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Writings by Chappell, 1983-2023 13 folders Box Acc. 23/0149: Box 2

Published works, speeches, drafts, notes, and unpublished works by Chappell. Published works present include "A Pact with Faustus," "Fantasia on the Theme of Theme and Fantasy," "Crossed Sticks" (in Kentucky Poetry Review), "The Lodger," "Ancestors" (in That's What I Like about the South), "Family Gathering," "Fred Chappell on Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking" (in Books of Passage), "Morgan's Things" (in Appalachian Heritage), "In the Shadows of a Shade" (Thomas Wolfe lecture), "The Wolf, the Fox, and the Ape" and "Fox and Bust" (in Carolina Mountains Literary Festival Anthology), "Wake! Now a Time has Come" with music, and "'The Departures'" and "They" (in Why I Wrote this Poem).

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  2. Fred Chappell papers, 1944-2023 and undated
  3. Accessions, 1993-2023
  4. Accession (2023-0149), 1973-2023

Writings by Chappell Series, 1960-1997 and undated

Divided into the following genre subseries: Fiction, Poetry, Essays, Reviews, Speeches and Addresses, and Miscellaneous. Additionally, one subseries based on format, Notebooks, should be consulted to ensure seeing all versions of an item in any genre. Each subseries is alphabetized by title, with multiple drafts of individual works arranged, to the extent it can be determined, in order of composition. With all of Chappell's writings it should be noted that he seldom dates his work, so often the only clues to the date of composition are the date of publication and the date the Library received a particular accession. This latter is noted in brackets on many items as [Rec'd date]. The date in boldface after the titles of books is the original publication date.

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  2. Fred Chappell papers, 1944-2023 and undated

Writings by Garrett Subseries, 1957-1996 and undated

Manuscripts, typescripts, and drafts of Garrett's published works, some bearing notations by Garrett. Categories include: Monographs (arranged chronologically in order of publication date of work), Dramatic Works and Short Stories (arranged alphabetically by title), Reviews (arranged alphabetically by the name of the author of the work being reviewed), Literary Essays and Biographies (arranged alphabetically by title), and Miscellaneous Writings and fragments (unarranged).

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  2. George P. Garrett papers, 1929-2008, bulk 1960-2000
  3. Writings Series, 1957-1996 and undated

Writings by Gohdes Subseries, circa 1953-1992 and undated

Consists chiefly of unpublished stories and memoirs as well as published writings. Also included are several academic pieces (other academic writing, such as lectures, can also be found in the Author Files Series). The manuscripts include work Gohdes did on an anthology, "True Stories about Indians from St. Nicholas Magazine and The Youth's Companion." Materials related to this project include original introductory material written by Gohdes as well as marked-up pages from the two magazines indicating which stories he hoped to include.

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  2. Clarence Louis Frank Gohdes papers, 1811-1990s and undated, bulk 1905-1981, bulk 1905-1981
  3. Writings and Speeches Series, 1851-1990s and undated , bulk 1930-1987

Writings by Hubbell Subseries, 1908-1978 and undated, bulk 1920-1978

This subseries contains original writings by Hubbell, both published and unpublished. It is divided into three sections: Manuscripts, A-Z; Publications Files; and Printed Materials. Manuscripts of lectures, articles, student handbooks, conference and meeting papers, and reminiscences written by Hubbell of literary figures and critics (including Frank Clyde Brown, Robert Frost, Lewis Leary, John H. McGinnis, and Carl Sandburg) can be found in the Manuscripts, A-Z folders. Reminiscences are filed alphabetically by the subject's last name. The Publications Files mainly consist of correspondence and related bureaucratic materials concerning Hubbell's published works, and are arranged alphabetically by title. An exception is the inclusion of a copy of his memoir of his wife, Lucinda. The Printed Materials files include reprints of Hubbell's articles and essays as well as reprints of reviews of his writings. The files also include a scrapbook in which reprints and clippings of newspaper articles, Hubbell's writings, and reviews of Hubbell's writings can be found. Folders arranged in alphabetical order by folder title.

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  2. Jay B. Hubbell papers, 1816-1998 and undated, bulk 1920-1979
  3. Writings and Speeches Series, 1867-1998 and undated, bulk 1920-1979

Writings by Hubert Hayes, circa 1930-1963

Series houses works, chiefly play scripts, written by Hubert Hayes. These include the popular plays Tight Britches and Thunderland, as well as many short plays, some poems, radio scripts, and minstrel and variety shows, chiefly dating from 1932-1950. Many of these works center on romantic and Appalachian themes. As she was also an actor, Leona Hayes served as Hayes's supporting editor and critic; her comments are sometimes included in handwritten notes on the scripts.

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  2. Hubert H. and Leona T. Hayes papers, 1891-1983, bulk 1925-1975
  3. Writings, circa 1930-1978

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