Volume 39 added interviews and a section on Uncovering and Sustaining the Cultural Record to the literary and historical micro-editions and essays that have been the journal’s hallmark. Volume 40 further expands the journal’s scope to include disability studies, Holocaust studies, and works of creative rememory enriched by performance art. We are particularly pleased with the geographical and chronological breadth of the volume. These developments reflect our focus on public humanities and our interest in making the work of editors, researchers, historians, recovery practitioners, and others more legible to the general public. https://scholarlyediting.org/issues/40/