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Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Gray, Francine du Plessix (1930- ) #112A

I. MANUSCRIPTS

A. Novels

B. Non-Fiction

C. Short Pieces

D. Poetry

E. By Others

II. COLLEG8 WRITINGS

A. Notebooks

B. Short Stories

III. CORRESPONDENCE

A. Personal

B. Professional

IV. PRINTED MATTER

A. By FdG

B. Reviews

C. Publicity

D. Research

E. Literary Meetings

F. Miscellany

V. PHOTOGRAPHS

A. SOVIET WOMEN (Photos taken on research trip)

B. For RAGE AND FIRE

1 C. New Delhi Conference 1982

D. FdG. & husband

E. Others

2 Gray, Francine du Plessix (1930 - ) #112A Deposit December 1994

[Headings and comments in quotation marks by FdG.J

Box 1

I. MANUSCRIPTS

A. Novels

1. LOVERS AND TYRANTS, Simon and Schuster, 1976.

a. Setting copy. Typescript with bolo. corr., revisions and editor's markings. 9 preliminary p. and 357p. (#1, 2)

2. OCTOBER BLOOD, Simon and Schuster, 1985.

Box 10 a. Holograph notes in blue ink with (oversize) extensive corrections and deletions in red ink on yellow, oversized pad. (#1)

Box 1 b. Early draft. Typescript, few corr., missing pages. Total 96p. (#3)

c. Typescript draft with few bolo. corr. 18 6p. [Last p. includes typescript note: "(This is the penultimate chapter of Part II, which is the second of three parts.)" (#4,5)

d. Typescript draft, April 1983. Photocopy, 205p. (#6, 7)

Box 2 e. Setting copy. Typescript with bolo. instructions to printer, markings by editor. 9 preliminary p. and 298p. 2 small holo. notes and envelope included. ( #1, 2)

f. List of guests invited to a party at Simon and Schuster, in honor of FdG, October, 1985. Typescript with holo.

3 Box 2 markings. Many of the pages are photocopies. Some duplicate lists of names . 4 Op . ( # 3 )

3. WORLD WITHOUT END, Simon and Schuster, 1981.

a. Setting copy. Typescript with holo. corr. and revisions. Instructions to printer. 10 preliminary p. and 435p. (#4, 5, 6) Box 3

B. Non-Fiction

1. ADAM AND EVE IN THE CITY, SELECTED NON FICTION, Simon and Schuster, 1987.

a. "Materials for ADAM AND EVE IN THE CITY" were arranged by author in ext~ndable envelope file. Exterior flap of file had color postcard "Musician Angel" pasted on flap. Postcard and Table of Contents, typescript, lp. ( #1)

"I Politics and Salvation:" "The Ultra-Resistance" Introduction, typescript, 3p. text, typescript 25p. ( #2) "Nixonland" Introduction, typescript, lp. text, typescript 13p. (#3) "The Harrisburg Seven" "Harrisburg: The Politics of Salvation" Introduction, typescript, 3p. text, typescript 4 9p. ( #4) "Blissing Out in Houston" Typescript, 2 9p. ( #5) "Moonies" Introduction typescript 2p. "Moonies: The Heavenly Deception", typescript 19p. ( #6)

"II When Memory Fails: Vichy France and the Jews" "When Memory Goes: The Rise and Fall of Klaus Barbie." Typescript 71p. (#7) Reprint, Vanity Fair, Oct. and Nov.

'4 Box 3 1983. Part I, Part II. ( #8)

"III Place" Introduction, typescript 3p. ( #9) "On Safari, East Africa," 1975 Typescript 29p. (#10) "Jerusalem" "In Jerusalem," typescript 52p. ( #11) "In Prague" "Twelve Sites of Prague", 1984. Typescript 25p. (#12)

"Hawaii: The Sugar-Coated Fortress" Typescript 62p. ( #13) "A Family of France" "The French, Portrait of a Country Through a Family." The New York Times Magazine, October 13, 1985. p. 26-28 and p. 117-127. Reprint. (#14) "Touring the New China" "The New China", typescript 13p. ( #15) "California: Fitter Than Thou," typescript l0p. (#16)

"IV Arts and Letters" Introduction, typescript 2p. (#17) "William Bartram and On Memorizing Poetry." "William Bartram: Record of a Lost America," typescript Sp. "On Memorizing Poetry: For Lycidas is Dead," 6p. (#18) typescript "Thomas Merton and Black Mountain", typescript llp. (#19) "Thomas Merton:Man and Monk" typescript. [FdG lists "Black Mountain" not available]

"God - Watching in America," typescript 7p. (#20)

"V Living as a Woman" Introduction, typescript 2p. (#21) "Chanel and Jane Bowles" "Chanel: What is 'Style'?" 13p. "Jane Bowles Reconsidered," 6p.

5 Box 3 (#22) "Clare Booth Luce" "Clare Booth Luce and One of Her Admirers",typescript, 14p. (#23) "Margaret Atwood and Madame de Sevigne" "Margaret Atwood: Nature as the Nunnery," typescript, 6p. "Madame de Sevigne: Mother Love," typescript llp. (#24)

"On Friendship, On Women's Rites, On Lying & Deceit" "On Friendship," [Commencement Address, Barnard College, 1978] typescript, l0p. "Women's Rites" [Commencement Address, Bryn Mawr College, 1980] typscript, l0p. (#25)

[Author lists "On Lying and Deceit" not available here. See FdG's explanation in introduction, Box 3, #1. Available in Box 6, #11.]

"VI BECOMING: AN ATTEMPT AT AUTOBIOGRAPHY" "Becoming," Contemporary Authors Autobiography Series, volume 2, p. 179-201. Reprint." (#26)

[End of FdG's file.]

Box 4 The following nine folders include additional material related to the essays in AD.AM AND EVE IN THE CITY, but were not included in FdG's file. Here they have extensive holo. corr. Arranged alphabetically.

b. "Becoming" CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Setting copy. Typescript with holo. corr. and instructions to printer. [See also Box 3, #26] (#1)

c. "Blissing Out in Houston (Introduction)"

6 Box 4 Typescript 2p. [See also Box 3, #5] (#2)

d. "A Family of France, First Drafts" [Kept in the order they were stapled together]. Typescript with extensive holo. corr. and revisions. 67p. [includes 2 half p.] [See also Box 3, #14] (#3) Box 10 (oversize) e. "Harrisburg: The Politics of Salvation." Research notes. Typescript with holo. corr. in bound spiral notebook. (#2) Box 4 f. "Nixonland." Typescript with holo. corr., 13p. [See Box 3, #3] (#4)

g. "When Memory Goes: The Rise and Fall of Klaus Barbie." Related interviews. Tape transcripts, typescript in French. Interview with Rent Andrieu, 21p. [There are 2 pages numbered p. 3} Interview with Daniel Cordier 2p. fragment. [ See Box 3, #7, 8] ( #5)

h. Setting copy [as yet untitled]. Editor's holo. instructions to printer. (#6,7,8,9) Box 5 2. DIVINE DISOBEDIENCE: PROFILES IN CATHOLIC RADICALISM. Knopf, 1970. Setting copy. Typescript with holo. corr. and instructions to printer. Working title: "Divine Disobedients." (#1,2,3,4)

3. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET: PIONEER, FEMINIST, LITERARY STAR, FLAUBERT'S MUSE. Simon and Schuster, 1994. Early Research Notes:

a. 3 bound notebooks. Holograph. "Colet Research I - May-June '91 - Provence"

Box 5 "Louise Colet Research Notes May/June 1991 II" "On Tracks of Flaubert - Bovary Colet Sites, Traveler Notes - III" (#5) 2 notebooks (#6)

b. Yellow pads: Holograph research notes 2 pads (#7)

7 2 pads (#8) Box 5 c. "Earliest notes Louise", Holograph photocopy. ( #9)

d. Holograph notes, l0p. ( #10)

e. Typescript research notes, ca. 60p. (#11) Box 6 f. Typescript early notes, 83p. (#1)

g. "Marieton's Notes for Biography of Louise Colet." Typescript (computer printout) with holograph markings in French, 16p. (#2) Box 10 (oversize) h. "Notes on Promenades en Hollande and I&.L Derniers Abbes. Holo. 23p. (#3)

i. "She" holo. notes, 7p. (#4)

Box 6 4. SOVIET WOMEN: WALKING THE TIGHTROPE. Doubleday, 1990.

Research material:

a. Typescript transcript of taped interview. "201A" 22p.

b. "Recent Soviet Fiction Biographies." Typescript with holo. notations. Incl. several short stories by Russian authors, trans. into. English. ca. 130p. (#4)

c. "Extra sets TRKATSK early Tashkent." Transcript (computer printout) of taped interviews by FdG: "Tashkent Day - Care Center Tape One," 14p. "Irkutsk Conversation with Psychologist." Sp. "Irkutsk, Editor, VOSTOCHNAYA IZVESTIA, tape one." 7p. "Tashkent." 24p. fragment, lp. ( #5)

d. "Express Chronicle May 88" lp. Data about Soviet family. Typescript in

8 Box 6 English with some insertions in Russian and holo. markings, 13p. (#6)

e. Typescript and printed photocopies in Russian. (#7)

C. Short Pieces Essays, articles, reviews, speeches and other short pieces.

1. "Autobiography" [on the subject of] "First draft." Holo. in bound notebook and notes, 2p. ( #8)

2. "Library." Typescript with holo. corr. photocopy, 4p. (#4)

3. "The Louvre" research notes for an article for Cond6 Nast Traveler Magazine. Holo., 12p. (#10)

4. "On Lying and Deceit." Typescript with holo. corr. and deletions, 7p. (#11)

5. "On Josef Koudelka." Typescript photocopy, 8p. (#12)

6. "The Role of the Artist in Contemporary American Literature and Art: The Post- Modernist Age." 6p. on 3 leaves. ( #13)

7. "Summer." Typescript photocopy, l0p. (#14)

8. "Diverse Lecture Notes '71-72" [List provided by FdG] Typescript with holo. corr. ca. 53p. (#15)

9. WRITERS AT WORK: THE PARIS REVIEW INTERVIEWS. Fifth series, edited by George Plimpton. Viking Press, 1980. Introduction written by FdG. Typescript with holo. corr., llp. (#16)

10. "Contemporary Trends in American Fiction." Background material for a speech at the meeting, Tokyo, 1982. Holo., typescript with holo. corr. Some printed matter included. (#17,18,19)

9 Box 6 11. Book reviews: THE NAZI LEGACY: KLAUS BARBIE AND THE INTERNATIONAL FASCIST CONNECTION by Magnus Linklater, Isabel Hilton and Neal Ascherson. Holt, Rinehart and Winston. KLAUS BARBIE: THE UNTOLD STORY by Ladislas de Hoyos. W.H. Allen. THE CHILDREN OF IZIEU. Edited by Serge Klarsfeld. Harry N. Abrams. Ts. 23p. THE WAR: A MEMOIR. By Marguerite Duras Translated by Barbara Bray. Pantheon Books. Ts. 9p. (#20)

12. "Inspirational Aspect of Non-Fiction." Speech ("I have been asked to speak of writing non~fiction in relation to my personal writing about one episode of the Holocaust which took the lives of six million Jews ih World War II. And the question that most frequently asked ... my series on Klaus Barbie ... why did you gravitate to that subject .. )" Holo. notes Sp. on 4 leaves and typescript with holo. corr. l0p. Mimeographed typescript course syllabus "The Holocaust and Faith." University of Santa Clara. 3p. (#21)

13. "Klaus Barbie--Synopsis for Installment II."

