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| Copyright 1995 by Samuel R. Delany |
| A limited first edition of Atlantis was published by Incunabula in April 1995. |
| In slightly different form, section b of Atlantis: Model 1924 first appeared in The Kenyon Review, Fall 1993, Volume XV, Number 4; section d and part of section c first appeared in The Kenyon Review, Fall 1994, Volume XVI, Number 4. Copyright 1993, 1994 by Kenyon College. |
| In slightly different form, sections of "Eric, Gwen, and D. H. Lawrence's Esthetic of Unrectified Feeling" first appeared in Callaloo, Spring 1991, Volume 14, Number 2. Copyright 1991 by Charles H. Rowell. |
| In slightly different form, sections II and V of "Citre et Trans" first appeared in Fiction International, 1991, Number 22. Copyright 1992 by San Diego State University Press. In slightly different form, sections I, III, IV, V, and VI appeared in Pacific Review, Spring 1991. Copyright 1991 by Pacific Review. |
| The author extends his warmest thanks to editors Ron Drummond, Marilyn Hacker, Charles H. Rowell, Harold Jaffe & Larry McCaffery, and Suzanne M. Sato & Sinda Gregory; and to John D. Berry for his fine sense of book design and great patience. As well, thanks go to Edward Brunner for Crane and train lore. And for generously sharing their expertise on '20s pulp magazines and record players, happy thanks go to Frank Robinson and Bill Blackbeard. |
| Cover art: The Voice of the City of New York Interpreted, 192022: The White Way I, by Joseph Stella, Collection of The Newark Museum, Purchase 1937, Felix Fuld Bequest Fund. |
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