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Collection Summary | ||
| Title | Frank Waters Papers | |
| Dates (Inclusive) | 1892-1992 | |
| creator | Waters, Frank, 1902- | |
| Abstract | The collection contains typescripts, correspondence, published materials, research files, audio and video recordings, and personal journals documenting the literary career of Frank Waters. | |
| Collection Number | MSS 332 BC | |
| Size | 30 boxes (29.75 cu. ft.) + 1 oversize folder | |
| Repository | University Libraries, Center for Southwest Research. | |
| Language(s) | English, German, French | |
Frank Waters. Part of the Etta Blum Pictorial Collection (PICT 000-376-0001-0004).
Frank Waters, writer and editor, was born July 25, 1902, at the foot of Pike's Peak, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. His father, who was part Cherokee died when Frank was 12 years old. It was his father who initially sparked Frank's interest in Indian culture.
Waters attended Colorado College (Colorado Springs) from 1922-25 as an engineering student. He dropped out after his third year to take a job as a laborer in the Salt Creek, Wyoming oil fields. He later worked as an engineer for the Southern California Telephone Company on the Mexican border. Waters moved back to Colorado in 1935 to work on the second two volumes of his Colorado mining trilogy. He moved to New Mexico's Mora Valley in 1937, and relocated to Taos in 1938. When World War II broke out, he worked for the office of Inter-American Affairs, Washington, D.C., as a chief content officer and propaganda analyst. After the War, Waters returned to New Mexico and bought his home in Arroyo Seco. He was editor of El Crepusculo, a weekly Spanish-English newspaper (1949-1951); and book reviewer for the Saturday Review of Literature (1950-1956). Waters also held positions as information consultant for Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, New Mexico, and for the City of Las Vegas, Nevada, (1952-1956). He held a variety of other jobs, including writer for C.O. Whitney Motion Picture Co., Los Angeles (1957), writer-in-residence, Colorado State University, Fort Collins (1966); and director, New Mexico Arts Commission, Santa Fe, (1966-68).
Waters' first publication was a short story called, "How It Was Settled," published in 1916. He began publishing in earnest in the 1930s. During his lifetime, he wrote more than 25 books and numerous articles and short works. Thematically, many of his publications relate to the Southwest and Native American culture. Mayan cosmology, atomic physics, and taoism are other topics evident in Waters' works. Waters' style distinguishes between the popular Western and the novel of the Southwest. His revealing, stark descriptions of the Southwestern landscape and the story of human adaptation to the environment has turned People of the Valley and The Man Who Killed the Deer into classics. In addition to his popular and successful publications, Waters' historical novel, River Lady has been produced as a film (Universal International.) Articles by Waters have appeared in numerous periodicals and publications. Foreign translations are in languages including French and German.
Frank Waters died in New Mexico on June 3,1995 at the age of 92.
The collection is organized into the following series and subseries:
The Frank Waters' papers consist primarily of literary manuscripts by and about Frank Waters, personal and professional correspondence, research materials, audio and video recordings featuring Waters, as well as personal journals, serial publications, etc. Boxes 29 and 30 contain oversized materials.
Waters' literary manuscripts comprise the first two series. The first series contains manuscripts, research files, correspondence and other materials related to specific published books. Not all titles contain all the above types of materials. Subseries, organized alphabetically, include: "Below Grass Roots," "Book of the Hopi," "Brave are My People," "Colorado," "Cuchama," "Diamond Head," "Dust within the Rock," "Earp Brothers," "Eternal Desert," "Flight from Fiesta," "Leon Gaspard," "Lizard Woman," "Man Who Killed the Deer," "Masked Gods," "Mexico Mystique," "Midas of the Rockies," "Mountain Dialogue," "People of the Valley," "Pikes Peak Saga," "Pumpkin Seed Point," "To Possess the Land" (about Arthur Rochford Manby), "The Woman at Otowi Crossing" (Edith Warner), and "Yogi of Cockroach Court.".
The second series encompasses shorter and unpublished works, including materials on Nicolai Fechin, Mexico's Barranca del Cobre, Black Mesa, typescripts and research materials pertaining to lectures, speeches, book reviews, testimonials, forewords, introductions, and the like, composed by Frank Waters.
The Research, Background Materials, Projects series contains articles, pamphlets, clippings, and notes relating to topics of interest to Frank Waters, but not necessarily pertaining to a specific publication. Research topics include Taos, Hopi Indians, Colorado history, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Mexico, etc.
Correspondence includes letters to and from Frank Waters, along with associated materials. General correspondence and correspondence from Frank Waters is filed chronologically, while correspondence with individuals and organizations is filed alphabetically
Personal materials include journals as well as honorary degrees, class notes, and miscellaneous materials.
Writings about Frank Waters consists of articles and typescripts by others relating to Waters and his works.
Journal Publications By and About Waters and His Work contains published journals with articles by or about Waters. In some instances, the published article is included rather than the entire publication.
Audio-Visual Materials contains audio cassettes and DVDs of interviews with Waters, readings by Waters, and a performance of "The Woman at Otowi Crossing."
Other Writings contains papers and theses given to Waters for his comments, review, or information. Included in this series are several early typescripts written by Mabel Dodge [Luhan].
The collection is open for research.
Limited duplication of CSWR material is allowed for research purposes. User is responsible for compliance with all copyright, privacy, and libel laws. Permission is required for publication or distribution.
Frank Waters Papers (MSS 332), Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, University of New Mexico Libraries.
Collection was reprocessed and rearranged in April 2005. Folder titles have generally remained as they were before reprocessing
Video cassettes were reformatted to DVD in February 2008.
Inquire with reference staff for access to unprocessed additions (Jan. 2017), 29 boxes, B3-6A.
Photographs have been transferred to the Frank Waters Pictorial Collection.
Published books have been catalogued for the CSWR general collection.
Issues of El Crepusculo, 1949-1951 will be found in the CSWR general collection.
Master audio and video materials stored in B3.
