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And here are two online bibliographies brought to our attention by Marcy Bauman (via Carl Whithaus) and Jo-Anne Andre:

Carl says, "A pretty amazing comp/rhet bibliography on the web just went up, put together by Rich Haswell and Glenn Blalock. It's called CompPile, and it's at

Although neither Kairos nor Academic Writing are among the journals covered.  It does cover 1939-1999.

Jo-Anne adds, "Do you subscribe to the WPA list? Every so often, some fantastic resources get mentioned there that should probably make their way onto the CASLL list."

(This one's the CCC online database.)