Typescript with holo. corr. 2p. [See Box 3 #8] (#22)

14. "A Revealing Interview with Francine du Plessix Gray." Reprinted from Transition, Winter 1977-78. [Interviewer not identified] Typescript 22p. on 12 leaves. (#23)

15. "The American Academy in Rome."

a. "Notebook I" blue bound notebook with 4 loose pages inserted.

b. "Adele Chatfield-Taylor and the American Academy in Rome." New Yorker Magazine, May 20, 1994. Typescript with holo. corr. 18p. Includes ALS to "Mr. Baron" from FdG "Monday."

10 Box 6 c. Adele Chatfield-Taylor, curriculum vitae. Typescript, 9p.

d. "The Essence of Design: Lessons from Two Grandmothers" by Adele Chatfield-Taylor for Architecture: A Place for Women. Smithsonian Press, 1988. Typescript llp. e. Background material about Adele Chatfield-Taylor [President, American Academy in Rome] and her husband playwright John Guare. Typescript some text highlighted and holo. notations ca. 30p. [See also Box 15, #8] (#24)

D. Poetry

20 poems. Typescript. 6 drafts of poems. Typescript with holo. corr. 26p. Also included: Rejection letter from editor, The New Yorker, TLS, Jan. 17, 1978, with envelope. (#25) Box 7 E. By Other Authors

1. "Material for Satire." Typescript 35p. on 34 leaves. 2 TLS included. 1979. (#1)

2. Erica M. Eisinger. Colette's La Vagabonde: A Vision of Androgyny. Typescript with holo. corr. 18p. (#2)

3. Bernard Henry Levy [interview with?] Responsibility [re: Barbie trial?] Fragment in French. Typescript with holo. corr. l0p. (#3)

4. "Colloquium on Traditional Modes of Contemplation and Action." The Rothko Chapel, Houston, Texas, July 22-30, 1973. 10 speeches. Reprints. (#4)

II. COLLEGE WRITINGS

FdG attended Bryn Mawr College, 1948-1950. Black Mountain College, summers, 1951-52. Barnard College, B.A. 1952. 11 A. Spiral notebooks

Box 7 1. Bryn Mawr College. Various academic subjects. 7 notebooks: 5 notebooks marked "Bryn Mawr."

2 notebooks, college not identified. (#5, 6, 7)

2. Barnard College. 4 notebooks: 1 marked Barnard College. 3 college not identified. (#8, 9) Box 8 B. Short Stories Includes introduction, Barnard '52, typescript 2p: "These three stories and the excerpts from a Journal can be said to form a unit. The three stories are autobiographical in nature ... Two forms of prose that interest me more than the accepted 'short story' form are: the documentary narrative and the fable. The Journal is a workshop for both forms ... "

[FdG received the Putnam Writing Prize, "for a group of three short stories, some poetry, two fables and a journal." Barnard Bulletin, May 1, 1952. See Box 11, #11.]

1. "Faena", English 12, March 6, 1951. Typescript 20p. with halo. corr. and comments by instructor. 2. "Pain". Typescript 8p.

3. "The Men". Typescript with halo. corr. comments and grade by instructor. 17p. (#1)

C. Journals [kept beyond college years] Bound notebooks with holograph entries.

1. Comments by instructor included. Also typescript poem. lp. (#2)

2. Spring '52 - Fall '52 (#3)

3. June '53 - June '54. Some pages are marked by inserted tabs. (#4) 12 III. CORRESPONDENCE [Most Arranged chronologically.]

Box 10 (oversize) A. Personal to FdG

1. Georgie W. [aunt?] Dec. 15, 1947 - July 28, 1949. 7 TLS (#5)

Box 8 2. Bernard, August 4, 1948 - January 5, 1949 [or July 2, 1951). In French [except 1951]. 8 ALS, some with small drawings, envelope. (#5)

3. Michel, July 23 - Sept. 25, 1951 (bulk 1948, 1949) in French. 20 ALS, 3 envelopes. Small black and white photograph attached to ALS dated Sept, 24 [1948].

4 photocopied pages related to the military service of a Michel Kroskof-Thomas, 1944- 1945, found within the printed matter related to the Klaus Barbie trial. [same Mi che 1? ] ( # 6)

4. Williams, Jonathan. Sept. 29, 1951-July 3, 1953. 11 TLS (#7)·

5. Fuller, Blair. January 5, 1953 - Nov. 11, 1954. From West Africa. 6 ALS and air letters. 32 TLS with frequent holo. postcripts; 23 envelopes, 6 black and white photographs, newspaper clippings and "Accra Polo Club" brochure. (#8,9) Box 10 (oversize) RESTRICTED 6. Correspondence under various aliases and different return addresses. Sept. 10, 1 Dec. 24, 1970. 17 ALS (1 with portion typed) 12 envelopes, 1 newspaper clipping. (#6)

7. Ken [Kenneth Burke?], October 1, 1974. TLS 2p. (#7) Box 9 8. Google [to Francine?] ALS, 9p. on 5 leaves. Late 1940s or early 1950s.

Private Guy F. Dawson ALS, 1953, 4p. on 2 leaves, envelope included.

13 To "Libra" from "Tombo" ALS, March 24, Box 9 1957. (#1)

9. Following letters found among pages of Journals in Box 8 (#3 & #4)

Box 10 Walrus, July 12, 1965 ALS 2p. on 1 leaf. (oversize) (#8)

Box 9 Perry, Aug. 7, 1965 ALS 3p., envelope included. ( #2)

Richmond, James. "Tues." Aug. 5 or 31 [?] ALS 3p. (#1)

Box 10 Yoram, TLS, "Wednesday", lp. 2 3x4 (oversize) black and white photographs stamped on verso "Sept, 71." (#8) Box 9 From FdG: Holo. draft of a letter or part of Journal 1965[?] 20p. on 13 leaves. (#2)

B, Professional Correspondence: Fan and Business arranged chronologically. Box 10 (oversize) 1. 1974-1982: 2 ALS and 18 TLS. Includes holiday updates from Ed Mitchell (astronaut) and a TLS to Cleve Gray, Sept, 15, 1979. (#9) Box 9 2. Visit to India and Japan, Spring 1982. Includes material in Japanese. [See Box

26 #3-9 for related printed matter] (#3)

3. 1988-1985: 5 TLS, Including:

Avedon, Richard. TLS, Sept. 28, 1983, Ozick, Cynthia TLS "Tuesday". FdG to [Peter?] Maas, CTL, photocopy 2p. (#4)

4. May 22, 1975 - March, 1988. Georges Borchardt, Inc. Literary Agency. Includes contracts, royalty statements.

14 [Also: Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Century contract, Printed.] (#5) Box 10

(oversize) 5. WORLD WITHOUT END, 1984, contract with Editorial Sudamericana, Buenos Aires, Argentina. July 6, 1984. (#10) Box 9 6. Re: OCTOBER BLOOD, Sept. 10, 1984 - Oct. 24, 1985.

10 ALS, 10 TLS, 1 postcard including (all 1985) :

Gray, Thaddeus TLS, Sept 4, 2p. Mitford, Jessica TLS photocopy, June 17. Morath, Inge ALS, Sept. 22. Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy ALS, Sept, 24, 2p. Ozick, Cynthia TLS, Sept. 29. Penn, Irving ALS, n.d. Rose, Phyllis ALS, Oct. 5. Salisbury, Harrison E. ANS, Oct. 13. [Tree] Marietta ALS, Sept. 16. Tyler, Anne TLS, Oct. 24. Reply to FdG's TLS (photocopy) Oct. 19. Vreeland, Diane TLS, June 6.

Also Included:

Royalty statement, March 1988. Connecticut Press Mailing List. Alice Mayhew-Ann Godoff, Comments on OCTOBER BLOOD. Typescript photocopy, Sp. Exchange of corr. between FdG and Eric Rayman, Vice President and General Counsel, Simon & Schuster and the Law Offices of Brown and Dobson and Eric Rayman, re:OCTOBER BLOOD. (#6)

7. Copyright Certificate. March 26, 1986. "The Ultra Resistance." Includes 2 newspaper clippings in French. (#7) Box 10 (oversize) 8. ADAM AND EVE IN THE CITY, SELECTED NON FICTION. Dec. 22, 1986 - Jan. 8, 1988. Including contract with Simon & Schuster Dec. 22, 1986. And:

15 Box 10 Burstein, Robert TLS, Jan. 4, 1988. (Oversize) Gurney, A.R. Jr. [signed "Peter"] ALS, Dec. 21, 1987. (#11)

9. "Reflections (Soviet Women)," The New Yorker, February 1990, and SOVIET WOMEN: WALKING THE TIGHTROPE. Dec. 9, 1987-April 24, 1990.