Oral History Interviews with Frank Waters Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Dorothy Brett Papers Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Peggy Pond Church Papers Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Frank Waters Correspondence and Contracts Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Myron Brinig Memoirs Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Ann Merrill correspondence from Frank Waters Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Writers at Work Videotapes Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
David Dunaway Writing the Southwest research and recordings Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Porter-Harvey Family Papers Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico
Dennis Dutton Letters and Correspondence Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico
Authors, American--New Mexico--20th Century
Earp, Alvira Packingham Sullivan, 1847-1947
Feshin, Nikolai Ivanovich, 1881-1955
Indian mythology -- North America
Manby, Arthur Rochford, 1859?-1929?
Writer, Prose, Fiction and Nonfiction
(first published, 1937)
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Correspondence, Research |
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(first published, 1963)
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Original Typescript (chapters 1-5) |
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Original Typescript (chapters 6-10) |
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Typescript, part 2 |
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Revisions |
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Revisions |
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Typescript - With corrections for the printer (pp.001-pp.110) |
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Typescript - With corrections for the printer (pp.111-pp.281) |
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Typescript - With corrections for the printer (pp.282-pp.463) |
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Typescript - With corrections for the printer (pp.464-pp.525) |
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Original Final Typescript (pp.001-pp.182) |
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Original Final Typescript (pp.183-pp.350) |
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Original Final Typescript (pp.351-pp.525) |
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Original Final Typescript (pp.001-pp.235) |
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Original Final Typescript (pp.236-pp.389) |
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Original Typescript - File copy (pp.001-pp.239) |
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Original Typescript - File copy (pp.240-pp.439) |
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Original Typescript - File copy (pp.440-pp.525) |
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Epilogue Manuscript - Reissue 1976 |
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Correspondence, 1959-1961 |
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Correspondence, 1962-1969 |
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Correspondence - White Bear |
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Correspondence - B*files |
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Correspondence - Viking Press |
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Correspondence - Miscellaneous |
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Appraisals |
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Supplementary Research Material |
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White Bear - Notes |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Hopi Notes, Transcriptions, Interviews |
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Clippings, Miscellaneous |
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(first published, 1993)
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1st Draft Manuscript, 1967 |
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Edited Manuscript, 1982 |
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Typescript, 1982 |
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Old Chapters |
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Correspondence, 1967-1990 |
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Miscellaneous Notes, Research, Bibliographic Material, Rewrites, Discards |
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(first published, 1946) (see also Pikes Peak Saga)
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Typescript, Page Proofs of Introduction |
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Mining Trilogy Correspondence, 1931-1940 |
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Mining Trilogy Correspondence, 1931-1940 |
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Correspondence, 1943-1974 |
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Publisher Correspondence |
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Reviews |
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Fan Letters |
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Research Notes |
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Colorado Springs - Clippings |
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(first published, 1981)
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Typescript (part 1 and 2) |
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Typescript (part 3 and 4) |
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Page Proofs (part 1), 1981 |
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Page Proofs (parts 2, 3, 4), 1981 |
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Introduction and Addenda - Manuscripts |
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Correspondence, 1977-1986 |
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(first published, 1948) (by Houston Branch and Frank Waters)
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Correspondence, 1945-1960 |
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(first published, 1940)
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Review, 1939 |
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(first published, 1960)
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Tombstone Travesty - 1st version. Photocopy Note: Please use instead of originals in Folders 8 and 9. |
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Tombstone Travesty - Original 1st version (pp.001-pp.199) Note: Please use photocopy in 7. |
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Tombstone Travesty - Original 1st version (pp.200-pp.305) Note: Please use photocopy in 7. |
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Tombstone Travesty - 2nd version. Photocopy: Note: Please use instead of originals in Folders 11 and 12.. |
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The Story of Mrs. Virgil Earp - Original 2nd version (pp.001-pp.205) Note: Please use photocopy in 10. |
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The Story of Mrs. Virgil Earp - Original 2nd version (pp.206-pp.329) Note: Please use photocopy in 10. |
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The Earp Brothers of Tombstone - Final draft (pp.001-pp.150) |
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The Earp Brothers of Tombstone - Final draft (pp.151-pp.319) |
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Galleys |
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The Earp Brothers of Tombstone - Play, correspondence |
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Earp! - Play by Norman J. Fredder, Kansas State Historical Theatre |
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The Earp Gang - Screenplay by Doug Hattala |
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Movie Plans |
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Film Rights |
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Correspondence, Miscellaneous Clippings |
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Reviews |
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Wyatt Earp Research |
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(first published, 1990) (Photography by David Muench; text by Frank Waters)
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Typescript, Draft, Correspondence |
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(first published, 1986)
