08/10/2026   – Essay titled 'On Morphology' has been released in the essays section. 

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08/4/2026   – added a failed grant application email rejection to the artifacts page. 

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08/3/2026   – correction made to Glossary tab regarding number of hard copies of CHORD are available. 

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07/23/2026  – significant updates were made to my essay  A Tentative Publication Record after conducting a hand-count of every book in my possession, requiring much of the previous essay to be removed as factually incorrect. In its place was left a finding aid of hard copies currently held. This list does not, naturally, include exact numbers of duplicats or variants. 

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07/16/2026  – retractions were made to my essay titled  A Tentative Publication Record regarding book removals from the English Department, based on newly available information. furthermore, a typo was corrected in the essay titled The (re)archeology of a bookshelf

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07/12/2026  – One copy of CHORD Volume #4 was found on campus. For details, see my latest essay The (re)archeology of a bookshelf

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07/11/2026  – work has begun on an online PDF repository / exhibit of either abandoned, forgotten, and / or formerly lost digital copies of literary journals. Links to where those works can be found are provided where possible. Journals include, but are not limited to, Watermark, Breakwater Review, Waterfront, and CHORD. 

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06/12/2026 – significant updates were made on the bottom of the page titled A Tentative Publication Record regarding book removals from the English Department. 

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05/25/2026 – "The Forgotten History of Volume #21" has now been published on the website. 

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04/29/2026 – "A PDF Is Not A Book: The Illusion of Completeness" has now been published via The American Printing History Association. 

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04/28/2026 – Acquistion Policy now available. 

Furthermore, I have recently acquired a copy of Writ Large from Spring of 2023. This, naturally, undermines my assumption that the 2022 release "Mind Over Matter" as documented on the "photos" page was the last issue. Note the fact that the Fall 2022 volume of The Watermark was the last, but Writ Large continued for almost an entire academic year after, despite being in theory the non-fiction op-ed journal. The article has been updated accordingly to reflect this new discovery regarding the Spring 2023 Writ Large, but please note it will take time to comb over the entire site in detail to adjust all references to reflect the 2006-2023 lifespan of Writ Large / LUX. 

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04/25/2026 – Fall 2022 essay now available, as well as a short piece on Triptych's distribution.

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04/23/2026 – Today I met with a private collector / holder of Watermark journals, who, after being given access to the website to check the nature of their Questionnaire in the ‘Histories’ tab, insisted on donating copies of The Watermark which they had laying around in their home. Rather than just take their copies from them, I insisted first on a set of trades of copies I held in duplicate. This was declined, but when I offered a copy of my own editorial work, Issue #1 of Triptych, a happy deal was quickly struck. As a result I have been gifted:

Furthermore, I have also acquired a copy of Volume #7 of Howth Castle on Amazon for $20, and a copy of Volume #2 on AbeBooks for $14. This brings my holdings of that publication to Volumes #2, #6, #7, and #8