Collection: George Garrett papers, 1855/2008 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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"My Summer Reading Orgy: Reading for Fun and Games One Reader's Report on the Summer of 2001" in "Dictionary of Literary Biography Yearbook 2001" (4 folders), 2001 Box 58, Folder 10-13

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"My Turn at Bat" Manuscript Version, 14 pages Box 35, Folder 2

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"My Two One-Eyed Coaches" published in "The Virginia Quarterly Review, " Print Copy, 1987 Box 35, Folder 3

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New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, 1998 Box 63, Folder 9

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"New Poems by Four Appalachian Masters" Review Essay in "Appalachian Heritage, " Manuscript Version, Drafts 1-3, 2004 Box 35, Folder 4

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News clippings (3 folders), 1930/2007 Box 75, Folder 8-10

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News clippings concerning George Garrett (5 folders), 1946/2008 Box 76, Folder 1-5

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News clippings concerning Hollywood Novels, 2003/2005 Box 76, Folder 6

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"News of the Renaissance" Typescript Version Box 35, Folder 5

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Notebooks (8 folders), 1963/1973 Box 77, Folder 1-8

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