Includes contract with Doubleday, Dec. 9, 1987; changes to galley proofs, ts. 6p. ALS in Russian, printed matter in Russian. 12 TLS, 4 ALS, some photocopied material. (#12) Box 9 10. John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. FdG was named a "Fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation" 1991. April 3, 1991- Ju1y 31, 1991. Box 9 Includes TLS, information about the Foundation, cancelled checks, receipts, envelope. 23 items. (#9)

11. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET. Oct. 12, 1992 - Oct. 4, 1993. TLS from FdG to

Paul R~voil, present owner of "Servanes" Louise Colet's childhood home. [See Box 29, env. 2 for photograph]. Response, fax transmissions. Also incl~des bills in English and French. 16 items. (#10) Box 11

IV. PRINTED MATTER

A. Works by FdG:

1. Articles, essays and other short non-fiction.

a. Published in The New York Review, 1969-1973. [Later collected in ADAM AND EVE IN THE CITY, 1987.] (#1, 2)

b. Various articles and essays in The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The New York Times Book Review and more. (#3)

c. Commencement address given by FdG, Barnard

16 Box 11 College, 1978. Introduction to Writers at Work, 1981. (#4)

2. Book Reviews and Comments ( #5)

B. Reviews of Works by FdG:

1. ADAM AND EVE IN THE CITY (#6)

2. DIVINE DISOBEDIENCE: PROFILES IN CATHOLIC RADICALISM (#7)

3. OCTOBER BLOOD (#8)

4. SOVIET WOMEN: WALKING THE TIGHTROPE (#9)

5. WORLD WITHOUT END ( #10)

C. Publicity

"Du Plessix Receives Putnam Writing Prize," Barnard Bulletin, May 1, 1952. (#11)

Box 12 D. Research and Background Material for Works by FdG. [When possible kept in original filing order.]

1. Dorothy Day, 1897-1980. Including issues of Catholic Worker (1964-81) and Catholic Worker Calender, 1978. (#1)

2. The Klaus Barbie Trial and related material in English and French. (#2-7) Box 13 3. French Occupation and Resistance WWII, in English and French. (#1-4)

4. SOVIET WOMEN: WALKING THE TIGHTROPE IN ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIAN (#5,6) Box 14 (#1-6)

Box 15 (#1-6) and envelope #1 Leningrad postcards.

/ 5. "The Louvre" Conde Nast Traveler Magazine. (#7)

6. American Academy in Rome and Adele Chatfield Taylor.

17 Box 15 [FdG "Adele Chatfield-Taylor and the American Academy in Rome" The New Yorker, 6/6/94]

Video cassette tape: "American Academy in Rome, The Rome Prize." (#8) Box 16 7. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET, PIONEER FEMINIST, LITERARY STAR, FLAUBERT'S MUSE

Photocopies: reprints with holo. notes, underlining and tabs by FdG in English and French.

a. By Louise Colet (#1-7)

Box 17 (#1-7) Box 18 (#1-4)

b. Correspondence between Louise Colet and her contemporaries, some related corr. (#5-14) Box 19 (#1-12)

Box 20 c. Bibliographic and Literary Holdings. (#1)

d. Contemporary (1978-1979) correspondence related to Louise Colet and the Calvet Museum.

i. To the director of Mus~e Calvet from the Ministry of Culture re: acquisition of art objects from Colet's descendents./ (#2) ii. "Musee Calvet and Revoil Family Documents." (#3) iii. 3 cassette tapes, Calvet Museum 1990-91. (#4)

e. About Louise Colet i. In books (#5-7)

Box 21

(#1-7)

ii. In periodicals (#8-10)

18 Box 22 f. Gustave Flaubert i. Research for RAGE AND FIRE Box 23 (#1-6)

(#1-7)

[folder #7 has. "Papers."]

ii. Research for article on Flaubert, Cond(Nast Traveler Magazine, 1991. (#8)

Box 24 g. Historical background and related material. (#1-5) Box 25 (#1-7)

Box 26 E. Literary Meetings FdG participated in several meetings on "Contemporary American Fiction."

1. Caracas, Venezuela. FdG and Cleve Gray, participants in "The Contemporary American Writers' Series", co-sponsored by Simon Bolivar University and the U.S. Embassy. June 16-20, 1980. Newspaper clippings in English and Spanish. (#1)

2. Post-Modernism Symposium, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. August 27, 1981. Newspaper clipping and reprint on background text. (#2)

3. Seminar Contemporary American Fiction, New Delhi, India. March 16, 17. [1982] Program. (#3) See also photographs box 29 Envelope 3.

4. Contemporary Trends in American Fiction, Tokyo, Japan. [Spring, 1982) Publicity. (Some in Japanese.) (#4)

19 Box 26 5. Newspaper clippings and reprints by and on writers of fiction. (#5-9) Box 27 F. Miscellany

1. On and by James Joyce. By Albert Camus (#1)

2. On and by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. (#2)

3. On Colette, in English and French. (#3)

4. Folder marked "Material for Satire." (#4)

5. "Women's Health Initiative."

6. French Cuisine and Eating Habits (in French).

7. "Daniel Berrigan' s Vietnam Years" (1987) (#5)

8. Henrik Ibsen, Collected Works, excerpt in Norwegian. [?] ( #6)

9. Multi-Mate Training Lessons and Tutorial For the IBM PC (#7)

10. Spence School Alumnae Bulletins. 1950, 51, 53, 1962-64; 13 bulletins. (#8,9)

11. "Twentieth Century French Paintings." Chester Dale Collection, The Art Institute of Chicago. (#10) Box 28

V. PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES

A. SOVIET WOMEN: WALKING THE TIGHTROPE [See Box 6, #3-7)

Approximately 500 3 1/2 x 5 color photographs, taken during Gray's trip to the Soviet Union, 1988. Included are visits to Moscow, Leningrad, Riga, Tashkent, Samarkand, Irkutsk and Tbilisi.

Also a few photos from France and the Gray family, Francine, Cleve and Thaddeus, in Connecticut.

There are some duplicate photographs, several damaged photos, glued together.

5 strips of negatives with their original

20 Box 28 envelopes.

Post-It notes on glassine envelopes by FdG. White envelopes with holo. identifications by FdG.

[note: in the following list there may be some incorrect attributions]

Envelope #1: Moscow Envelope #2: Moscow Envelope #3: Leningrad Envelope #4: Riga Envelope #5: Tashkent Envelope #6: Samarkand Envelope #7: Irkutsk Envelope #8: Tbilisi Envelope #9: Gray Family Envelope #10: Unknown Envelope #11: 5 strips of negatives, 5 original envelopes with holo. indentification.

Box 29 B. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET [See also Box 5, (#5-11), Box 6, (#1-2) and Boxes 16 to 25]

1. Illustrations - Black and white.

a. "Photo originals" 2 5 X 7 7 7 x 9 1/2 (envelope #1)

b. Reproduction of photographs. In exact order as they appear in RAGE AND FIRE.

[Numbering on reproduction is wrong, starting with number 21, erroneously numbered 20, as the previous portrait.]

i. Also included: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Application for Publication for Editorial Use. "Conditions for Reproduction for Editorial Use." lp. (#1) ii. Different set of reproductions for the illustrations. #14 is missing; #3,4 are contemporary photos, not included here, (see envelope 21 Box 29 #2). 5 additional related reproductions, not in the book. (#2)

2. 3 1/2 x 5 color photograph of Mr. Paul R'voil, Louise Colet's great-great-great grand nephew, present proprietor of Servanes, Colet's house. [illustration #4]

3. 2 color postcards of the "Hostellerie de Servanes", Colet's home. Recently converted into a hotel and golf resort, [Illustration #3)

4. 23 4 x 6 color photographs taken by FdG of Servanes, of Colet's tomb, of Mouries Village Square.

5. 2 glassine envelopes of negatives. (envelope #2)

6, Oversize black and white photocopy of caricature by Felix Nadar. 3 photocopied pages about photocopying fees and prices. (#3)

C. 4 8 x 10 black and white photographs: "Attendees for program on Contemporary American Novel: A World of Francine Du Plessix Gray, (April 9, 1982)" New Delhi. (envelope #3)

D. 2 4 x 6 color photographs. FDG FDG and Cleve Gray Negatives, trip to Venice (?), envelope. (envelope #4)

E. The following 3 black and white photographs were included with material in file on Barnard College, early 1950s.

1 11 x 9 inscribed to "Francine" 2 10 x 8 "In Houmt-Sonh, Main City of Djerba-Arab Children" (#4) ,,

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ADDENDA: 1995

I. MANUSCRIPTS Boxes 29 - 36

II. JOURNALS AND NOTEBOOKS Boxes 37 - 43

III. PHOTOGRAPHS Boxes 44 - 45

IV. PRINTED MATTER Box46

V. MISCELLANY Box46 GRA Y,_FRANClNE DU PLESSJX

#112A ADDENDA: 1995

Box; 29

I. MANUSCRIPTS A. Fiction - Novels: 1. LOVERS AND TYRANTS. Simon and Schuster, New York, 1976.

[At first written as a short story with the title Cycle of the Year. It became the second chapter of LOVERS AND TYRANTS].

a. Holograph first drafts. On bound lined legal pads. 1. "Tribe" Chapter 6. 3 pads. (#5) ii. "Stephanie." Last Clli!I)ter. 5 legal pads. 2 pads (#6) 3 pads (#7) Box30 b. Typescript drafts. 1. Carbon copy and photocopies with many corrections in pencil. 56 p. 2 TLS included. 1967. pp. 1 - 29 (#1) pp. 30 - 56 (#2) ii. "The Cycle of the Year." Many holo. corr. 41 pp. (#3) iii. Carbon copy with holo. corr. 39 pp. (#4) iv. "First Wings." Early title: "For the Love of Joan Riley." Chapter 3. Carbon copy with corr in pencil. 32 pp (#5) v. "At Twenty - Three." Early title: "On Being Twenty - Three." Chapter 4. Original typescript and photocopy. Typescript, 35 pp. [p. 36 missing.] Photocopy, 36 pp. (#6) v1. "On Being Twenty- Three." Typescript with holo. corr., 39 p. (#7) vii. "Solitudes." Early draft of Chapter 6. 26pp. (#8) viii. "Marriage and Madness." Chapter 7. Carbon copy with holo. corr. Odd pages. 33 pp. (#9) IX. "Stephanie." Early title: "Siva Dances, Orpheus Sings." Last chapter. Many holo. corr. 128 pp. pp. 1 - 49 (#10) pp. 50 - 128 (#11) x. "Stephanie." "Mid draft." Typescript. Starting with p. 219. Many pages missing. Many duplicate pages. Original and carbon copy. Total 77 pp. (#12) Box31 xi. "Stephanie." Many holo. corr. Mostly photocopied pages. Pp. 262 - 357. (#1) xii. "Last Chapter, Late Draft." Typescript, many holo. corr. carbon copy. pp. 270 - 326. (#2) pp. 270 - 384 (281 - 292 missing) (#3)

