Trenchwork

I’ve added a new permanent page to the site:  an annotated bibliography of Edith Wharton resources.  As the note at the top will tell you, it lists only a fraction of the mass of resources currently available to Edith Wharton scholars, and is only a partial listing of the materials I have used in my own work. I have not included the bulk of the story-specific critical essays and larger texts, but have focused on those materials which provided a wider lens perspective.  As I have time and energy, I shall try to update the page to include  other sources (or at least those which I used), but I do not anticipate putting much time into the task. I have moved on to other projects, and am only placing the page here in the hope that it may make someone else’s search a bit easier. As a secondary note, please remember that these notes are my own, and therefore reflect my own personal opinion. Those who draw on these resources must form their own opinions, and those opinions may well conflict with mine.