Our editorial board is delighted to publish a new issue of Scholarly Editing. With volume 42, the journal continues to expand its topical, geographical, and chronological breadth; amplify the work of diverse voices; and advance all aspects of textual scholarship and recovery. This volume includes a micro-edition that is likely the first scholarly edition of a born-digital interactive work of fiction; conversations with scholars of Indigenous languages and Black heritage spaces; insights into the life of a free Black soldier serving in the US Civil War; experiments that foster empathy and tolerance; the challenges of using generative AI in textual studies and recovery projects; and much more. With this volume we are also pleased to announce that the US Library of Congress is now archiving Scholarly Editing and we have begun a partnership with the University of Virginia Press, the journal’s new distributor. Visit: https://scholarlyediting.org/issues/42