2. OCTOBER BLOOD. Simon and Schuster, 1985. a. Typescript with holo. corr., pp. 1 - 48; 63 - 66; 76 - 84. (#4) b. Research notes in bound notebook. (#5)

3. WORLD WITHOUT END. Simon and Schuster, 1981. a. "Mid draft." Typescript, photocopy, pp. 96 - 178. (#6)

B. NON - FICTION 1. Long Works: a. DIVINE DISOBEDIENCE: PROFILES IN CATHOLIC RADICALISM. Knopf, 1970. i. The Berrigans. Part I: "Catonsville." Typescript, 93pp. (#1) ii. The Berrigans. Part I. "Catonsville." Typescript., many corr. 86 pp. (#2) iii. The Berrigans. Part II. "The Trial of the Catonsville Nine." Typescript., holo. corr. 94 pp. (#3) 1v. Typescript, with holo. corr. and cut up pages, (#4) 47pp. v. Typescript with holo. corr. ca. 50 pp. (#5) v1. Typescript, photocopy, pp. 30 - 98. (#6) vii. Typescript, fragments. TLS to Ron, Jan. 14, 1983. (#7) 9pp. viii. Typescript, fragments with holo. corr. 46 pp. Printed matter included. Photocopy. (#8) ix. Correspondence. Among the letters: ALS to FdG from "Phil" [Berrigan], Jan. 20, 1972, 2pp. on I lea£ Env. TLS to "Editor" from Daniel Berrigan, Dec. 10, 1963. 4pp. T-0tal lOpp. (#9) Box47 x. "The Berrigans" newspaper clippings. (#4,5) Box33 b. HAWAII THE SUGAR-COATED FORTRESS, Random House, 1972. 1. Research notes. Holo. 10 steno notebooks (#1 - #4). Box47 n. Holo. first draft. Yellow legal pad. (#1) iii. Newspaper clippings. (#2, 3) iv. "The Sugar Coated Fortress." Typescript, holo. corr. 45 pp. (#5) v. Thaddeus Gray - Slide show. Typescript with corrections, 9pp. (#6) Vl. "Our Hawaiian Congressmen_.,, ''Matsonaga and Patsy Mink Notes". Typescript, 11 pp. (#7) vu. Notes, :fragments, many holo. corr., cut up pages, ca. 140 pp. (8 - 10)

Box34 c. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET: PIONEER, FEMINIST, LITERARY STAR, FLAUBERT'S MUSE. Simon and Schuster, 1994. 1. Setting copy. p. 1 - 100 (#1) p. 101 - 200 (#2) p. 201 - 294 (#3) p. 295 - 401 (#4) p. 402 - 499 (#5) p. 500 - 622 (#6) p. 623 - 707 ii. Bibliographies, 13 pp. (#7)

Box35 2. NON - FICTION SHORT WORKS a. "Mother Wore Dior." i. Holograph. Bound notebook. (#1) 11. Draft #3. Typescript with holo corr. 41 pp. (#2) iii. Draft #3. Typescript with holo. corr. 44pp. (#3) iv. Draft #4. Typescript with holo. corr. 32 pp. (#4) v. Draft 6. Typescript with holo. corr. 40 pp. (#5) vi. Proposal, Typescript with multiple corrections, addressed to "Chip". 15 pp. (#6) vii. Research: "Two Women and their Mothers." by Anni Bergman. Printed Matter (#7)

viii. Printed articles on the relationship of mothers and daughters. (#8) Box47 IX. Printed article. (#6) b. "Letter to a Parent." 1. Typescript, 14 pp. (#9) ii. Yellow legal pad. (#7) c. "Bread is Rising." 1. Typescript., photocopy. Holo. corr. 46pp. (#10) 11. Research material. Ca. 50 pp. (#11) iii. The Bread~ Rising. Printed matter. (#12) iv. Notes. (#8) d. "The Governess." The New Yorker, Jan. 14, 1967. Typescript with holo. corr. Includes TLS from fiction department of The New Yorker. (#13) Box36 e. "Monsignor Ivan Illich" i. Notes. Holo. on bound pad. (#1) ii. Notes. Holo. on 2 bound pads. (#2) ill. First draft. Typescript with multiple holo. corr., deletions. Ca. 32 pp. (#3) IV. Fragments. Typescript with holo. corr. in French. 8 pp. (#4) v. Draft. Typescript with multiple holo. corr. few holo. pages. Total ca. 40 pp. (#5) Vl. Printed matter in Spanish. (#6) vii. Aubrac, Raymond. Interview. Typescript with holo. corr. in French. 37 pp. (#7) viii. Pere Dupuy. Typescript in French. 20 pp. (#8) IX. Ladurie, Emmanuel Le Roy. Typescript in French. 13 pp. (#9) x. Laval, Michel. Interview. Typescript in French. 25 pp. (#10) xi. Revel, Jean Franyois. Typescript in French. 11 pp. (#11) xii. Veil, Simone. Typescript in French with holo. corr. 22pp. (#12) Box47 xiii. Photocopies of newspaper clippings. (#9) Box36 f. ''Nadia." "Unpublished." Typescript. photocopy. 15 pp. (#13) Box47 g. Unidentified. Yellow pad, holo. text crossed out. Typescript with multiple holo. corr. 22 pp. (#10) Box36 h. College notes. 1. "Notes on Formal Logic." Philosophy 5. Typescript, 15 pp. 11. "Logic and Formal Science." 18 pp.

iii. ''Notes on Classical Logic." 6 pp. (#14) Box47

1. "Seventeen marriages". On bound pad. (#11) J. 2 unidentified yellow pads. (#13)

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II. JOURNALS AND NOTEBOOKS A. Journals include research on works in progress, e.g. Hawaii, Harrisburg.

June '56 - April '63 - June '64 June '64 - Oct. '64 Oct. '64 - Jan. '65 Feb. '65 - May '65 Sept. '65 - Jan. '66 Feb. '66 - July '66 July '66 - Sept. '66 Sept. '66 - April '67 - Dec. '67

Box38 Dec. '67 - June '68 June '68 - March '69 March '69- March '70 - May '70 June '70 - Sept. '70 Dec. '70- Winter '70 Feb. '72 Feb. '72 - May '72

Box39 May '72 -Aug '72 Aug. '72 - Jan. '73 Jan. '73 - April '73 Feb. '73 July '73 - Sept. '73 Oct. and Nov. '73 Dec. '73 - Jan. '74 July '74

Box40 Sept. '74 - Nov. '74 Jan. '75 - March '75 March '75 Jan. '75 - April '75 Aug. '75 Sept. '75

Box40 Dec. '75 - Jan. '76 Jan. '76 [?]

Box41 April '76 - June '76 July '76 - Aug. '76 Nov. '76 - Feb. '77 March '77 - July '77 March '77 July '77 - Oct. '77 Aug. '77 Oct. '77 - Feb. '78 March '78 - July '78 July '78

Box42 Oct '78 - Jan '79 Dec. '78 - March '79 Jan. '79 - April '79 April '79 - July '79 undated

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B. Barnard College Notebooks 1950 - 1952. 10 notebooks.

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III. PHOTOGRAPHS

A. 1948. Black and white. Mostly 2" x 2".

22 Envelope # 1 13 Envelope #2 20 Envelope #3 4 negatives - Env. #4

B. Venice 1950's. 1. 14 black and white photos. 14 x 11. (#1) 2. Red album [in poor condition]. 3. Negatives in bound album. Box45

C. Snapshots. 3 ½ x 5. Color. Some duplicates.

1. Louise Colet. 65 photos with negatives. Env. (#1) 97 photos with negatives. Env. (#2) 74 photos with negatives. Env. (#3) 2. Sicily. 48 photos with negatives. Env. (#4) 72 photos with negatives. Env. (#5) 46 photos with negatives. Env. (#6) 4 7 photos with negatives. Env. (#7) 84 photos with negatives. Env. (#8)

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IV. PRINTED MATTER

A. Autobiography. "Becoming." Vanity Fair. Oct. Nov. 1983. Pp. 179 - 193. With holo. corr., additions, comments. [See Box 3, #26] (#1) B. La Fontaine. THE POWER OF FABLES. Photocopy. Holo. notations. (#2) C. "When Memory Goes." Part I, Part II. Vanity Fair, Nov. 1983. (#3) D. "Barbie, du Sang, des larmes et de la boue." In French. ALS from Maude Clay. Nov. 11, 1984. (#4) E. Lucien, Octave, Victoire, Emile. July 29, 1967. Holo. corr. F. "The Third Age". The New Yorker, 1996, pp. 186 - 192. (#5) G. "The Emigre Muse." Vanity Fair, March 1992. (#6) H. Newspaper clippings, original and photocopies. (#7) I. Pacte d'amite entre les villes. Compagnons de la Liberation. In French. (#8)

Box47 J. Research for Colet. (#11) Gray, Franpine Du P1ess1x Addenda 03/08/99 Box# 36 Folder# 14 I. Correspondence A Personal 1. Postcard from FG to Jay Neugeforen re: FG's trip to Rome. ANS, 01/18/81.

