The Resources for American Literature Study provides a valuable resource library for researchers of American literature with its unique academic perspective and in-depth research. This journal not only focuses on classic works of American literature, but also aims to explore and analyze lesser known literature materials, including letters, diaries, manuscripts, and other forms of archival materials, which often provide new perspectives for understanding the richness and diversity of American literature.

The editorial team of the journal encourages scholars to conduct in-depth research on various aspects of American literature, including but not limited to the author's life, the creative background of the works, the development of literary genres, and the socio-cultural influence of literary works. Through a detailed analysis of these materials, the journal aims to reveal the profound meaning of American literature and promote a comprehensive understanding of American literary history. It also emphasizes the importance of bibliographic analysis. By providing a detailed list of works and a bibliography, journals help scholars track the development of American literature, discover potential research clues, and provide valuable collection guides for libraries, archives, and research institutions.