Ann Beattie papers--addition 54

Unprocessed Material — Box: 1

Identifier: ViU-2016-0031

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Content Description

One box of papers and books

Acquisition Type

Deposit

Provenance

Shipped by Ann Beattie, arrived 11/15/2015.

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Use Restrictions

ON DEPOSIT: Serve to users following vault restrictions.

Dates

Creation: 2015

Extent

1 Cubic Feet (1 cubic foot box)

Inventory

Books: Roth, Philip, The Humbling Hassib, Rajia, In the Language of Miracles. A Novel. Dorfman, Ariel, Konfidenz. A Novel Mullennix, Joel, Stories by Alice Munro The Office & Dolly McNeill, Don, Submariner’s Moon Sisskind, Mitch, Visitations: Stories Long, David, The Inhabited World: A novel. (advance reading copy) David Wyatt, ed. Out of the Sixties: Storytelling and the Vietnam Generation Adelman, Bob, ed. MLK: A Celebration in Word and Image O the Oprah Magazine August 2015 The New Yorker Sept 19 2011 (2 copies) Interview August 2015 Meridian 6 (Fall 2000) Columbia: A Journal of Literature & Art 52 Manuscripts of others: Debrya Nystrom untitled ts Crawford, Stanley,“The Canyon” Wohlsdor, Gina, “Security” Manuscripts of Ann Beattie: The State We’re In (advance uncorrected proofs) introduction for David Markson “Mighty” “And then Someone Came from So Very Far Away” (3 ts) “First Person” Untitled story about Nana Andie & Mamma “Birthday Story” “Save a horse Ride a Cowgirl” speech or essay about David Markson (2 ts) “Harvard Square” (5 ts). “The Cloud” (proof copy) scanned copies of published stories two photographs miscellanous professional papers

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Box: 1 (Mixed Materials)

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