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Box 48 I. Research material. A. OEVRES COMPLETES OF MARQUIS DE SADE, by Gilbert Lely. 1. Copy edited pg. proofs. a. Vol.1- pg. 44-326. b. Vol.2- pg. 327-650. B. LETTRES INEDITES OF MARQUIS DE SADE, by Gilbert Lely. 1. Vol.3- pg.6-228. 2. "Correspondence Inedite of Marquis De Sade," by Gilbert Lely. a. Part I- pg. 9-229. C. LEHRES ET MELANGES LITERARES, by Gilbert Lely. 1. Vol. 2B- pg. 196-415. 2. SADE LETTERS, vol. lB- pg. 257-518. 3. "Bowdinll-pg. 231-450. D. VIE, by Gilbert Lely. 1. Vol. lB- pg. 111-295. 2. Vol. 2A (biography)- pg. 297-495. 3. Vol. 2B (biography)-pg. 496-722. E. Various reference notes. F. VIE DU MARQUIS DE SADE, by Gilbert Lely. Pg.14-109. G. THE RAGE AND FIRE. 1. 16 reviews from various French publications, 1995. 2. 12 reviews from various British publications, 1995. 3. 27 reviews from various American publications, 1995. H. 28 articles and biographies re: Louise Colet, 1995. I. "L'ecriture Sans Mesures," by Michael Tort. Written in French, pg. 51-83. J. STUDIES IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX, by Hav.elock Ellis, pg. 104- 161. K. JACQUES LACAN, translated by James Swonson Jr., pg. 56-104. L. "Books: The Vogue of the Marquis De Sade," by Edmund Wilson. M. 11 notebooks of notes on Co,llet. N. Various reviews of "Adam and Eve in the City." Box49 0. Various notes re: prostitution. 1. 3 notebooks of holograph notes. 2. 17 articles from various publications re: prostitution. 3. Multiple letters and interview transcripts with prostitutes. 4. "WHISPER,"(Women, Hurt, In, Systems, of Prostitution, Engaged, in Revolt). Includes various newsletters. P. 13 articles from various publications re: Picasso. Q. 7 articles re: the American Academy in Rome.

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Box 50 R. 7 purple notebooks with computer script notes re: Marquis De Sade. s. Computer script notes re: Gilbert Lely's VIE. 1. Notes covering 1784- 1790, 98 pg. 2. Notes covering 1794-1801, 25 pg. 3. Notes covering 1801-1814, 31 pg. 4. Notes covering 1778-1881, 41 pg. T. Computer script and holograph notes by FdPG re: Marquis De Sade. 1. "Sade As Seen by the Shrinks," 8 pg. (2 copies). 2. "Sadfreenot," 46 pg. 3. "2nd Revolution," pg. 18-38. 4. "Histbackpal," 19 pg. u. Various chapters from 8 books re: French Romanticism. Photocopies with holograph notes and markings, 200 pg. Box 51 V. 8 notebooks with plot ideas for FdPG's book PROSTITUTION: LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT. W. Various background materials for RAGE AND FIRE.

II Manuscripts. A. ByFdPG. Box48 1. "P.S. Dangerously Libertine." a. Rough draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 14 pg. Box 50 b. Rough draft. Computer script with holograph corrections, 23 pg. Box48 2. "P.S. Male Critics on the Rampage." a. Rough draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 13 pg. b. Setters proof. Typescript with corrections, 12 pg. 3. "The Flaubert Factory." a. Rough draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 33 pg. 4. "At Home with the Marquis De Sade." a. Rough draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 24 pg. b. Final draft for publication in the New Yorker. Typescript, 21 pg. 5. "Books and Company-Reading." a. Draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 11 pg. Box49 6. PROSTITUTION: LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT. a. 1st draft. Typescript with holograph notes, 45 pg. b. 2nd draft. Typescript with holograph notes, 32 pg. c. Rough draft. Typescript with holograph notes, 45 pg. d. "The Politics of Prostitution." 1) Rough draft. Typescript with holograph corrections, 47 pg. 2) Final draft. Typescript, 39 pg. 02/13/94. 3) Page proofs, pg. 3-31. 03/11/94. 4) Page proofs, pg. 53-70. 3/28/94.

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Box 50 7. THE BIOGRAPHY OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE. a. Drafts of various chapters. b. Prologue. 1) l81 draft. Holograph in purple notebook, 9 pg. 2) Rough draft. Computer script with holograph corrections, 56 pg. c. Rough drafts for: The Prologue, The Table of Contents, and 1st three chapters. Computer script with holograph corrections, 30 pg. d. Chapter 1: "Youth." 1) Rough draft. Computer script with holograph notes, 52pg. e. "Settling Down." 1) Rough draft #4 with holograph notes, pg. 53-117. 2) Rough draft #4 with holograph notes, pg. 53-118. 3) Setters proof#4, pg. 53-128. £ "Marriage a la Mode." 1) Setters proof #4, 60 pg. g. "Rose Keller." 1) Rough draft #8. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 124-189. h. "Easter Sunday." 1) Rough Draft #8. Computer script with holograph notes, pg. 118-189. 1. "The Prisoner." 1) Rough draft #11. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 187-248. J. "The Child of Government." 1) Rough draft #15. Computer script with holograph corrections, 41 pg. 2) Rough draft #15. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 244-319. 3) Rough draft #15. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 146-347. k. "Sixteen Months in Vicennes." 1) Rough draft #15. Computer script with holograph corrections, 38 pg. 1. "Liberty, Almost." 1) Rough draft #16. Computer script with holograph notes, pg. 260-280. m. "Monsieur Le 6." 1) Rough draft #18. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 281-342.

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n. "The Tower of Liberty." 1) Rough draft #19. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 343-388. 2) Rough draft #19. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 343-463. 3) Rough draft #20. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 348-471. o. "Society." 1) Rough draft #20. Computer script with holograph notes, pg. 37-72. p. "The Revolution According to Madame De Sade." 1) Rough draft #23. Computer script with holograph notes, pg. 395-472. q. "Liberation." 1) Rough draft #25. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 400-460. r. "Frenchmen One More Effort." 1) Rough draft #29. Computer script with holograph corrections, 25 pg. s. "Who Is Not Without Talent." 1) Rough draft #29. Computer script with holograph corrections, pg. 472-547. a) Computer script, 33 pg. b) Computer script, 37 pg. Box 51 8. Complete drafts of manuscripts by FdPG. a. "Child of the Government." b. "Tower of Liberty, 1784-1789." c. SAD YOUTH. d. "Flaubert: Brief Biography, Genesis of Madame Bovary." e. BIOGRAPHY OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE. f. PROSTITUTION: LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT. g. RAGE AND FIRE: A LIFE OF LOUISE COLET PIONEER FEMINIST, LITERARY STAR AND FLAUBERT'S MUSE. h. "The Cycle of the Year." 1. "A Perfect Day for the Beach." J. "Tribe." k. HAWAil: THE SUGAR COATED FORTRESS. Ill Correspondence. Box48 A. 20 TLS to and from F dPG re: book on Louise Colet. January 1994-June 1998. N. Personal memorabilia. A. 6 press release schedules from Simon and Schuster and Paramount Publishers for book re: Marquis De Sade, 1994.

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V. Audio/Visual materials. A. Visual. 1. 19 photographs re: the Marquis De Sade. Box 51 2. 69 color photographs of trip to France (10 prints are stuck together from exposure to water). 3. 1 VHS video cassette tape.

C. Audio. Box49 1. 5 untitled audio cassette tapes. Box 51 2. 79 mini-cassette tapes of various interviews. 3. 2 untitled 90 minute cassette tapes. VI. Printed materials. Box49 A. 19 reviews ofFdPG's book OCTOBER BLOOD.

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Box47 Folder #13

I. Printed material. A. ByFG. 1. "The Work of Morning." a. Reprint from The American Scholar. Vol. 69; number 3; Summer 2000. Gray, Francine du Plessix 12/6/01 Preliminary Listing

I. Professional Material. A. Office/ Subject files, arranged by title; files include research material, printed material. Box52 1. "Lacoste," 1995. 2. "Mazan." 3. "Epilogue and Notes," re: Marquis de Sade. 4. "Sade Corrections and Accompanying Letters." 5. "Hotel De Sade." 6. "Luberon." 7. "Lucienne Frappier-Mazur." 8. "General Historical Background- Provence,"copies and originals, 1992, n.d., in French 9. "Chateau Du M. de Sade -Articles de Andre Bouer," copies in French, 1984, n.d.

II. Manuscripts, by FdPG. A. AT HOME WITH THE MARQUIS DE SADE. 1. CS with holograph corrections and notes, 455 p., in 4 folders. 2. "First Draft of First Chapter," holograph. 3. Miscellaneous notes and MS pages, includes printed material, 1998. B. SIMONE WEIL. Box53 1. Fragment, CS with holograph corrections, approx. 30 p. 2. Holograph notes on notepads. 3. Draft, CS with holograph corrections, includes 1 item of correspondence, 2000. 4. "Second to Last Draft," CS with holograph corrections, approx. 50 p.

III. Research Material. A. Re: Simone Weil; includes printed material, professional correspondence, 1986, 1992, 2000. B. Re: the Marquis de Sade, includes printed material, some with holograph notes, most in French; notes (TS, CS, holograph), printed material, in 4 folders. C. Print-outs oflnternet web sites.

IV. Photographs. Box 52 A. 3 color prints.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (12/6/01) Page 1 of 2 V. Printed Material. Box 53 A. "Roger Shattuck: NY Times," newspaper clippings, 1996, 1998. B. "Nouvel Observateur Debate," clippings re: Marquis de Sade, in French, 1966. C. "A Year of Peace" and other miscellaneous material, photocopies, some from 1964 and 1967.

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I. Professional Material A. Subject Files Box 53 1. "Aging New Yorker Article." [F. 9] 2. "Amazon." 3. "Amazon.co.uk, Bizarre, The Daily Mail, Birmingham Post." 4. "Anorexia." [F. 10] 5. "Articles About Weil." 6. "Article on Dumas." [F. 11] 7. "Atlantic Monthly." 8. "Art and Literature Research." [F. 12] 9. "Baltimore." [F. 13] 10. "Belfast Telegraph, The Irish Times, Dublin Sunday Independent, Dublin Sunday Business Post." 11. "Book Forum." nd 12. "Boston Globe 2 , The Boston Phoenix, Boston, MA." 13. "Brief Mentions." 14. "Chicago." 15. "Corner Bookstore Review." 16. "Diane Pilgram Article Nest." [F. 14] 17. "Duchess of Devonshire." 18. "Ehrenbarg, Hosking - First Socialist Soc. Fitspatrick." 19. "End Notes/Copies Mayakovsky." [F. 15] Box 54 20. "Express, The Economist, Esquire, The Independent, Good Book Guide, Manchester Evening News." [F. 1] 21. "Fan Mail on Mayakovsky." 22. "Fashion." 23. "Film Possibilities." 24. "Garden Early and Research." [F. 2] 25. "Gendieta - Andre Notes." [F. 3] 26. "Getty Lectures on Lieberman." 27. "Harper's Bazaar 11/98." 28. "The Hartford Courant." 29. "Hat Histo1y Research." 30. "Hat - Photos, Obituaiy, Original Press Clips, Address Book.[F. 4] 31. "Hormone Research includes 'Aging - Menopause' and 'Osteoporosis.'" 32. "Liourin - Boubous, 100 Article Constantin." [F. 5] 33. "Jewish Issues." 34. "Jacobson."

