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Tag Archives: manuscripts
John Steinbeck manuscript “His Father”
The department recently purchased John Steinbeck’s 4-page manuscript for the semi-autobiographical short story “His Father,” which was first published in the September 1949 issue of Reader’s Digest. It tells the story of a young boy who is bullied by neighborhood … Continue reading
Spanish documents
The University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library, department of Special Collections holds some interesting items. This week we have been working on digitizing and uploading to our digital collections site some of our documents in Spanish. We do not have a … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, history, manuscripts, Native Americans, Spanish Documents
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The Henneke Archives of Performing Arts
Posted in Collections, Guide to Literary and Related Materials, History
Tagged collections, henneke, history, manuscripts, photographs, theater, theatre, theatrical
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Manuscripts and Correspondence
Literary correspondence often illuminates the world surrounding the writer and reveals how that world impinges upon the writer’s work. Such significance is clearly evident in the letters that came with the Cyril Connolly library, which includes correspondence with Logan Pearsall … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, Connolly, corso, gasgoyne, isherwood, kavan, letters, Literature, manuscripts, plante, scott unmuzzled ox
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A TU History Mystery: Lost Manuscript Found!
In 1997, while working in TU’s Special Collections, Oxford scholar Kathryn Laing made a remarkable discovery—a previously unknown manuscript for the first novel by writer Rebecca West. The Sentinel: An Incomplete Early Novel by Rebecca West was published by the … Continue reading
