Darnton{\textquoteright}s The case for books</li><li>The Halcyon booklets </li><li>Writing the history of electronic books </li><li>McKitterick{\textquoteright}s Old books, new technologies </li><li>Needham{\textquoteright}s Galileo makes a book </li><li>Vander Meulen{\textquoteright}s Where angels fear to tread</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}