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Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center 1 Fiedler, Leslie 6/23/03 Preliminary Listing

I Correspondence. Note: Unless specifically indicated otherwise, nearly every topic of correspondence contains ALS and/or TLS letters written to Fiedler and CTL duplicates of Fiedler=s responses. In the 1990's, Fiedler=s office began writing letters on computer and then kept TL copies of each letter sent out. Organized by year, then by subject within each year. [Also see Box 44.]

Professional Correspondence (General).

Box 1 A. No year / no date. [F. 1] 1. “Accent magazine,” letters to LF. a. TLS, Feb. 19, no year. b. TLS, Oct. 19, no year. c . ALS, n.d. 2. “Anderson, Quentin,” TLS to LF, n.d. 3. “Signet Society,” TLS to LF, Nov. 19, no year. B. 1940s. 1. “Furioso magazine,” re: LF poems, 4 TLS, ANS to LF, 1947. [F. 2] 2. “Hudson Review,” re: rejected story, TLS to LF, May 7, 1948. 3. “Smith, G. H.,” TLS to LF, Nov. 23, 1948. 4. “The Tiger=s Eye,” re: submissions, 1948. a. 5 ALS to LF. b. 2 TLS to LF. 5. “ViVa Editions,” re: poems submitted, 1946-1947. 6. “Western Review,” 1947-1950, 1965. 7. “The New Leader magazine,” 1948-1961. [F. 3] 8. “The New Yorker,” 1949-1950. [F. 4] 9. 3 TLS to LF. 10. Printed notes and comments. 11. “The Pacific Spectator magazine,” re: articles, 1949, 1955-1956. 12. “Quarterly Review of Literature,” 2 ALS to LF, 1947, 1950. 13. “Russell and Volkening, Inc.,” re: story submissions, 2 TLS to LF, Nov. 1948. 14. “Partisan Review,” re: articles, 1947-1972; includes many TLS to William Phillips. [F. 5] C. 1950s. 1. “Beacon Press,” re: lectures, 1958. [F. 6] 2. “Broadbeck, Arthur J.,” re: LF’s essay “Voting and Voting Studies,” contributed to AMERICAN VOTING BEHAVIOR, edited by Broadbeck; 1956-1959. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 1 of 102 2 3. “,” re: lectures, TLS to LF, 1956-1957. [F. 7] 4. “Congress on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences,” 1956- 1957. 5. “Congress Bi-Weekly, Jewish interest magazine,” re: contributing articles, 1951, 1953, 1965-1967. [F. 8] 6. “CONTEMPORARY LITERARY SCHOLARSHIP,” book edited by Lewis Leary; LF contributed essay “American Literature,” 1957. 7. “Crowell Co., publishers,” re: LF=s textbook THE ART OF THE ESSAY, 1958; includes letters re: royalty statements, mimeographed pages of reviews (1960s) and re: second printing (1970). [F. 9] 8. “Esquire Symposium,” 1958-1960. [F. 10] 9. “Theodore Herzl Institute,” re: lecture, 1956-1958. [F. 11] 10. “Houghton Mifflin Co., publishers,” re: “The Fear of Innocence,” 1950. 11. “Intercultural Publications, Inc.,” re: magazine articles, 1955-1956. 12. “Iowa University,” 1954, 1956. [F. 12] 13. “Italian Quarterly,” 2 TLS, ALS, CTL to LF, 1959-1961. 14. “Jewish Frontier magazine,” re: possible writing contributions, 1955. 15. “Jewish Matter,” misc. TLS and printed articles sent to LF, 1950- 1960. 16. “Journal of General Education,” TLS to LF, Mar. 25, 1953. [F. 13] 17. “Judaism, journal,” re: review of THE MASTER, 1951-1952, 1965. 18. “Kultura magazine,” re: publishing “The Middle Against Both Ends,” 1958. 19. “D.H. Lawrence Fellowship Fund,” re: suggestions, award recipient, 1958. 20. “Lectures,” 1959. 21. “Lecture series,” 1954-1956. [F. 14] 22. “Midstream,” Jewish quarterly review, re: contributions, 1956- 1960. 23. “Middlebury College,” re: lecture, 1957, 1969. [F. 15] 24. “Mills College,” re: lecture, 1951. 25. “Minnesota University,” re: teaching position, writing, 1947-1948, 1950, 1966. 