In the area of Cervantes Bibliographies, there has been considerable activity lately. Bibliographer mentioned in the Constitution, have revived that position, and at the willingness to serve as such, have named Eduardo Urbina to that position. Urbina is currently working on Cervantine bibliography and has recently given informed us that he is working with Carlos Alvar, Director of the Centro de Estudios Cervantinos, on a prototype bibliography that will be published in 1996 by the Centro and will include entries from as late as 1994. Another Cervantine bibliography project is coming to completion. Jim Parr we learn that an anthology purporting to sample the most innovative work on Cervantes since the mid-1970s has appeared in Italy.
All items are in Italian translation.
Robert M. Bartram is the curator and Harry Sieber will collaborate in writing the catalogue and choosing the texts. Finally, Burton Raffel informs us that his English translation version of the Quijote , to be published by Norton, is due to appear later this year. The edition has an introductory essay by Diana de Armas Wilson.