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/11/04) Page 1 of 5 35. "Kirkus Review." 36. "Last Weil Notes." [F. 6] 37. "LA Times, LA Weekly 11/98." 38. "Lectures: Role of Artist, NS Artist, New Lecture Notes." 39. "1982 Lectures: Modernism versus Post Modernism, India, Japan." 40. "Lecture Notes - Barnardos Beacon; Women in the 20th Century; Brave New Bliss, Need for IITationalism, NY Times Editorial; Reviews of F.Q., Adam and Eve, City." [F. 7] 41. "Lecture Notes, Utopia, US and Millenialism." 42. "Letters - 1970s and 80s." [F. 8] 43. "Litchfield County Times 11/98." 44. "Literary Review, Magill Magazine, The Observer, Sunday Telegraph (Ion)." 45. "Mayakovsky." [F. 9] 46. "Mayakovsy 1." 47. "Mayakovsky 1, 2001." 48. "Mayakovsky Copies." 49. "Mayakovsky Notes - For Item." 50. "Mayakovsky Letters Translated." [F. 10] 51. "Mayakovsky and [illegible] Rare Original Photos." 52. "Mayakovsky Museum, Receipt, Letters." 53. "Mayakovsky Photo Copies, Letters, Green Book." 54. "Mayakovsky Reading Notes." 55. "Memphis." 56 "Milwaukee." 57. "Miscellaneous." 58. "Moratte." [F. 11] 59. "Moscow Map and Tourism." 60. "Mothers and Daughters." 61. "National Review." 62. "Newsday." 63. "New Statesman, Lon." 64. "New Yorker." 65. "Notes on Carmelites." [F. 12] 66. "Notes on French Revolution." 67. "Notes on Grief." 68. "NY Post." 69. "NY Review of Books." 70. "NY Times, Sept. 4, 1974, includes 'Womens Wear Daily' and 'Press Clips - Vogue, Saks 50th Anniversary."' 71. "NY Times." [F. 13] 72. "NY Times Book Review." 73. "Ogomyok, Varsberg, Ozbozrenie." 74. "Parmiss Bibliography on V.M., 79 Moscow Interview, Kavaty

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/11/04) Page 2 of 5 Scholar." 75. "Passionate Epicure." 76. "Polonskaya." 77. "Press Releases." 78. "Publisher's Weekly." 79. "Paris Article, New York Mag." [F. 14] 80. "Raleigh News Observer." 81. "Review - Soviet Women." 82. "Reviews of Books on Weil." 83. "RU [illegible] Search on Mayakovsky." 84. "Research on Iconography - Virgin, Anna Mendieta, Carl Andre, Antigone." 85. "Sade." [F. 15] 86. "Sade Reviews - Library Journal." 87. "Sade Reviews - St. Louis." 88. "Sade Revolution Research." 89. "Saks in House Magazine." 90. "Simon and Schuster." 91. "Sicily Travel Notes." 92. "Scotland: The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday, Edinburgh, The Herald, Glasgow." [F. 16] 93. "Schulte." 94. "Salon Magazine." 95. "The Spectator, The Times (Lon) and Lit Supply, Tatler, Time Out (Lon), The Week, Yorkshire Eve Post." 96. "Smakov and Sarhov on [illegible]. 97. "Slate." Box 55 98. "Simone Weil Working Notes." [F. 1] 99. "Talk of the Town and Shmi Pieces." [F. 2] 100. "Teaching Materials." 101. "Them on Fall of France." 102. "Time 9/15/47; Tatiana; New Yorker 9/14/57." 103. "W." [F. 3] 104. "The Wall St. Journal." 105. "Washington Post 12/13/98." 106. "Washington Times." 107. "Weekend Financial Times and Other Unsourced British Reviews." 108. "Weil Clips/Weil Lecture." 109. "Weil Conference." 110. "Weil Correspondence." 111. "Weil/Lectures." 112. "Weil Reviews." [F. 4] 113. "Weil Reviews."

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/11/04) Page 3 of 5 114. "Weil's Writings." 115. "Women's Wear Daily." 116. "Working Note - Huorostrovsky Story." 117. "Untitled Re: Robert Kerrey." [F. 5] 118. "Untitled Re: Simone Weil." 119. "Untitled Re: Sade." 120. "Untitled, Research." 121. "Untitled Re: Sadomania." 122. "Untitled Re: Huorostovsky.". II. Notebooks, handwritten and undated unless noted. A. "Notes Various A1iicles of 80s"; includes Barnet Newman notes, Inge Maratlz notes. [F. 6] B. "Article Notes"; includes Inge Moratlz (illegible), Uncle Sasha's bibliography. C. "Warren Notes." New York Magazine aiiicle on Warren. [F. 7] D. "Little Women Notes." E. "Biography Seminar Notes", "J. Blatt on 1940 Sounds," dated 5/30 and 7/17. F. Photocopied notes from notebooks, 10 p .. G. "France ... '85," 3 subject notebook. [F. 8] H. Loose notes from a binder approx. 200 p. I. "Mayakloosky Notes." [F. 9] J. "Simone Weil Notes." K. 2 miscellaneous notes.

III. Printed Material. A. Page Proofs. 1. SIMONE WEIL, copy-edited, 197 p.; includes holograph revisions and handwritten card from "Lucia." [F. 10] B. A1iicles; include holograph notes. 1. "Simone Weil, Exilee Par Les Exiles," by Francois Cusset, 11/19/99. [F. 11] 2. "Oppression and Liberty," from SIMONE WEIL: UTOPIAN PESSIMIST, pp. 67- 93. 3. "France, History of," pp. 672- 680. 4. "Germany, History of," pp 113- 120. 5. "La Bestia Lucida," by Sandra Chaher (biography ofF du PG) from LA GENTE QUE LEE, 2/01. 6. "Section II: La Vierge," Chapters 1-2 from L'ICONOGRAPHIE DE L'ART CHRETIAN, pp. 54- 125. 7. Excerpt from THE SINGING VOICE, by R. Rushmore, pp. 7-273, bound. [F. 12] 8. Excerpt from GREAT SINGERS ON GREAT SINGING, by

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/11/04) Page 4 of 5 Jerome Hines, pp. 48-155, 240-356. [F. 13] 9. 2002 Festival Season Guide, Glimmerglass Opera, Cooperstown, NY; includes miscellaneous printed articles. 10. Photocopy packet of images used in Sexism lecture, 2 copies. 11. Mounted NY Times Book Review, "Marry the Enemy, Mend His Socks," review by Ruth Daniloff re: SOVIET WOMEN, by F du PG.

IV. Photographs. A. 29 wedding prints, black and white, 11" x 17", 1957. [Pkg.I]

V. Personal Memorabilia. A. Photo album, University of Santa Clara, CA, F du PG Doctor of Literature, June 9, 1984; includes 11 black and white 8"xl0", 12 color 8"xl0", commencement program, TLS to F du PG, from William J. Rewak, president of University of Santa Clara. [F .14] B. Letter certifying F du PG's credentials from The New Yorker re: article on Vladimir Mayakovsky, 12/21/00. C. Autograph book, 1948, from Spense School; includes autograph, Shirley Temple. [E.1] D. 2 scrapbooks, "Lovers and Tyrants Reviews." [Pkg.I]

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I. Manuscripts. Box 56 A. Untitled file re: Marie Antoinette and Count Axel von Fersen the Younger (THE QUEEN'S LOVER), TS draft with holograph notes, approx. 400 p., n.d.; includes correspondence; research materials. [F. 1-3]

II. Professional Materials. A. Notes re: THE QUEEN'S LOVER; includes holograph and TS, approx. 150 p. 2010-2011. [F. 4]

III. Printed Materials. A. Files re: book photocopies; may include holograph notes. 1. "La Doucer D' Aimer," 75 p., n.d. [F. 5] 2. "Fersen et Marie Antoinette," fragment, 82 p., n.d. 3. "Marie Antoinette et Axel Fersen," fragment, 26 p. [F. 6] 4. "Un Rival de Fersen," fragment (photocopy), 53 p. B. 9 blank postcards re: portraits and European domestic scenes, n.d. [F. 7] C. Internet printout re: FG's dentist, 1 p., 2011. D. Photocopies re: research materials for THE QUEEN'S LOVER, approx. 100 p., n.d.; includes holograph notes. E. "Art Under 30," catalog re: Fiar International Prize, 180 p., n.d. [F. 8] F. "Piano Accompaniments to Mozart Opera Arias for Soprano," music score, 63 p., 2002.

IV. Correspondence. A. ALS to FDG re: THE QUEEN'S LOVER, 1 p., n.d.

V. Photographs. A. "Photographs by Irving Penn," file, 1 black and white print re: FDG with unidentified others, n.d.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (10/24/12) Page 1 of 1 Gray, Francine du Plessix #1212 10/24/12, 7/12/13 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 56 I. Manuscripts. A. Re: THE QUEEN'S LOVER by FdPG. 1. Files; may include holograph notes; research materials. [F. 9] a. "Fersen Log I+ Fersen Text Ill," n.d.; includes correspondence. b. "Fersen Text II+ Notes on Julian and Washington," approx. 50 p., n.d. c. Re: Axel Von Fersen at the Paris Opera, TS w/holograph draft, approx. 50 p., n.d.; includes printed materials; photographs. 2. Drafts re: Chapter 1, TS w/ holograph notes; includes fragments. [F. 10] a. "Second Draft," approx. 50 p., n.d.; includes research materials. b. "Draft 3," approx. 30 p., n.d. c. "Draft 4," approx. 30 p., n.d. 3. Notes re: "Gustavus III and his Contemporaries" by Robert Nisbett Bain, TS with holograph notes, 10 p., n.d.