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The Long Way Home - Typescript, 1st copy of novel manuscript, revised, 1965 |
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Long Way Home - Revised final typescript, title changed to "Flight from Fiesta" |
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The Flight - Typescript, 2nd copy (pp.001-pp.137) |
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The Flight - Typescript, 3rd copy (pp.001-pp.206) |
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The Flight - Typescript, original screen treatment |
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The Flight - Typescript, original screen treatment, original copy 2 |
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The Flight - 1st conversion of screenplay into a novel |
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The Flight - Typescript of screenplay and original story |
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Correspondence, 1958-1986 |
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(first published, 1964)
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Correspondence, 1966-1980 |
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Sketches of Leon Gaspard |
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Research Material |
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Research Material |
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(first published, 1984), (revised edition of Fever Pitch)
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Screenplay and Book Sheets |
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Correspondence, 1982-1985 |
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(first published, 1942)
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Galleys |
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German Galley - Christian Wegner Verlag, 1959 |
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Movie Plans - Gottesman |
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Movie Plans - Carol Ballard and American Film Institute, 1960-1969 |
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Movie Plans - Firebird and Sagittarius Productions 1969-1972 |
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Movie Plans - Estimated costs and budget |
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Screenplay - 1st draft |
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Screenplay - 2nd draft |
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Screenplay - Treatment by Jack Parsons |
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Movie Scripts - 1st draft revised by Wincleburg, 1953 |
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Movie Scripts - Wincelburg |
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Correspondence- 2nd draft screenplay |
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Correspondence - Alan Swallow, Sage Books |
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Correspondence - Bruce Isaacson |
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Correspondence and Reviews |
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Correspondence - Foreign editions |
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Correspondence - General |
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Miscellaneous Publishers |
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(first published, 1950)
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Galleys |
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Correspondence - University of New Mexico 1947-1951 |
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Correspondence, 1949-1957 |
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Correspondence, 1970-1978 |
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Clippings, Announcement |
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(first published, 1975)
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Typescript (pp.001-pp.141) |
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Typescript (pp.142-pp.286) |
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Typescript (pp.287-pp.415) |
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Typescript (pp.001-pp.149) |
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Typescript (pp.150-pp.229) |
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Typescript (pp.328-pp.416) |
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Typescript - Revised pages (pp.44-140) |
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Typescript - Revised pages (pp.141-416) |
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Revised Transcript |
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Appendix by Roberta S. Sklower |
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Correspondence, 1969 |
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Correspondence - General |
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Correspondence and Research Notes |
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Correspondence and Research Notes |
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Research Notes |
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Research Notes |
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(first published, 1937)
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Galleys |
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Galleys |
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Correspondence 1937, 1948-1949 |
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(first published, 1981)
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Original Typescript (pp.001-pp.144) |
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Original Typescript (pp.145-pp.312) |
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Original Manuscript Drafts |
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Original Manuscript Drafts |
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Edited Manuscript 1 |
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Edited Manuscript 2 |
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Edited Manuscript |
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Page Proofs |
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Galleys |
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Correspondence, 1979-1982 |
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Publicity and Production |
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Jung and Maharshi - Chapter manuscript and research, 1967 |
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(first published, 1941)
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Book Manuscripts, General Correspondence |
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Correspondence, 1937-1941, 1973 |
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News Clippings |
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Research Notes, Maps |
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(first published, 1971) (Colorado Trilogy, including: Wild Earth's Nobility, Below Grass Roots, Dust within the Rock)
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.001-pp.100) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.101-pp.200) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.201-pp.304) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.305-pp.400) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.401-pp.550) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.551-pp.700) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.701-pp.800) |
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Original or 1st Typescript (pp.801-pp.928) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.001-pp.120) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.121-pp.240) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.241-pp.360) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.361-pp.480) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.481-pp.620) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.621-pp.760) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.761-pp.900) |
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Finished Typescript, Signature Proofs - 1971 edition (pp.901-pp.982) |
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Galleys |
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Galleys |
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Omitted Galleys |
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Correspondence, 1969-1972 |
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(first published, 1969)
