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(26.0 Volumes)The G.P. Putnam's Sons records document the publishing firm's activities from 1891 to 1937. The collection includes abstracts of publishing agreements, lists of and detailed readers' reports about received manuscripts, and financial records. Internal evidence indicates that the materials originated in the firm's London office.
(1.0 Boxes)Collection assembled by Evelyn Picon Garfield. Includes 25 letters, some handwritten, others typed, and seven postcards written by Julio Cortazar.
(14.0 Items)Papers of Hamlin Garland, including ten letters and four postcards.
(1.0 Items)Typescript list of contents available. Ms. collection. Title supplied by cataloger. Former shelfmark: Uncat. MS Q. 091 M681 no. 2 (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library).
(1.2 Cubic Feet)Collection consists primarily of the correspondence of Felix Giovanelli--including, amongst others, correspondence with T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewis. The collection also includes translations and literary criticisms by Felix and Margaret Giovanelli, newspaper clippings, and publications by various authors. Collection is a gift of the estate of Felix & ...
(45.0 Cubic Feet)Papers of Grant Richards, British publisher and author. Includes correspondence; incomplete typescripts of novels and other personal papers; advertisements; book reviews; photographs; account books; early agreements, 1905-1920; publication ledger, 1897-1902; and author agreements, 1906-1930 relating to routine publishing house business, copyright problems and other legal and literary matters.
(4.0 Cubic Feet)Papers of Grant Richards, British publisher and author. Includes correspondence; incomplete typescripts of novels and other personal papers; advertisements; book reviews; photographs; account books; early agreements, 1905-1920; publication ledger, 1897-1902; and author agreements, 1906-1930 relating to routine publishing house business, copyright problems and other legal and literary matters.
(18.0 Cubic Feet)Papers of Grant Richards, British publisher and author. Includes correspondence; incomplete typescripts of novels and other personal papers; advertisements; book reviews; photographs; account books; early agreements, 1905-1920; publication ledger, 1897-1902; and author agreements, 1906-1930 relating to routine publishing house business, copyright problems and other legal and literary matters.
(0.2 Cubic Feet)A group of 22 items, presumably gathered by the naturalist F.H.H. Guillemard (1852-1933), with several penciled notes in his hand regarding family and Huguenot connections. The majority of the letters are to Frances "Fanny" Griffin (later Majendie), including 2 from Eleanor Anne Porden and 5 from William Porden. Other letters ...
(18.0 Cubic Feet)Gustav Gröber (1844-1911) was a world-recognized Romance scholar and a professor of romance philology at the University of Strassburg. His collection's greatest strength was Provencal and Italian literatures and linguistics; however, all Romance languages and dialects were well-represented, and many volumes of classical, English, and Germanic works were included. In ...
(94.4 Cubic Feet)Gwendolyn Brooks (1917-2000) was an American poet and educator born in Topeka, Kansas and raised on the South Side of Chicago. In 1950, Brooks was the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize in any category, receiving the award in Poetry for Annie Allen (1949). At the core of ...