Box 1
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Jorge Luis Borges papers--addition 33
"El Dios y Elrey", 1954
"Herrera Y Reissig", 1924
"Herrera Y Reissig" is an original holograph manuscript by Jorges Luis Borges about the Uruguayan Symbolist poet Julio Herra Y Reissig. 3 leaves titled and signed. It was published in the September 1924 issue of Inicial and then republished in in Borge's book Inquisiciones in [1925]. No other manuscript is known.
"Soneto para un Tango en la Nochecita", 1926
"La Cábala" , [1930]
Holograph manuscript,"La Cábala" (The Kabbalah), by Jorge Luis Borges, unpublished, in black ink on both sides of 2 leaves of gridded spiral notebook paper, numbered by Borges. There is a small hole at the front of the leaf, and a few ink blots.
Lengthy discussion by Borges on the Cabala significantly reflects and complements Borges original text of this essay (La Cabala 1943). It contains rare glimpses of his research sources and notes for his subject.
"Los Espejos Velados", 1936
Holograph manuscript "The Observant Mirrors" by Jorge Luis Borges signed in black ink on a blank endleaf from an unidentified book. It is about a fantasy and is published in the very rare journal Destiempo (no. 1 October 1936). It shows an early instance of Borges fascination and horror of mirrors which pervades his writings.
Prologue to "Mester de Juderia", 1940
Holograph manuscript by Jorge Luis Borges, Prologue to Carlos Grunberg's book "Mester de Juderia", titled and signed by Borges, in black ink on 3 leaves of gridded and 2 leaves of unlined paper, each leaf numbered by Borges.
It is an expansive text that exceeds the bounds of a prologue, being more of a political-literary essay which is unusual for Borges. It condemns European antisemitism and its Argentine "facsimile" [sic].
"El Milagro Secreto", [1942]
"Nota Sobre La Paz", 1945
"De Alguien a Nadie", [1950]
"La Biblioteca Total", 1939
Shakespeare Birthday lecture, 1976 April 23
Includes video
Jorge Luis Borges letters to his friend the writer Carlos Mastronardi., 1920's
The collection consists of five letters of Borges, some of which appear to be to his friend the writer Carlos Mastronardi. They contain detailed references to his third book of poems "Cuaderno San Martín." An unpublished poem "Carta Deshilvanada" is included in one of the letters.
Original manuscript version of "La Cábala", 1943
Contains many source notes in the margins.
"Boletín de una Noche", 1924-1926
The manuscript, with corrections by Borges, was intended as an essay in "El Idiona de los Argentinos" but was never published.
"El Muerto", 1946
The short story, published in "El Aleph," contains many corrections in the form of line-throughs.
"A la Doctrina de Pasión de Tu Voz", 1927
Manuscript "La Vuelta a Buenos Aires" and a letter from Jorge Luis Borges to "Méndez" about the manuscript from "Luna de Enfrente," , 1924
The collection contains a signed autograph manuscript, 1926, of Borges's poem "La vuelta a Buenos Aires" from "Luna de Enfrente," 1926, inscribed "A Matilde." With it is a letter, 1924 December 24, [Buenos Aires] to "Méndez" regarding the publication and title of his forthcoming book "Luna de Enfrente," and his friendship with Méndez (apparently associated with the publishing of Luna de Enfrente).
Autographed manuscript signed, "Al tal Vez Lecto", 1925
Signed autograph manuscript of the foreword to "Luna de enfrente."
"A Mi Padre", 1938
Borges's poem is signed "Buenos Aires 1938 J.L.B." and has a sketch of a broadleaf tree at the bottom.