II. Printed Materials. A. "Fersen Kerimina Bio," for THE QUEEN'S LOVER 420 p., n.d., TS with holograph notes. [F. 11]

III. Notebooks. A. 5 legal pads re: Fersen research for THE QUEEN'S LOVER, n.d. [F. 12]

Gray, Francine du Plessix (7 /12/13) Page 1 of 1 Gray, Francine du Plessix #1212 1/31/14, 2/4/14 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 56 I. Correspondence. A. General re: correspondence between FDPG and Kenneth Kelly, includes TL, AL, ALS, 1973-1980. [F. 13]

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I. Correspondence; may include ALS, TLS, TL, CTL, AL; notes; printed material; photocopies; research materials. Box57 A. Files. 1. "Alex's Letters to His Father," 1939-1941. [F. 1] 2. "Alex's Letters to Tatiana in Russian," 1940. 3. "Alex to Tatiana (in French) Copies," 1940. 4. "Bertrand du Plessix's Death," 1940. 5. "Children's Letters & Articles- '75 On," 1986. 6. "Cleve Gray Wartime Letters to His Mother from the Army," 1943-1944. [F. 2] 7. "Ethel Inge," 10/17/93. 8. "F.G. Fan Mail," 1997-2001. 9. "French Family & Correspondence," 1966-1974. [F. 3] 10. "Letters from Grandmother Aistov to Lila, Duchess of Caglus (?), Tatiana's Sister," 1920-1930. 11. "Letters from Simon Liberman to Alex Liberman," 1929-1942. 12. "Letters to FG from Alex Liberman," 1958-1972. 13. "Letters to FG from Cleve," 1967-1971. [F. 4] 14. "Letters to FG from Famous & Notable People," 1967-2004. 15. "Maria to Hifermaus 04.94.93.80.42," 2000. 16. "Tatiana's Letters to Francine," 10/15/1955. 17. "Tatiana to Alex in Russia/ Tatiana in NYC, Alex in London w/ Francine," September 1947. 18. "Tatiana to Alex in Translation, 1938-1999. 19. "Tatiana to Francine 1950," 10/15/1955. 20. "Tatiana to Mother Letters, Tatiana/ Srnakoo Interview, Wartime Horne Letters- Alex & Tatiana," 1930-1940. 21. "Thaddeus Letters," n.d. B. Invitations (6), April, 1957. [F. 5] C. Postcards (7), May 1990-May 1995. D. General. 1. Professional, 1956-2005. [F. 6-7] 2. Personal, 1951-2005; includes notable: [F. 8-9] a. Allen, Woody, n.d.

II. Legal Materials. A. Files. 1. "Alex- Gifts to Family," 1991-2003. [F. 10] 2. "Ballet-Aistov," 11/17/2001. 3. "Tatiana-Death Certificate & Burial," 6/8/1965. 4. "Tatiana- Wartime Documents," 1941-1980.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 1 of 14 5. "Tatiana's Will," 11/28/1990. B. General. 1. Passport, 1968-1972.

III. Research Materials. A. Files; may include holograph notes; manuscripts; correspondence; printed material. 1. "Francine's Notes on India," n.d. [F. 11] 2. "Marie-Antoinette Research Notes," 2009. 3. "Moscow Notes & Tat+Mama Letters to 1930, Tatiana/ S. Makov Interview," n.d. 4. "On the Art Biography: Research for Lecture," 1993-2001. 5. "Tatiana's Interview w/ S. Makov,", n.d. 6. "Teaching Research Notes on Jean-Paul, Sartre "I" Les Mots," n.d. 7. Re: interview with "The Paris Review," 1987-2003.

IV. Manuscripts. A. Files; may include holograph notes; printed material; photocopies; legal materials; artwork. I. "1970's Stories in Progress," 1970. [F. 12] 2. "Alex NY Notes, Europe Notes, Barbara Rose Notes, Last DK Notes," August 2001-June 2003. 3. "Alex - Poetry/Yeats," n.d. 4. "APOSTLE OF LIBERTY," October 2008. [F. 13] 5. "APOSTLE OF LIBERTY: GERMAINE DE STAEL," n.d. [F. 14] 6. "Barnard Writings," 1951. [F. 15] 7. "College Papers," n.d. 8. "Early Tatiana Mayakovsky Before Integration," n.d. 9. "F.G. Article Rough Drafts," n.d. [F. 16] 10. "F.G. Journals," 1979-1991. 11. "Francine Early Stories," n.d. 12. "Greece & Poetry," n.d. 13. "Irving Penn," n.d. 14. "Lectures," 1989-1990. [F. 17] 15. "Lecture on The First Modern Woman," n.d. 16. "Lecture on the Marquis de Sole," n.d. 17. "Lecture on 'October Blood," n.d. 18. "Lecture Notes on Biography 2," n.d. Box 58 19. "Literary View and Other Book Reviews," 1977-19978. [F. 1] 20. "Marie Antoinette," 2012. 21. "Obituaries Alex & Death certificate," 1999-2006; includes notable: [F. 2] a. Kissinger, Henry. TLS, n.d. 22. "Old Stories," 1977. 23. "Pierrot de la Francesca," n.d. [F. 3]

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 2 of 14 24. "Simon Liberman+ Henriette Pascar Notes, Gypsy Life+ Libs Paris Notes," August 2001. 25. "Sov. Women- 35 Minute Sample," n.d. 26. "Thaddeus Poems (Age 8)," n.d. [F. 4] 27. "Uncle Iacovleff," n.d. 28. "Women's Biography Series+ Research Material," 29. Re: Alex interview, n.d. 30. Re: Cleve Gray in memoriam speech, 2005. 31. Re: Moscow, n.d. 32. Re: Orpheus, 2007 [F. 5] 33. Re: Sevigne, 2000. 34. Re: California/China, n.d. 35. Re: reasons for writing, n.d. 36. Re: Cleve Gray, 2004. B. Fragments, n.d. [F. 6] C. Notes, n.d. D. Essays by others. 1. "Cleve Gray: Man and Nature," n.d. [F. 7] 2. "From Exodus to Deuteronomy," n.d. 3. "Loon Lake," n.d. 4. "Lost in the Cosmos: The Last Self-Help Book," n.d. 5. "Mavis Gallant: Paris Notebooks," n.d. 6. "Merton: A Biography ... The Solitary Explorer," n.d. 7. "Trauer Arbeit: A Meditation on Grief and Mourning," n.d. 8. Re: Paris 1938. 9. Re: Hamlet. 10. Re: Uriage, April 2000. 11. Re: Merton, n.d. E. Speeches (6), 1975-1995. [F. 8] F. THEM, memoir, 512 p., 2004. [F. 9-11] G. Short stories; undated unless noted otherwise. 1. "A Perfect Day for the Beach, 24 p. [F. 12] 2. "Childhood," 20 p. 3. "Earrings," 5 p. 4. "Exiles," 24 p. 5. "For the Love of Joan Riley," 32 p. 6. "The Governess," 27 p. 7. "La Vie Boheme," 4 p. 8. "My Country House; Beloved Tyranny," 5 p. 9. "Nada," 15 p. 10. "Pain," 9 p. 11. Re: 1960's/1970's progressive movements, 3 p. 12. Re: a woman's travels, 8 p. 13. Re: unpublished manuscript "Death and Scholars," 1 p, 1987. H. Articles; undated unless noted otherwise. 1. "Morohella Esculenta," 9 p. [F. 13]

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 3 of 14 2. ''The Panthers at Yale," 21 p. 3. "Thomas Francis Eagleton," 8 p. 4. Re: critic at large, May 1993. I. Interview with Jimmy Eamst, n.d. J. Poems; undated unless noted otherwise. 1. "An Annoyance," 1 p. 2. "Cranach's Duchess," 12 p. (2 copies). 3. "The Listeners," 1 p. 4. "Memory and Others," 7 p. 5. "Poems," 7 p. 6. Re: New York August, 4 p. K. Travel writing; undated unless noted otherwise. [F. 14] 1. "Blissing Out in Houston," 29 p. 2. "Escargot and Three-Snake Soup: Touring the New China," 21 p. 3. "In Jerusalem," 51 p. 4. "Milan: A Capital in Search of a Country," 7 p. 5. "On Safari," 27 p. 6. "Place," 3 p. 7. "Safari Notes," 28 p. 8. "Touring the New China," 13 p; 2 copies. L. Essays by FdPG; undated unless noted otherwise; may include holograph notes. 1. "A Docile, Hedonistic Traveler," 3 p. [F. 15] 2. "Arts and Letters (Introduction)," 2 p. (2 copies). 2. "At Home with the Marquis de Sade," 22 p. 3. "At Home with the Sade," 10 p. (2 copies). 4. "Black Mountain, An American Place," 7 p. 5. "Blake's Microcosm," 5 p., November 1950. 6. "Calder," 6 p. 7. "California: Fitter than Thou;' 10 p. 8. "Chanel: What is 'Style'," 13 p. 9. "Chicago Sade," 15 p. 10. "Clare Booth Luce: And One of Her Admirers," 14 p. 11. "Discussion Period," 7 p. 12. "Duras," 8 p. [F. 16] 13. "Dying to be Thin," 7 p. 14. "Emancipate the Feet," 12 p. 15. "Erotica and Transcendence in Women's Novels," 12 p. 16. "The Flaubert Factory," 33 p. 17. "For Lycidas is Dead," 6 p. 18. "Four Blocks from the White House," 31 p. 19. "God-Watching in America," 7 p. 20. "Harrisburg: the Politics of Salvation," 49 p. [F. 17] 21. "How to Write Well," 14 p. 22. "In Search of Saint Jesus," 11 p. 23. "Jane Bowles Reconsidered," 6 p.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 4 of 14 24. "Love, A Sword," 4 p., December 1950. 25. "Margaret Atwood: Nature as the Nunnery," 7 p. 26. "Memories of Marlene," 4 p. 27. "Mother Love: Madame de Sevigne," 8 p. 28. "Nantucket: Happiness as Theatre," 16 p. (3 copies). 29. "Of Lying and Deceit," 7 p., 4 copies. 30. "Of Women Born," 7 p. 31. "Sermon, Second Last Sunday of Pentecost," 10 p. 32. "Seven Things I've Learned About Beauty," 4 p. 33. "Shrink's Sade," 8 p. 34. "Thomas Merton: Man and Monk," 11 p. 35. "Three Soups for Men I Love," 7 p. 36. "Why and How We Write," 24 p. 3 7. "William Bartram: Record of a Lost American," 4 p. (3 copies). 38. "Worldly Boston and Heavenly Hartford," 22 p. 39. Re: Merton, 13 p., n.d. 40. Re: pornography, 20 p., n.d. 41. Re: comfort, 8 p., n.d. M. Book reviews; undated unless noted otherwise; may include holograph notes. 1. "Loving the Menopause," 10 p. [F. 18] 2. "Philadelphia and Greenwich," 3 p. 3. "Porn Chic and the Death of Erotica," 7 p. 4. "Second Draft ' Porn Chic and the Death of Erotica," 4 p. 5. "Men and Women (Tentative Title)," 5 p. 6. "The Moral of the Play," 2 p. 7. "Two Pillars," 2 p. 8. Re: Madame de Sevigne, 11 p.

