Original sentence: In addition to his output of novels, Brown also became an editor in this period and, along with his friends in the New York circle published and wrote many short articles and reviews for The Monthly Magazine and American Review from April 1799 to December 1800, as well as its short-lived successor, The American Review and Literary Journal (1801-1802)
Edited sentence: 6 volumes.Alfred Weber and Wolfgang Schaefer, eds.Alfred Weber, ed.Bicentennial Edition.Charles Brockden Brown, Three Gothic Novels (Sydney J.Collections of Brown's non-novelistic fiction and essays are:.Delmar NY:  Scholar's Facsimiles and Reprints, 1977.Frankfurt, Germany:  Peter Lang, 1972.Frankfurt, Germany:  Peter Lang, 1987.Harry R.ISBN 978-1-88301157-4.In addition to this impressive output of novels, Brown also became an editor in this period and, along with his friends in the New York circle published and wrote many short articles and reviews for The Monthly Magazine and American Review from April 1799 to December 1800, as well as its short-lived successor, The American Review and Literary Journal (1801-1802).Includes Wieland; or The Transformation; Arthur Mervyn; or Memoirs of the Year 1793, and Edgar Huntly; or Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker.Kent, Ohio: (Kent State University Press, 1977-1987).Krause and S.Krause, editor) (The Library of America,1998).Reid, editors.Somnambulism and Other Stories.Sydney J.The Literary Essays and Reviews.The Rhapsodist and Other Uncollected Writings.The complete, scholarly edition of Brown's novels (minus the lost Sky-Walk) is The Novels and Related Works of Charles Brockden Brown.The novels, in their order of publication, are:.Warfel, ed