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Original Typescript - 1st edition (pp. 001-pp.104) |
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Original Typescript - 1st edition (pp. 105-pp.197) |
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Original Typescript, (pp.001-pp.170) |
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Correspondence, 1967-1971 |
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(first published, 1973)
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Original Manuscript (pp.001-pp.144) |
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Original Manuscript (pp.145-pp.284) |
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Original Manuscript (pp.001-pp.131) |
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Original Manuscript (pp.132-pp.264) |
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Manby - Typescript (pp.001-pp.132) |
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Manby - Typescript (pp.133-pp.287) |
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Manby - Play by Stephen Parks, typescript and program, Taos Theatre Company |
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Correspondence, 1965-1972 |
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Correspondence, 1972-1974, 1990 |
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Research Sources |
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Supplementary Research Material |
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Pitman Notes |
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Illustration Materials |
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(first published, 1966)
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Typescript - 1st early version (pp.001-pp.219) |
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Typescript - 1st early version (pp.220-pp.421) |
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Typescript - 1st early version (pp.422-pp.605) |
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Typescript - Old original version (pp.001-pp.200) |
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Typescript - Old original version (pp.201-pp.460) |
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Typescript - Version 1 (pp.001-pp.077) |
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Typescript - Version 1 (pp.78-pp.208) |
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Typescript - Version 1 (pp.209-pp.329) |
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Typescript - Version 1 (pp.330-pp.479) |
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Typescript - Version 2 (pp.001-pp.147) |
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Typescript - Version 2 (pp.148-pp.281) |
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Typescript - Version 2 (pp.282-pp.414) |
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Typescript - Version 2 (pp.415-pp.600) |
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Typescript - Version 3 (pp.001-pp.144) |
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Typescript - Version 3 (pp.153-pp.286) |
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Typescript - Version 3 (pp.287-pp.421) |
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Typescript - Version 3 (pp.422-pp.605) |
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Typescript - Version 4 (pp.001-pp.125) |
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Typescript - Version 4 (pp.126-pp.236) |
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Typescript - Version 4 (pp.237-pp.370) |
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Typescript - Version 4 (pp.371-pp.531) |
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Typescript - Version 6 (pp.001-pp.118) |
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Typescript - Version 6 (pp.119-pp.212) |
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Typescript - Version 6 (pp.213-pp.332) |
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Typescript - Version 6 (pp.333-pp.476) |
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Final Typescript - Version 4, revised (pp.001-pp.460) |
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Final Typescript - Version 4, revised (pp.250-pp.540) |
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Final Typescript - Version 5, revised (pp.001-pp.460) |
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Final Typescript - Version 6, revised (pp.001-pp.239) |
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Final Typescript - Version 6, revised (pp.240-pp.460) |
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Version Inserts |
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Version Inserts |
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Version Inserts |
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Typescript Revisions - Book, part 1 |
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Typescript Revisions - Book, part 2 |
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Revised Manuscript, 1985 |
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Notes and Discarded Chapters |
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Galley Proofs - 1st edition |
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Screenplay - 1st draft, 1989 |
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Screenplay - 2nd draft |
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Screenplay |
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Readers Theatre Adaptation, 1989 |
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Screenplay - Jongeward treatments for V. Mudd |
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Correspondence - Film |
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Correspondence - Screenplay |
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Correspondence - Book revision |
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Correspondence - Miscellaneous |
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Edith Warner's Christmas Letters |
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Reviews |
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(first published, 1947)
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Correspondence, 1936-1947 |
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Research Notes |
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"The American" - Story outline by Frank Waters, C. V. Whitney Pictures screenplay, 1956 |
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"Barranca de Cobre" - Correspondence, notebooks, misc., 1962-1963 |
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"Barranca de Cobre" ("Mexico's Canyon of Mystery," "Mexico's New Iron Mule Opens the Wilderness of the Sierra Madre") - Typescript, correspondence, 1961-1962 |
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"Beggars of the Sea" - Typescript by Houston Branch and Frank Waters. |
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"Black Mesa," "American Indian Symbolism," Notes on Sleep- The New Frontier" - Typescripts, Correspondence, Research materials, 1960-1986 (Part 1 - mostly "Black Mesa") |
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"Black Mesa," "American Indian Symbolism," Notes on Sleep- The New Frontier" - Typescripts, Correspondence, Research materials, 1960-1986 (Part 2 - mostly research newspapers) |
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"Black Mesa," "American Indian Symbolism," Notes on Sleep- The New Frontier" - Typescripts, Correspondence, Research materials, 1960-1986 (Part 3 - mostly "American Indian Symbolism," Notes on Sleep- The New Frontier") |
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"Children of the Earth" - Typescript, letter from Don Brown, 1970 (title formerly, "Pueblo piece") |
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"Closed Journey" - Typescript, 1992 |
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"The Colorado: A Personal View" - Typescripts, research materials, correspondence, 1964-1967 |
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"Current Literary Views" - Typescript |
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Articles |
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"Easy Meat" - from North American Review, April 1931 |
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"The Magic that Persists" - from Southwest Review, Summer 1947 |
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"Relationships and the Novel" - from The Writer, April 1943 |