V. Printed Material. Box59 A. Files, may include professional materials, correspondence, photographs, negatives. 1. "1979-1982 and New York Times from early 1970's," 1977-1982. [F. 1] 2. "About Francine Gray," 1971-1983. [F. 2] 3. "Alex Early," 1941-2000. [F. 3] 4. "Article on Alex and Malindain 1993 Vanity Fair," 1993. 5. "Article by FG on Parents," n.d. 6. "Articles 1983-1989," [F. 4-5] 7. "Artists+ Writers," 1991-2007. [F. 6] 8. "Bertrand du Plessix," 1935-2003. [F. 7] 9. "Booklist," 2005. 10. "Bookmarks," 2005. 11. "Boston Sunday Globe," 2004-2005. 12. "Bryn Mawr Articles," 1950-1952. 13. "Bryn Mawr Talks," 1939-1940.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 5 of 14 14. "Chicago Tribune," May 2005. [F. 8] 15. "Entertainment Weekly," 2005. 16. "Foreign Editions," 1990. 17. "Folder I 1959-1978," 1959-1978. [F. 9-11] 18. "Folder IV 1990-1994," 1990-1994. [F. 12-14] 19. "Folder V," 1995-2000. [F. 15] 20. "Francine Gray: Opinions, Interviews, Articles About," 1990- 2000; includes subfiles: [F. 16] a. "Litchfield County Times, 1990," March 1990. b. "Extras, 1990," April 1990. c. "Northeast 1994," October 1994. d. "W," 1998. e. "Litchfield, 1998," November 1998. f. "Lectures, '96," 1995-1996; includes correspondence. g. "LA Times," August 2000. 21. "Francine Gray Vogue Article," n.d. [F. 17] 22. "Fresh Air Review," 2005. 23. "Gotham," 2005. 24. ''History & Biography," 2007. 25. "International Herald Tribune," 2005. 26. "Jerusalem Post," 2005. 27. "Jesuits -Address to the Democratic Town Committee, N.Y. Review," 1971. 28. "Kirkus Reviews," 2005. 29. "Library Journal," 2005. 30 "Litchfield County times," 2005. 31. "Milwaukee Journal Sentinel," 2005. [F. 18] 32. "More," 2005. 33. "New York Observer," 2005. 34. "New York Post," 2005. 35. "New York Sun," 2005. 36. "New Yorker," 2005. 37. "New Yorker Marie-Laure de Noailles," 2007. 38. "New Yorker Mayak:ovsky + Mother," 2002. 39. "Newsday," 2005. 40. "Newsweek," 2005. 41. "O," 2005. 42. "Obituaries," 1999-2008. 43. "People," 2005. [F. 19] 44. "Personal Photos, Certificates, Letters, Announcements, etc.," 1952-1957. 45. "Personal Interviews Through '93," 1978-1993. 46. "Philadelphia Inquirer," 2005. [F. 20] 47. "Poem to Tatiana by Mayakovsky (April 1930)," 1930. 48. "Publisher's Weekly," 2005. 49. "The Queen's lover," 2012.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 6 of 14 50. "Reviews of LOVERS AND TYRANTS," 1976. 51. "Review of Luke Art Show," 1996. 52. "San Francisco Chronicle," 2005. Box60 53. "Simone Balaye, Mme de Stael," n.d. [F. 1] 54. "Soviet Women French Edition," 1990. [F. 2] 55. "Soviet Women German and French Reviews," 1990-2003. 56. "Summers," 2003. 57. "Sunday/Republican," 2005. 58. "Sunday Telegraph Magazine," 2005. 59. "Tatiana Hats," 1950-1991. 60. "THEM Reviews," 2005. [F. 3] 61. "Time," 2005. 62. "Vanity Fair," 2005. [F. 4] 63. "W Magazine," 2005. 64. "Washington Monthly," 2005. 65. "Washington Post," 2005. 66. "Women and Fashion," 1996-2001. 67. "Writings for Barnard newspaper Francine college years," 1950- 1959. 68. Re: THEM: A MEMOIR OF PARENTS book reviews, 2005. 69. Re: COEUR VAGABOND, 1928-1942. [F. 5] B. Reviews. 1. By others. a. Re: FG's work, approx. 45 reviews, 1952-2012. [F. 6-7] 2. ByFdPG. a. 14 articles, 1971-2007. C. Articles. 1. By others. a. By Alexander and Tatiana Liberman, 6 articles, 1960- 1999. [F. 8] b. By Cleve Gray, 3 articles, 1999-2007. c. By FdPG's life, approx. 10 articles, 1952-2012. d. By Luke Gray, 1 article, 1996. e. By Thad Gray, 2 articles, 1976-1977. f. General, 1963-2010. [F. 9] 2. By FG, approx. 40 articles, 1959-1996. [F. 10-11] D. Article proof, n.d. [F. 12] E. Speech by FG, 1977. F. 5 booklets, n.d. G. DIVINE DISOBEDIENCE, book cover, n.d. H. Flyer, 2012. I. Newsletter, 2007. J. 4 pamphlets, 1977-2003. K. Photocopy Re: FG's high school yearbook, "Guerilla Girls," Judaism, and chapter from LOVERS AND TYRANTS, approx. 75 pp., 1948-1967; includes holograph notes.

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 7 of 14 DV. "Shakespeare," n.d. DW. "Smith Hegel," n.d. DX. "Smith lecture," n.d. DY. "Smith Notes II," n.d. DZ. "Smith/Clan Notes," n.d. EA. "Tangiers [?]," n.d. EB. "Times Notes," n.d. EC. Re: travel and expenses, n.d. ED. Untitled, 1985. EE. Untitled, 1985. EF. Untitled, n.d. EG. Re: short stories, n.d. EH. Untitled, n.d. El. Re: drafts of letters, n.d. EJ. Re: story draft re: cancer, n.d. EK. Re: notes to others, n.d. EL. Re: autobiographical notes, n.d. EM. Re: scheduling, n.d. EN. Re: daily routine, n.d. EO. Re: classes, n.d. EP. Untitled, n.d. EQ. Untitled, n.d. ER. Untitled, n.d.

VII. Photographs. Pkg.3 A. "Penn Wedding Portraits," file, 30 black and white prints, n.d. Pkg.4 B. Wedding portraits, 13 black and white, n.d. C. Portraits, 13 black and white, n.d. D. Family/group portrait, 1 black and white, n.d. E. Portraits ofFG, 4 black and white, n.d. F. Portraits ofFG's parents, 4 color, 3 black and white, n.d. G. Headshots, 23 black and white, n.d. H. Personal. 1. Files. Box66 a. "1940's," 28 black and white prints, 2 color prints, 1942- 1949. [F. 1] b. "1950's," 10 black and white prints, n.d. [F. 2] C. "1960's," 23 black and white prints, 2 color prints, n.d. [Env. 1] d. "Alex's Parents," 58 black and white prints, 1 black-and- white contact sheet, n.d.; includes subfile. [Env. 2] e. "At Christian Dior's, First Photos: Sands Point 1941," 92 black and white prints, 1941. [Env. 3] f. "Baboushka - Family Portrait - Alexis - Alexandre - Sandra B-Vera," 1 black and white print, n.d.; includes subfile. [Env. 4]

Gray, Francine du Plessix (8/28/14, 10/28/14) Page 11 of 14 7. "Francine du Plessix Gray CNN Night Watch 1990 Soviet Women," n.d. 8. "Francine du Plessix Gray Interview CBS Night Watch 3/29/90, Soviet Women Duplicate," 1990. 9. "Francine/French TV," n.d.; includes correspondence. 10. "Francine Gray/CNBC Consumer News, Soviet Women," n.d. 11. "Francine Gray/NBC Today Soviet Women," n.d. 12. "Francine Gray NBC Today Soviet Women (cued to clip)," n.d. 13. "Iacovleff," n.d. 14. "Iacovleff Russian Format," n.d. 15. "New York Newsday Fall Book and Author," n.d. 16. "'Soviet Women' Francine du Plessix Gray Interview," n.d.

XL Memorabilia. A. Juvenilia. Box 68 1. "The Ring of the Nibelong," n.d. 2. "English Compositions," 1942. 3. "The Spence School- Upper School Report," 1944. 4. Barnard Letter to Gray, 1986. B. Diplomas. 1. The Spence School, 1948. 2. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Society Fellow, 2004. 3. Oberlin College, Doctor of Literature (2), 1984. 4. The University of Hartford, Doctor of Letters, 1991. 5. Curatores Universitatis Columbiae, Baccalaureate in Arts, 1952. 6. Saint Mary's College, Doctor of Letters, 1989.

XII. Professional materials. A. General. 1. Re: City College ofNew York, 1975. [F. l]

XIII. Research Materials. A. Foreign language files. 1. 21 files, 1927-1972. [F. 2-3]

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