Founded in 2001, and formerly known as rWp: An Annual of Robert Penn Warren Studies, Robert Penn Warren Studies is an annual peer-reviewed publication of the Center for Robert Penn Warren Studies and Western Kentucky University. Publishing critical explorations of the life and works of Robert Penn Warren and his friends, colleagues, and students, the Journal has featured articles on the "restored" edition of All the King's Men, memoirs from Warren's children, and numerous pieces drawing connections between Warren's work and other authors, from Coleridge and Dostoyevsky to Styron and Ashbury. In this new online format, we especially welcome contributions that take advantage of this dynamic medium.