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        Editors' Note

        Lisa Brawley
        lbrawley@kent.edu
        
        Stuart Moulthrop
        samoulthrop@UBmail.ubalt.edu

        © 1999 Lisa Brawley and Stuart Moulthrop.
        All rights reserved.

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        With this issue, we introduce an interactive annotated
        bibliography of postmodernism and critical theory. This
        bibliography began as a graduate student project in John
        Unsworth's seminar on postmodern fiction and theory at the
        University of Virginia in the Fall of 1998. Students in that
        seminar contributed about 120 annotated entries on critical and
        theoretical works in the study of postmodernism. This database of
        annotated bibliographic entries has now been migrated to
        Postmodern Culture: readers of the journal are invited to
        register with the database and contribute entries of their own.
        We hope that, over time, this might develop into a valuable
        resource for students, theorists, and critics working in this
        area.

        We also wish to draw attention to the return of the PMC prize,
        announced in our September issue. Each June, the editorial board
        of Postmodern Culture will choose an outstanding critical and/or
        creative work published in the journal during the previous volume
        year. The author of this work will receive $500 and special
        billing on our main page.

                                                             Lisa Brawley
                                                         Stuart Moulthrop
                                                               Co-editors

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