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"Nicolai Fechin" - Typescripts. |
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"Nicolai Fechin" - Notes, typescripts, research, 1949-1975 |
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"Nicolai Fechin" - Typescript, research materials, 1924-1962 |
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Nicolai Fechin - Correspondence from Fechin, his daughter Eya, Waters, and others concerning preparation of Fechin's portfolio, biography, 1946-1951 |
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Nicolai Fechin - Correspondence between Waters, Fechin, presses concerning biography, 1951 |
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"Nicolai Fechin: Portrait Artist of the Southwest" - Typescript of article for Arizona Highways, Feb. 1952 |
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"The Fifth World " The Ninth Planet" - Typescript, research, correspondence, 1975-1976 |
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"Grand Canyon," "Kokopilau," "This Sacred Land" - Typescripts, correspondence with Arizona Highways, Shaman's Drum newsletters, 1986-1988 |
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"Hero Twins," "How the Four Brothers Got Their Wives," "How the World Began" - Typescripts, correspondence with Barthold Fles, 1964 |
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Holiday - "The Roaring Colorado," August 1954, "The Mystery of Mesa Verde," September 1955, "Tucson," October 1955 1954-1955 |
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"Indian Heroes," Galley, 1968 |
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"Millicent's Museum" - Typescript, notes, correspondence, 1972 |
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"Navajo Yei-Bet-Chai" - from Yale Review, Spring 1939 Includes correspondence. |
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New Mexico Magazine - "Zuni," "Man Who Killed the Deer" - Typescripts, correspondence, 1971 |
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Articles |
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"Notes on Alan Swallow" - From Denver Quarterly, Spring 1967 |
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Interview with Frank Waters - From South Dakota Review, Autumn 1964 |
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"Relocation" - Typescript, research, notes, 1970-1985 |
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[The South] - Typescript, 1940s (unfinished) |
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Myron Stratton - Typescripts, "Midas of the Rockies," "The Dream Home Built from a Dream Mine," correspondence, research, 1937-1955 |
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"To the Inheritors of the Earth" Our Children," Frank Waters and David Muench - Galleys, 1990 |
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"While the Earth Remains" - Typescript by Houston Branch and Frank Waters. |
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| Description | Container | ||||
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Anasazi - Foreward |
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Rivertrip - Introduction, correspondence, 1971-1974 |
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Windsinger - Foreword, correspondence, clippings, brochures, 1974-1976 |
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Introductions Anaya, Rudolfo - Appreciative footnote, UNM Millionth Volume, 1980-1981 Bridger, Bobby, Seekers of the Fleece, 1981 Ebright, Malcolm, Tierra Amarilla Land Grant, 1979 Faunce, Hilda, Desert Wife |
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Forwards and Preface Gordon-McCutchan, Taos Indians and the Battle for Blue Lake - Foreword, 1990 Hotvedt, Kris, Woodcuts book - Preface, 1986 Jongeward, David, Weaver of Worlds - Foreword, 1990 Luhan, Mabel, Winter in Taos - Foreword, 1982 |
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Introductions, Prefaces, and Forewards Perceval, Don, From Ice Mountain - Introduction, 1979 Rainer, Howard, A Song for Mother Earth - Preface, 1988 Rosenstock, Fred, Fred Rosenstock - Foreword, 1976 Ryan, Jack, Unpublished Mayan Calendar - Introduction, 1990 Sinclair, John, In Time of Harvest - Introduction, 1979 Tanner, Terence, Frank Waters: A Bibliography - Foreword, 1983 Waters, Frank, The Colorado - Preface to second reissue Waters, Frank, Lizard Woman - Foreword |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Blurbs: Cordova, Kathy, Faces I Have Known, 1991 Sparkes,Barbara, Aspen, 1990 Brandon, William, The Magic World, 1990 May, Stephen, Pilgrimage, 1985 Clark, LaVerne, The Deadly Swarm, 1985 Formann, Paul, Quanah: The Serpent Eagle, 1983 Smith, Kenneth, Cowboy, King, Kathlene, Cricket Sings, 1985 Silko, Leslie, Storyteller, 1981 Merrill, Ann, "The Gateless Gate" (poem), 1981 Sinclair, John, Cowboy Riding Country, Cousin Drewey, 1980 Anaya, Rudolfo, Tortuga, 1979 |
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Book Reviews - Typescripts and correspondence: Fergus, Charles, Shadow Catcher, 1991 Dyson, Freeman, Infinite in All Direction, 1988 Dyson, Freeman, Infinite in All Direction, 1983 |
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Book Reviews - Typescripts and correspondence, 1947-1957 Also includes clippings of other published reviews. Priestley, J. B. and Jecquetta Hawkes, Journey Down a Rainbow La Farge, Oliver, Behind the Mountains La Farge, Oliver, A Pictorial History of the American Indian Stone, Irving, Men to Match My Mountains Stegner, Wallace, Beyond the Hundredth Meridian |
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Book Reviews - "Navajo Trading Posts: Two Book Reviews," from New Mexico Quarterly Review,, Winter 1948 |
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Book Reviews, 1940-1974 Includes clippings, correspondence. Keeler, Clyde, Cuna Indian Art Josephy, Alvin, The Indian Heritage of America Farb, Peter. Man's Rise to Civilization as Shown by the Indians of North America from Primeval Times to the Coming of the Industrial State Steiner, Stan, The New Indians Newcomb, Franc, Navaho Folk Tales Scully, Vincent, Pueblo: Mountain, Village, Dance Brown, Dee, The Westerners Burke, John, The Legend of Baby Doe Zuni People, The Zunis: Self-Portrayals Herka-Follick, Larayne Ann, Los Hermanos Penitentes Deloria, Vine, Custer Died for Your Sins |
|
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Testimonials, 1980-1991 Includes correspondence, clippings. Adams, Charles Anaya, Rudolfo Bloomsbury Review support Clark, LaVerne Hopi Foundation supporting Old Oraibi Kostka, Bob, "Quest for Meaning" Merrill, Ann, "The Miniatures" Sierra Club support South Dakota Review support Frank Waters Fellowship (NMSU) support The Story Without a Beginning or an End |
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Chapters "The Changing and Unchangeable West, Growing Up Western," 1989 "Los Angeles Then" "Notes on Neihardt and the Vision of Black Elk" |
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chronological
| Description | Container | ||||
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"El Crepusculo," Boulder Newspaper Conference, 1950-1951 |
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Writers' Conferences, 1951-1957 |
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Speeches, 1961 |
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Talks and Notes, 1963-1969 |
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Western Literature Association - Correspondence and paper about Waters' work by Tom Lyon, 1967-1968. |
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"Quetzalcoatl versus D. H. Lawrence's Plumed Serpent" - Rocky Mountain American Studies Association, 1967-1968. |
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"Words" - Correspondence and talk to Western Literature Association, 1968 |
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"Crossroads: Indians and Whites" - Typescript, correspondence, program for Western Writers Conference, 1973 |
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University of Albuquerque Lecture Series - Correspondence, itinerary, typescripts, 1974 |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1974-1980 |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1981 |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1982-1984 |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1985 Includes Sundays in Tutt Library with Frank Waters. |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1985-1986 |
