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Dear Friends, This is an omnibus letter! First of all, thanks to those who responded about the Miri Rubin book. I now have a list of reviews to add to the one I already knew about. A reminder to those of you who may have sessional accounts for e-mail which run out or are changed to a different account: if you lose or change you account, please let me know what is happening and when. If it is just a change of account, you can sign off the old account and then sign on again from the new one. Otherwise error messages will bounce from your node the next time a message is sent out from the list. If you are going away for a lenght of time, but will be back at the same account, the easiest thing is to set your account to NOMAIL (each system does this differently, I believe, so consult your local manuals or technical help). Then you can set yourself back to MAIL when you get back. I have sent an announcement about REED-L to REACH, a newsletter which goes out to all computing humanists who are members of the Association for Computing and the Humanities (ACH). So that should raise some new members for our discussions. In the past, several people have mentioned that they would like to see more REED editors accessible via REED-L for questions and consultations. I am glad to report that several people with collections either accepted by or under consideration by the REED executive are now on REED-L: Peter Greenfield, who is working on Hampshire and has already done Gloucestershire, Margaret Rogerson, who was co-editor of York, and Meg Twycross, who is working on the Tudor revels accounts, and last but not least, Sandy Johnston our director is planning to acquire e-mail literacy in the new year and join in! Finally, about the REED Newsletter. volume 17 (the most recent) has just gone out and it is coming to our attention that some subscribers never got their vol 16 (1991) issues. If you are one of them, please let us know and we will rectify the omission! Thanks. Abigail