Noelle Baker

“An Uncompromising Revolution”: The Tragic Death and Long Afterlife of Margaret Fuller - Library of America This essay was originally published as an e-mail newsletter on July 19, 2025, commemorating the 175th anniversary of Margaret Fuller’s death in 1850. Sign up to get more articles on American literatur...

Commemorating the 175 anniversary of Margaret Fuller's tragic death at sea--just a few days ago, on July 19: www.loa.org/news-and-vie...
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Scholarly Editing celebrates the ways new insights, voices, and experiences can be amplified through textual scholarship. Read more today->https://scholarlyediting.org/issues/42 #OpenAccessScholarship #RecoveryEditing #VoicesFromtheMargins #TeachingwithEditions #GLaDos #CivilWarStories

Screenshot of the Scholarly Editing micro-edition of ApertureScience.com. It shows editorial commentary on the left and side and a screen from the game on the right, emulating a terminal showing some text and a camera live feed.

I'm particularly proud of this pioneering digital edition of ApertureScience​.com, part of the #Portal game universe: scholarlyediting.org/issues/42/ap...
Edited by Alan Galey, @ellenforget.bsky.social, and @brendanallen.bsky.social. Powered by #TEI and Twine

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What does editing look like when it centers community, collaboration, and care? Vol. 42 of Scholarly Editing showcases powerful examples across projects and platforms. #DocumentaryEditingClassrooms #EditingEmpathy #ParticipatoryArchiving #FeministEditing #ScholarlyEditing #InclusiveArchiving

New issue of Scholarly Editing is out! Vol. 42 highlights bold, community-driven editorial work—digital, archival, inclusive, and experimental. Read the intro + explore the issue: scholarlyediting.org/issues/42/vo... #IndigenousArchives #InclusiveArchiving #RecoveryEditing

Vol. 42 celebrates what editing can be: radical, experimental, and deeply human. Don’t miss this open-access issue of Scholarly Editing. #Portal #ApertureScience #TheCakeIsALie #MicroEditions #GamingHistory #ScholarlyEditing

Volume 42 of Scholarly Editing is here! This issue dives into inclusive, boundary-pushing editorial work—from digital experiments to archival recoveries. #InclusiveArchiving #FeministEditing #DigitalEditingPedagogy #IndigenousArchives #GamingHistory #ApertureScience #TheCakeIsALie #EditingEmpathy

The Mind and Heart of Margaret Fuller: Three Editors on Assembling the Definitive Edition of a Singular American Voice - Library of America Margaret Fuller was a polymathic intellect and writer, simultaneously ahead of her time and deeply imbricated in the social and political fabric of her era. Part of the circle of Concord Transcendenta...

An interview contextualizing Margaret Fuller: Collected Writings is out today! www.loa.org/news-and-vie...

Collected Writings - Library of America Transcendentalist, journalist, pioneering feminist, public intellectual, war correspondent, poet—Margaret Fuller’s diverse and radical achievements in her short life are vividly captured in her brilli...

Margaret Fuller: Collected Writings, which I co-edited with Brigitte Bailey and Megan Marshall, is available in book stores today. Pub day! www.loa.org/books/collec...

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2/5 LOC criteria include the resource’s “usefulness in serving the current or future needs of Congress and researchers; uniqueness and quality of information provided; scholarly content; currency of information; relationship to other resources in the Library’s collections.”

1/5 As editor in chief of Scholarly Editing www.scholarlyediting.org I am pleased to share exciting news: the Library of Congress has selected the journal to be curated and preserved in its web archives: www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN00...

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