{"value"=>"<p>Typescripts, proofs, and galleys for each issue from Volume 1 through 20 make up the majority of the Editorial series. Typescript drafts, sometimes referred to as \"Foul Copy\" throughout the collection, are author's typed manuscripts, often edited, sometimes in several stages of revision, accompanied by readers reports, and, in a few cases, by editorial correspondence. Files for issues with any drafts do not necessarily have drafts of every essay in that issue. Issues for which typescript drafts exists do not necessarily include all these drafts. Setting Copy, the copy sent to the printer, is most often made up of edited manuscript but sometimes includes page proofs or authors galleys. Authors' Galleys are proofs corrected by authors, sometimes accompanied by correspondence or lists of corrections. Corrected Proofs are proofs from the printer onto which edits and author corrections were entered and sent back to the printer; they may include typescripts when new articles were added and/or received later in the production process. General Material includes interoffice communications, readers' reports, assignments, contracts [SEE ALSO: Box 73, f. 10 Contributor Payments / Contracts], correspondence regarding production, drafts of tables of contents and contributors notes, and background material. [SEE ALSO other Editorial subseries.]</p> <p>Other editorial subseries include assignments; interoffice communications, which include miscellaneous readers reports, editorial memos between staff, and some memos concerning administrative business; a manuscript log for December 1989; a style sheet from 1991; and several subject files. Much of this same sort of material pertaining to a particular issue can be found in the other files for that issue. Unpublished Manuscripts are typescripts, sometimes accompanied by readers' reports or Leibowitz's rejection letter, most of which are in the writer's correspondence file.</p>"}