The Hidden Hand; or, Sharon Harris, Editor

[...]changes are, as I've suggested, traces indicating that activity has taken place but only barely suggesting the amount of labor that brought them about. Since so much of scholarly editing is occluded work, let me, for a moment, play Pudd'nhead Wilson and explicate what these fingerprints imply about the editor's hidden hand. [...]it is even more important to note that while performing the above feats, Sherry maintained a sustained and highly productive program of research and publishing-so well summarized by Susan Belasco in her tribute.