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Talks, Typescripts, Notes, Correspondence, 1988 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
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Anasazi Project, 1983-1986 |
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Astrology |
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Black Mesa, Taos Pueblo, Jefferson TX, 1972-1991 |
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CIAA (Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs) Reports, 1944 |
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CIAA (Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs) Reports, 1944 |
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Cripple Creek - Publications, 1901, 1928 |
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Cripple Creek - Clippings, 1900-1940 |
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East-West Journal, 1972-1977 |
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Esoteric Theology vs. Psychology, Proposed Southwest Passage Book- "Forts." |
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"Hopi Bicycle Odyssey," Hopi Correspondence, Hopi Proposal, 1961-1982 |
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Hopi Prophecy, Hopi Research Material, 1970-1990 |
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Horsefly newsclippings,
1964-1968 Horsefly issues available. Special Collections Serial AN2 .H7. |
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Indians - Cartoons |
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Indians - Clippings, notes, pamphlets, 1901-1957 |
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Jefferson, TX - Notes, clippings, 1936-1949 |
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Jung, Vine Deloria, Ley Lines, 1978-1985 |
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Laughing Horse, - No. 20 (Summer 1938) No. 21 (Winter 1939) |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and Nevada Test Site, 1948-1960 |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and Nevada Test Site - Clippings, 1949-1958 |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and Nevada Test Site - Clippings, painting, 1951-1957 |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory - Notes, press, 1953-1954 |
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Brochures |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, 1952-1955 Brochures, public releases (written by Waters) |
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Los Alamos Ranch School (Otowi, N.M.) undated Brochure |
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, 1952-1953 Unclassified reports (written by Waters) |
|
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Los Alamos Scientific Lab and Nevada Test Site, undated Correspondence, unclassified reports, talks |
|
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Maps - New Mexico Territory, Colorado narrow gauge railroads, land grants, Colfax County |
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Nevada Test Site |
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First Continental Test Series, Operation Ranger - Folio, Feb. 1951 |
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Second Continental Test Series, Operation Buster Jangle - Folio, Oct.-Nov. 1951 |
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Third Continental Test Series, Operation Tumbler-Snapper - Folio, Apr, May, June, 1952 |
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Fourth Continental Test Series, Observers Project - Folio, March 17, 1953 2 vols. |
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Tony Luhan, 1939-1963 Clippings, ephemera |
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MANAS and Miscellaneous, 1981-1988 |
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Mayan Calendar (Jack Ryan) |
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Mayan Calendar, Time, 1964-1984 |
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National Endowment for the Humanities - Old Oraibi Oral History Project, 1980 |
|
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Taos Indians Blue Lake Controversy, 1961-1971 Clippings, ephemera, printed material |
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Taos Indians Blue Lake Controversy, 1963-1969 Clippings |
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Taos Pueblo, 1950-1951 Clippings, letters |
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Taos, Santa Fe, 1940-1961 Brochures, memorabilia, articles, clippings |
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"Veda Inquiry," Dr. Fry |
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Your Book Contract - , 1961 |
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Miscellaneous Pamphlets, Clippings, Correspondence, 1929-1977 |
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Miscellaneous Clippings, Articles, Newsletters, 1979-1990 |
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Miscellaneous Articles and Notes |
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1970 |
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1970 |
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1970 |
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1971 |
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1971 |
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1972 |
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1972 |
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1973 |
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1973 |
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1974 |
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1974 |
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1975 |
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1975 |
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1976 |
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1976 |
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1976 |
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1977 |
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1977 |
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1978 (some pre-1978) |
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1979 |
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1980 |
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1981 |
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1982 |
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1983 |
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1984 |
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1985 |
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1986 |
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1987 |
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1988 |
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1989 |
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1990 |
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Miscellaneous (part 1), 1943-1967 |
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Miscellaneous (part 2), 1943-1967 |
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Miscellaneous (part 3), 1943-1967 |
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Miscellaneous (part 4), 1943-1967 |
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Miscellaneous (part 5), 1943-1967 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Adams, Charles, 1974-1979 |
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Adams, Charles, 1980-1983 |
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Adams, Charles, 1984-1991 |
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Adams, Charles Gunter, Doug, 1974-1977 |
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Anaya, Rudolfo, 1978-1986 |
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Bayes, Marian (Zurich and Germany), 1964-1970 |
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Blackburn, Alex, 1985-1990 |
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Blumrich, Sepp, 1971-1975 |
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Brett, Dorothy, 1943-1977 |
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Carter, Ernest, 1978-1992 |
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Daves, Joan, 1975 |
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Daves, Joan, 1974-1988 |
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Evans-Wentz, W. Y, Bass, George, 1947-1960 |
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Fan Mail, 1985-1990 |
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Fechin, Alexandra "Tinka," 1937-1945