26. “Modern Language Association of America (MLA),” 1950s-1960. [F. 16] 27. “Modern Humanities Research Association,” 1954-1956. [F. 17] 28. “Montana Opinion” magazine, TLS to LF, Oct. 21, 1957.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 2 of 102 3 29. “Montana State College,” re: lecture, 3 TLS to LF, 1955. 30. “National Institute of Arts and Letters,” re: honor for AN END TO INNOCENCE, 1957. 31. “New Directions,” re: books, 1957, 1959-1960, 1966. [F. 18] 32. “New York Post,” re: possible articles, Sep. 1958. 33. “New York Trip,” 1958. 34. “New York Trip (1963),” 1956-1969. [F. 19] 35. “New York University,” re: lectures, job offer, writing, 1957-1966. [F. 20] 36. “University of North Carolina,” re: lecture, 1959. 37. “Novel: THE GORGON=S HEAD,” re: publishing, 1951-1959. [F. 21] 38. “Off prints, editorial advice, etc.,” 1950s. [F. 22] 39. “The Pen magazine,” 3 TLS to LF, 1956. [F. 23] 40. “Penn State University,” re: lecture, 1957-1961. 41. “Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis,” re: lecture and printing talk, 1956. 42. “Sidney Phillips,” re: Criterion Books, 1956-1957. 43. “Prairie Schooner magazine,” re: writing contributions, 1958-1963. [F. 24] 44. “Pratt Institute,” re: lectures, 1957-1966. 45. “Princeton University,” re: teaching (1956-1957 term), writing, purchasing papers, 1955-1969. 46. “Problems of American Studies Association,” 1955. [F. 25] 47. “Radio - KPFA (FM), California,” re: Esquire program, 1959- 1961. 48. “Readers= Subscription, Inc., magazine,” re: writing contributions, 1957-1961. 49. “The Reconstructionist,” re: reviews by LF for magazine, 1957- 1958. 50. “Reed College,” re: lectures, student recommendations, 1951-1970. [F. 26] 51. “The Reporter magazine,” re: LF book review titled “If You Can=t Say It, You Don=t Know It,” 1956-1960; includes MS by LF, TS, 5 p. 52. “Reprints of stories, articles, etc. (misc. publications),” 1964-1968. 53. “Recommendation letter requests to LF,” 1950s. 54. “Requests to look at articles, etc.,” 1958-1963. [F. 27] 55. “Requests for off-prints,” 1957-1962. 56. “Requests for this and that,” 1964-1965. 57. “Requests to speak sent to LF,” 1958-1963. 58. “Requests for articles and reviews (mostly turned down),” 1956- 1957. [F. 28] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 3 of 102 4 59. “Requests for comments on manuscripts,” 1958-1960s. 60. “Response to articles,” 1956-1957. [F. 29] 61. “Rinehart and Co., publishers,” re: books, including Mark Twain=s PUDD=NHEAD WILSON, 1954-1963. 62. “University of Rochester (New York),” re: lectures, 1956-1970. 63. “School of Letters: Indiana University” [LF was named a Fellow], 1953-1958, 1972. [F. 30] 64. “Sewanee Review,”1947, 1951; includes 2 rejection slips (ANS) to LF. 65. “Speaking invitations - out of state,” 1950s. [F. 31] 66. “Stanford University Press,” re: LF contributing essay to LEAVES OF GRASS - 100 YEARS AFTER, 1955. [F. 32] 67. “Student League for Industrial Democracy,” re: conference, 1958. 68. “Tamiment Institute,” re: lectures, 1956-1957. 69. “St. Martin=s Press,” 1956-1960. [F. 33] 70. “St. John=s College – Annapolis,” re: lectures, 6 TLS to LF, 1956. [F. 34] 71. “Television (CBS),” re: “The Seven Lively Arts,” 1957; includes 3 TLS from Keith Botsford. [F. 35] 72. “Time, Inc.,” re: questionnaire, reviews, editorship offer to LF, 1956-1959. 73. “Wabash trip,” re: college lecture, 1959. 74. “Western Printing and Lithographing,” 3 TLS to LF, 1957-1958. 