 Beginning with the "Analytical Review"'s third issue, Mary Wollstonecraft became the key editor for dramas, romances, and novels.Scholars have speculated that her reviews are signed by the letters "M", "W", or "T", corresponding roughly to her initials, in large part because they have identified her writing style in these pieces.Her reviews, which number over 200, are generally characterized by their concern for women's issues.