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Author in Residence Program Records, 1975

0.20 Linear Feet
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This collection contains fliers from the Author in Residence Program at the College of William and Mary. The English Department offers the program to help fill its course offerings each year by inviting a known fiction author.

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Author in Residence Program Records, 1975 0.20 Linear Feet

Department of English records, 1922/2013

6.00 Linear Feet 7 boxes
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This collection includes administrative records, publications, and other material from the Department of English at the College of William and Mary.

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Department of English records, 1922/2013 6.00 Linear Feet 7 boxes

Goronwy Owen Bicentennial Records, 1969

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This Collection contains a program of events for the Bicentennial of Goronwy Owen, the Welsh Bard, held on Feb. 28, 1969 at The College of William and Mary.

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Goronwy Owen Bicentennial Records, 1969 0.20 Linear Feet

Terry L. Meyers papers, 1988/2010

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The papers of William & Mary Department of English faculty member Terry Meyers document his career and research interests.

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Terry L. Meyers papers, 1988/2010 1.6 Linear Feet

Writing Awards Winners Collection, 1984/1985

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The Writing Awards Winners collection consists of winning entries from four writing awards: The Goronwy Owen Poetry Prize, the Glenwood Clark Fiction Prize, the Tiberius Gacchus Jones Literary Prize, and the Howard Scammon Drama Prize. Acc. 1984.039 and Acc. 1985.042 are housed in the same box.

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Writing Awards Winners Collection, 1984/1985 1.00 Linear Feet

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