(Note: In September 2020, a 4x6 photograph of Alexandra Fechin was transferred from this folder to the Frank Waters Pictorial Collection, PICT 000-332, Box 3, Folder 23.) |
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Fisher, Vardis, Fisher, Opal, Manfred, Fred, 1966-1970 |
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Fles, Barthold (agent for Book of the Hopi), 1963-1981 |
|
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Gilchriese, John, Grider, Daryl, Heller, Jim, Jongeward, David, 1962-1990 |
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Gustafson, Robert ("Conversations with Frank Waters"), 1970-1973 |
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Harvey, Fred, 1956 |
|
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Kalin, Falken Forshaw, Kishbaugh, Alan, 1976-1984 |
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Kishbaugh, Alan, 1967-1977 |
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Kostka, Bob, 1972-1991 |
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Laguilhomie, Micheline, 1972-1975 |
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Lindisfarne Association, 1977 |
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Luhan, Mabel Dodge |
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Luhan, Mabel Dodge |
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Mars, Janice, 1970-1992 |
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McAllister, Mick, McIlvoy, Kevin, Mertz, Henrietta, 1970-1989 |
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Meyers, Ralph and Rowena, 1939-1942 |
|
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Milton, John, 1968-1972 |
|
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Milton, John, Nagel, Ann, 1971-1989 |
|
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National Endowment for the Arts - Fellowship, 1982 |
|
||||
New Mexico Arts Commission, 1966 |
|
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New Mexico Arts Commission, 1975 |
|
||||
New Mexico Writers Workshop, 1978 |
|
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PEN New Mexico, 1992 |
|
||||
Phi Kappa Phi (Las Vegas), 1977 |
|
||||
Raboff, Ernest and Adeline, 1974-1981 |
|
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Rockefeller Foundation, 1969-1971 |
|
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Schneider, Arthur, Sinclair, John, 1970-1987 |
|
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Robert Smith, 1979-1992 |
|
||||
Southwest Review, New Mexico Quarterly, 1947-1950 |
|
||||
Storm, Heyemoyohst, Heyemeyohst Storm Law Circle, 1976-1978 |
|
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Street Harries, Eloise, 1957-1964 |
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Sullivan, Thelma, 1971-1972 |
|
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Swallow, Alan, 1948-1967 |
|
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Swallow Press, 1967-1976 |
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Swallow Press, 1976-1982 |
|
||||
Swallow Press "Priority Mail", undated Reprints of articles and reviews |
|
||||
Tanner, Terence, 1978-1991 |
|
||||
Todd, Edgeley, 1972-1974 |
|
||||
Wallgren, Victor and Jane, Wilson, Keith, 1974-1976 |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, 1940-1957 Includes: Johnson, Spud; Collier, John; White, Victor; Brinig, Myron; Kabotie, Fred; Lyon, Tom; Quintana, Mrs. J. M., etc., 1940-1957 Includes: Johnson, Spud; Collier, John; White, Victor; Brinig, Myron; Lyon, Tom; Quintana, Mrs. J. M., etc., 1940-1957 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1935-1939 |
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1936-1959 |
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1950-1962 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Journal - Mexico, 1931 |
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Journal, 1936-1938 |
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Journal, 1939-1941 |
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Journal - Hopi notes, 1959-1960 |
|
||||
Honorary Doctorates, 1973-1978 |
|
||||
Personal Correspondence |
|||||
Honorary Degree - University of Colorado (Colorado Springs), 1983 |
|
||||
Frank Waters Collection - Inquiries, inventories, correspondence, 1968-1981 |
|
||||
Family - Correspondence, dream interpretation, etc., 1969-1992 |
|
||||
Colorado State University - Writer in Residence, faculty materials, correspondence, etc., 1965-1966 |
|
||||
Colorado State University - Class materials, 1966 |
|
||||
7th Annual International Festival of Yoga and Esoteric Sciences (Phoenix), 1977 |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, |
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High school hall of fame badge, 1988 |
|
||||
"Golden Nugget Gaming Guide," 1949 |
|
||||
Ohio University Press Catalogue, 1991 |
|
||||
DeGolyer Library Brochures - "Motoring Tourists and the Scenic West," "Bodmer & Buffalo Bill at the Bijou," 1989 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Book Reviews, 1981-1987 |
|
||||
"A Bibliography of Frank Waters, 1916-1981" Terence A. Tanner - Typescript. |
|
||||
"A Sunrise Brighter Still - The Visionary Novels of Frank Waters," 1989-1992 Alexander Blackburn - Typescript, correspondence, reviews |
|
||||
"A Sunrise Brighter Still - The Visionary Novels of Frank Waters" Alexander Blackburn - Typescript |
|
||||
Modern Language Association Seminar, "The Fiction and Non-Fiction of Frank Waters," 1975 Papers by John Milton, Jack L. Davis, Robert A. Kostka, Thomas J. Lyon, Charles L. Adams, Quay Grigg |
|
||||
Articles "Conversations with Frank Waters," by James Peterson - From Psychology Today,, May 1973 "Conversation with Frank Waters on American Indian Religion," by Robert Gustafson - From Pembroke Magazine, No. 5, 1973 "A Writers Landscape," by Lawrence Clark Powell - From Westways, Jan. 1974 "Frank Waters Envisions Land As" - from Taos News,, Sept. 5, 1973 |
|
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Articles, 1960s-1970s "Hopi Prophesy and the Chinese Dream," by Tom Tarbert from East West Journal, (vol. 7, no. 5), May 1977 "Frank Waters - Chronicler of the Southwest," by Walter L. Trimble - from Encanto Magazine, Fall 1971 "The Man Who Resurrected the Deer," by Dana Huntress - from South Dakota Review, (vol. 6 no. 4), Winter 1968-69 "An Ignored Meaning of the West," by Thomas J. Lyon - From Western American Literature, Spring 1968 "Territorial Tales," by John Gilchriese - From Arizona Currents,, June 1967 |
|
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Articles, 1980s-1990s "F.W. Turns 90," Taos News, Tempo Section, 7/23/92 "Frank Waters," by Tim Lyons ("Critical Survey of Long Fiction") "Timeless Taos," by Susan Hazen-Hammond - From Relax, 1987 "Frank Waters: A Mixture of Tender & Tough," by Robert W. Smith - Bloomsbury Review, July/Aug.1987 "Waste Land to Heart Land: The Quest of Frank Waters", by Alexander Blackburn, "Frank Waters," by Jane Patterson, "Fact to Fiction: The Biography and Myth of The Woman at Otowi Crossing," by Lisa Berman - Levanthan,, Feb. 1987 "Frank Waters: In the Name of Progress," Interview - Artlines,, Aug. 1986 "A Writer Inspired by Life in Silence," Robert W. Smith - Plain Dealer,, Nov. 24, 1985 "Waters' Retrospective Supports his Philosophy about Man and Nature," Tom Clark - Denver Pots, Oct. 6, 1985 "Frank Waters," Alexander Blackburn - Dictionary of Literary Biography, 1985 "Frank Waters and the Peak of Western Consciousness," Alex Blackburn - Springs Magazine "Beauty of West Made Waters Write," Linda DuVal - Gazette Telegraph,, July 29, 1985 "The Real Frank Waters," David A. Ross - Indian Trader,, May 1985 "A Talk with Frank Waters," Rick Kempa - Tucson Weekly,, Oct. 24-30, 1984 "Frank Waters," by Bart Ripp - Albuquerque Tribune,, Sept. 7, 1984 "Standing Tall," Robert W. Smith - Bloomsbury Review,, Sept. 1984 "Frank Waters- Time to Listen," Michael Fleck - New Mexico Magazine,, Aug. 1982 "Frank Waters Celebrates 90th Birthday," Rick Romancito - Tempo, July 22, 1992 [Interview] - East West Journal, May 1977 (Incomplete) "When Worlds Collide," David Fine - Westway, May 1992 "Frank Waters: Literary Lion of the Southwest" - Hoka Hey,, Summer 1992 "Frank Waters: Venerable Writer Still Pecking Away at 89," J. C. Martin - Arizona Daily Star, March 9, 1992 "Environmental Concerns of Frank Waters," Charles L. Adams - Bookman's Weekly,, April 8, 1991 Have You Read,, Summer 1989 "Frank Waters to Visit the Phoenix" - The Phoenix Bookstore,, Spring 1989 "The New Age of Frank Waters," Alexander Blackburn - Journal of the Southwest, Winter 1988 "Frank Waters: Southwestern Sage," - Crosswinds, Nov. 1988 "Native American Sacred Outlook" - Vajradhatu Sun,, Aug./Sept. 1988 "Frank Waters Interview with Robert Smith,", April 22, 1990 "Interview with Frank Waters,", 1975 "An Appreciation: Frank Waters at 80," [Smith], 1982 "Frank Waters," Esther Ackerman, Dec. 1981 "For: Mrs. Nancy Cunningham" |
