MANUSCRIPTS and ARCHIVAL MATERIAL

Ann Beattie papers--addition 59

Unprocessed Material — Box: 1

Identifier: ViU-2020-0042

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Content Description

Addition to MSS 10414 Ann Beattie papers.

Acquisition Type

Deposit

Restrictions Apply

Yes

Use Restrictions

Materials on deposit. Beattie holds all rights to this material.

Dates

Creation: 2019

Creator

Beattie, Ann (Author, Person)

Extent

0.4 Cubic Feet (1 document box)

Inventory

Ann Beattie, “Ben at a Distance” 233 pp, typescript Ann Beattie, “OTP,” typescript with mss annotations Ann Beattie, “PTP,” a second typescript with mss annotations Ann Beattie, untitled typescript with mss annotations (on Peter Taylor) Ann Beattie, “You’ll Be With Us For One Night” typescript with mss annotations Ann Beattie, “You’ll Be With Us For One Night” a second typescript with extensive mss annotations Ann Beattie, untitled typescript (“For Narrative 9/19”) with mss annotations Ann Beattie, untitled typescript (another version of “For Narrative 9/19) with mss annotations Ann Beattie, untitled typescript (a third version of “For Narrative 9/19”) David Winner, “Master Lovers, Volume 2,” typescript with two cover pages with Beattie’s review of the book in mss and ts National Book Festival program Travel documents for professional appearances Letter from FSG

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Physical Storage Information

Box: 1 (Manuscripts)

Related Unprocessed Material

Ann Beattie papers - addition 58 (Sibling Relationship)
Ann Beattie papers--addition 57 (Sibling Relationship)

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