LIT. Literature, Biography, Publishing, Book Arts

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Typescript of "Old Canoochee Backwoods Sketches" and other manuscripts by author, Julia E. Harn.

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Manuscripts of major and minor works by poet Hannah Kahn, including translations of the Yiddish poet Racjel Zychlinsk. Also includes correspondence and miscellaneous documents.

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Ernest Matthew Mickler's published and unpublished writings, correspondence, biographical materials, and photographs.

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Typescripts and copies of poems and addresses by poet Richard Eberhart.

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Manuscripts of popular and legal works, personal papers, legal research materials, and photographs of lawyer and author, Lewis C. Warden.

Abstract Journals and notebooks, corrected and uncorrected typescripts, carbon copies, tearsheets, galleys, and occasional correspondence related to the publication of Frank O'Connor's literary works. The major part of the collection is the short story material, O'Connor's chief genre, but this is supplemented by non-fiction including literary criticism, lecture notes, scripts of radio broadcasts, autobiographical material, with reminiscences of his work with the Abbey Theatre, and some sixty-three...

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Manuscripts and drafts of novels, correspondence, book reviews, and miscellaneous writings of author and columnist Carl Hiaasen.

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Manuscripts, drafts and galleys of books and movie scripts written by Jimmy Buffett, accompanied by notes and related correspondence.

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Albert Camus (1913-1960) was a French philosopher, author, playwright, and journalist. He obtained a degree in philosophy from the University of Algiers in 1935. Collector Raymond Gay-Crosier is a professor at the University of Florida, primarily focused on 20th-century French literature. This collection includes correspondence, typescripts, audio recordings, and legal documents regarding the case of Catherine Camus versus Drouot.

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