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Presidential Address 1989 - In Praise of Apparatus, Jo Ann Boydston; What is Critical Editing?, Jerome J. McGann; Theory and Praxis in the Social Approach to Editing, T.H Howard-Hill; A Response to T.H. Howard-Hill, Jerome J. McGann; Auditorial Intention and Editorial Problems, Fredson Bowers; The Subject Presumed to Know - Implied Authority and Editorial Apparatus, Clayton Delery; Black and White and Read All Over - A Meditation on Footnotes, Patricia S. White; Bibliography and a Feminist Approach to Literary Production, Katie King; When Accidentals are Substantive - Applying Methodologies of Textual Criticism to Scholarly Editions of Music, Ronald Broude; The Practice of Manuscript Collation, John Whittaker; Manuscript Variation and Syntactic Change, Margaret E. Winters; Editing the Unique Manuscript - The Case of the Lille Plays, Alan E. Knight; The Towneley Plays Manuscript (HMI) - "Compilatio" and "Ordinatio", Martin Stevens; Textual Instability and the Late Medieval Reputation of Some Middle English Literature, John Thompson; The Authorship of "Timon of Athens", M.W.A. Smith; Information upon Information, Random Clod; Multiple Authorship and the Question of Authority, Jack Stillinger; Views from "The Attic" - The Publication of Canadian Works in Canada and Abroad, Mary Jane Edwards; Bibliography and the Canadian Connection, Joel Myerson; Howell's "Venetian Life" as a Vertical Text - Authors/Writers, Text(s) and Copy-Text Theory, Daniel Rubey; Remaking Himself - Yeats' Revisions of his Early Canon, George Bornstein.