|
||||
"Frank Waters and the Native American Consciousness," Jack L. Davis, June H. Davis - Typescript and correspondence, 1972 |
|
||||
Papers about Fever Pitch, The Man Who Killed the Deer, Helen Chalmers, The Woman at Otowi Crossing, People of the Valley, Jung, 1974-1984 |
|
||||
Paper about Pikes Peak, 1987 Interview Notes - Julie Bartos |
|
||||
Paper, "Ethnographic Novel as Documentary Source: Frank Waters' Man Who Killed the Deer," Ellisabeth Legel, 1985 , (German) |
|
||||
Papers, Chapters about Waters and Related Works, "Frank Waters: Of the Feather, the Flower, and the Drum," Roman Levering Daphne Gilman- Paper on Jung "Frank Waters and the Geopoetics of Mountain Worship," Dennis H. Dutton "Nam-San Mountain," Paul Peters "Indian Time Sense: Frank Waters' Pumpkin Seed Point, Mountain Dialogues, and The Woman at Otowi Crossing," Judy Shively |
|
||||
"Frank Waters e la Letteratura del Sud-Ovest," Alberto Mantero - Thesis, 1971 |
|
||||
Study of The Man Who Killed the Deer," Christopher Earl Hoy - Thesis, 1970. |
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Note: Books have been catalogued into CSWR General Collection.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Journals A |
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AB Bookman's Weekly - "The Environmental Concerns of Frank Waters," by Charles L. Adams, April 8, 1991 |
|
||||
American Way - "High Country," by Frank Waters, April, 1991; "The Shining Mountains," by Frank Waters, Oct. 1, 1987 |
|
||||
Journals A |
|||||
American West - "Frank Waters: Rhythms of the Earth," by Peter Wild., June 1988 |
|
||||
Arizona and the West - Waters review of Pueblo Gods and Myths by Hamilton A. Tyler, Winter, 1964 |
|
||||
Arizona Highways "Nicolai Fechin," by Frank Waters, Feb. 1952 (With insert from Northridge House for Sixteen Charcoal Drawings and Lithographs by N. Fechin) "Heart of the Southwest: A Selective Reading List of Good Novels and Stories Mostly with Settings in Arizona and New Mexico," by Lawrence Clark Powell, Feb. 1957 "The Canyon," by Frank Waters, June 1960 "Rain Song," text from the southwestern classic Book of the Hopi by Frank Waters, Oct. 1975 "Grand Canyon of the Colorado: Temple of the World" foreword by Frank Waters, Dec. 1986 (Issue autographed by Waters) "This Sacred Land" by Frank Waters, Nov. 1987 |
|
||||
Journals B-L Black Bear Review - "An Interview with Frank Waters," by James Taylor, Catholic Digest - "Acoma: The Sky City" by Frank Waters, Oct. 1961 Crosswinds - Interview: Frank Waters, Nov. 1991 Halcyon - "The One Great Book of Life," by Frank Waters, 1991 La Tertulia - "Frank Waters Comes Home," Spring 1985 |
|
||||
New Mexico Magazine "Sky City: Venerable and Venerated, Acoma Faces the Future," by Frank Waters, July/August 1970 "Zuni Pueblo: The Middle Place, between Old and New" by Frank Waters, Holiday, 1971 "30 Years later: The Man Who Killed the Deer," by Frank Waters, Winter 1972 "Our Indian Heritage- Man and Nature: An Indivisible Unity," by Frank Waters, May/June 1974 "Frank Waters: Author Finds Common Ground in Different Worlds," by Jim Sagel, February 1988 |
|
||||
Clippings, Correspondence about NMSU performance of "The Woman at Otowi Crossing", Fuller Lodge, Los Alamos, Feb. 4, 1990 Video of performance in Box 27 (DVD 2) |
|
||||
New Mexico Quarterly Review "Crucible of Conflict," by Frank Waters, Autumn 1948 "Frank Waters: Problems of the Regional Imperative," by Vernon Young, Autumn 1949 "The Navajo Missions," by Frank Waters, Spring 1950 "Indology," by Frank Waters, Spring 1951 "Indian Influence on Taos Art," by Frank Waters, Summer 1951 |
|
||||
Puerto del Sol "A Discussion with Frank Waters," Spring 1981 "A Dialogue: Frank Waters/James Welch," Fall 1983 Swallow Press Catalogue, Fall 1991 |
|
||||
South Dakota Review "Two Views of Nature: White and Indian," by Frank Waters, May 1964 "Two Views of Nature: White and Indian," by Frank Waters, Summer 1969 "Conversation with Frank Waters," Spring 1971 (Magazine autographed by Frank Waters. "The Kachina Characters of Frank Waters' Novels," by Quay Grigg, Spring 1973 "Crossroads: Indians and Whites," by Frank Waters, Autumn 1973 "The Writer's Sense of Place - Frank Waters," Autumn 1975 "The Archetypal Transformation of Martiniano in The Man Who Killed the Deer," by Christopher Hoy, Winter 1975-76 "The Whorf Hypothesis and Native American Literature," by Jack L. Davis, Summer 1976 Frank Waters Issue, Autumn 1977 "On the Occasion of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the South Dakota Review," Winter 1988 |
|
||||
Southwest Wrtiers Series |
|||||
No. 22 "Frank Waters," by Martin Bucco |
|
||||
Taos Review Frank Waters Interview, by David Jongeward, 1989 "The Taos Indians and the Battle for Blue Lake," by Frank Waters, Joseph Concha, R.C. Gordon-McCutchan, 1991 |
|
||||
Western American Literature Martin Bucco review of The Woman at Otowi Crossing by Frank Waters, Fall 1966 "The American West: A Challenge to the Literary Imagination," by John Milton (p. 267), Winter 1967 Frank Waters review of Two Leggings: The Making of a Crow Warrior by Peter Nabokov, Spring 1967 "Character and Landscape: Frank Waters' Colorado Trilogy," by William T. Pilkington, Fall 1967 "Quetzalcoatl Versus D. H. Lawrence's Plumed Serpent," by Frank Waters, Summer 1968 |
|
||||
Writers' Forum Frank Waters Issue, Fall 1985 Thoughts on Western Writers," by John Milton, Fall 1989 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Frank Waters, 6/18/81 Exteriors, walking, living room |
|
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Frank Waters, 6/18/81 (iving room, front yard, Brett paintings, Barbara |
|
||||
"The Woman at Otowi Crossing," Fuller Lodge, Los Alamos, Feb. 4, 1990 |
|
||||
Frank Waters, New Mexico State Library |
|
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Frank Waters Day |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Frank Waters, Stanford, 5/5/81 |
|
||||
Frank Waters Interview, American Audio Prose Library, 1983 |
|
||||
Frank Waters Reads "The Man Who Killed the Deer," American Audio Prose Library, 1983 |
|
||||
"New Letters on the Air," University of Missouri, 1990 |
|
||||
"The Wilderness Still Lingers: Southwestern Literature" Produced by Tim McIntire (contains "Land of May Uses," and "Passages to Power" |
|
||||
Frank Waters, University of Arizona, Oct 24, 1984 |
|
||||
Frank Waters, Morning Edition, 7/25/90 |
|
||||
"Taos Artists," National Public Radio, 7/25/82 |
|
||||
"Old Southwest/New Southwest," Tucson Conference, Nov. 1985 |
|
||||
Frank Waters Society, Denver, 10/18/86 |
|
||||
"Eternal Taos," Continental Airlines, #37 |
|
||||
Frank Waters, interview by H. Anaya, (pt. 1), June 18, 1981 |
|
||||
Frank Waters, interview (pt. 2), June 18, 1981 |
|
||||
Hopi, Lotus Press, 1989 |
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| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 short papers for Arthur Brisbane - Typescripts by Mabel Dodge [Luhan] |
|
||||
"The Taos Indians and the Battle for Blue Lake" - Typescript by R. C. Gordon-McCutchan |
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"Oraibi: Place of Prophecy on the American Desert" - Typescript |
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"Lillian Gish" - Screenplay outline |
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"William Liberty" - Screenplay |
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Papers by Jean Hunt, Joan Hightower, Cary Neeper, Mike Terry, [s.n.] |
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Papers by Nan Benally, Richard Bodner, Bobby Bridger, William F. Day. |
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"The Mysteries" - Thesis by Tom Brady |
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"An American Autumn" - Paper by Tom Brady |
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Senior Thesis by Judith Delozier |
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Miscellaneous |
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Hoka Hey, Spring 1989 |
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"Our Mingling Worlds" - Articles in El Crepusculo by John Collier |
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