LIT. Literature, Biography, Publishing, Book Arts

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Cuban comic books published between 1965 to 1996 that cover a wide range of topics and styles, for adults and children.

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Correspondence, printed ephemera, and publications created by letterpress printers and other individuals in the graphic arts.

Abstract The publisher, Dodd, Mead, and Company, was founded by Moses W. Dodd and John S. Taylor in New York City in 1839 as the firm Taylor and Dodd. Over the years, the firm leadership changed and the name evolved along with it, becoming M. W. Dodd in 1840, Dodd and Mead in 1870, and, finally, Dodd, Mead and Company in 1876. The company ceased operations 1990. The collection consists of publishing contracts and similar agreements, as well as correspondence regarding publishing and negotiating...

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Correspondence, manuscripts, and a few miscellaneous records of poet Duane Locke.

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Journals, manuscripts, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials of author Edgar Block.

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Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, photographs, memorabilia, and other papers created by or about author, Edith Pope.

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Nine letters written by Edmond de Goncourt to Léon Hennique.

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The papers of Emmett Peter, Jr. primarily relate to his biographical research and writings on the Virginia author, James Branch Cabell.

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Ernest Matthew Mickler's published and unpublished writings, correspondence, biographical materials, and photographs.

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Manuscripts, correspondence, and other documents relating to Ethel Beebe and to her career as a writer and animal rights activist.