75. “Wesleyan University,” re: writing lectures, 1957-1975. [F. 36] 76. “Whitman,” re: Walt Whitman books and scholarship, 1953-1959, 1970. [F. 37] 77. “Whitney-Fulbright Seminar,” 2 typed lists of participants, 1956. D. 1960's. Box 2 1. “Arlene Francis,” re: “Arlene Francis at Sardi=s” transcript, 1963. [F. 1] 2. “Atlantic Studies Center, Freiburg, Germany,” re: lecture, 1968. 3. “University of British Colombia,” re: Jewish Book Month lecture,1963. 4. “Canadian Broadcasting Co. (CBC),” re: appearance on radio program, 1959-1970. [F. 2] 5. “Jonathan Cape,” British publishers, 1966-1982. [F. 3] 6. “University of Chicago,” re: lectures, 3 TLS to LF, 1964, 1965, 1970. [F. 4] 7. “City College of New York,” re: lectures, 1964-1970. 8. “Claremont Colleges,” re: lectures, 1965-1966, 1969. [F. 5] 9. “Colgate University,” 1960-1964. 10. “Colorado College,” re: lectures, 1961-1962, 1965, 1967-1968. [F. 6] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 4 of 102 5 11. “University of Colorado,” re: Conference on World Affairs, 1961- 1972. 12. “Colorado Women=s College - California trip,” re: lecture, 1961- 1967. [F. 7] 13. “Columbia Lecture Bureau,” re: spending agreements, 1968-1969. [F. 8] 14. “,” 1967-1970. [F. 9] 15. “Columbus, Ohio,” re: Jewish Center lecture, 1966-1967. 16. “Conception of Man,” book project edited by Arthur Burton; LF contributed an essay, 1961-1962. [F. 10] 17. “Conference on Contemporary Cultural Studies,” 1969. [F. 11] 18. “Conference on the Idea of the Future,” 1965; includes TLS from William Phillips to LF, May 13, 1965. [F. 12] 19. “Conference on World Affairs: University of Colorado,” 1963. 20. “Congress for Cultural Freedom: Paris,” 1966-1967. 21. “Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association,” 1963-1964. [F. 13] 22. “University of Connecticut.” a. Re: job offer, 2 TLS to LF, Oct. 1949. b. Lectures, 1965-1970. 23. “Contact,” journal of writing, re: contributions, 1958, 1960. [F. 14] 24. “Cornell University,” re: lectures and Pavese translation consulting, 1967-1970. 25. “Crowell Co. Publishing,” re: THE ART OF THE ESSAY, by LF, 1963-1970. [F. 15] a. Royalty statements. b. Second Printing. 26. “Dijon University, France: Congress of English Professors,” 1968. [F. 16] 27. “Dell Publishing, Co.,” re: CRITICAL ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE, compiled by LF, 1961-1968. [F. 17] 28. “DePauw University,” re: article on “The Arts” for Contemporary Civilization publication, 1969. [F. 18] 29. “Delta Book Contest, Dell Publishing” [LF was a judge; DRIVE, HE SAID chosen as winner], 1962-1964. 30. “Doubleday and Co.,” re: books sent to LF, 1968-1972. 31. “Drew University,” 1961, 1967, 1969. 32. “Encounter magazine,” re: articles, 1959-1968. [F. 19] a. TLS to LF. b. CTL from LF. c. “Caliban of Hamlet” page proof of essay by LF. d. Letters from readers to editor.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 5 of 102 6 33. “Encyclopedia Judaica Research Foundation,” 1964-1966, 1971. [F. 20] 34. “English Institute,” 1963-1970. [F. 21] 35. “Frye and Spottswoode,” publishers, re: NO! IN THUNDER, by LF, 1962-1963. 36. “Franklin and Marshall College,” re: lecture, 1964-1968. 37. “Friedrich, Otto,” re: The Saturday Evening Post column; includes CTL from LF, Mar. 12, 1964. 38. “Fredonia State University,” re: lecture, 1965. [F. 22] 39. “Fresno State College,” re: firing of Robert Mezey, 1968. 40. “Fulbright Grant to Greece,” 1959-1961. 41. “Geneseo College,” re: seminar, 1964, 1971. [F. 23] 42. “Genesis West,” magazine, 1964. 43. “Great Falls Trip,” re: TV appearance and Press Club address, 1963. 44. “Greek Review,” re: writing and Fulbright Fellowship, 1962-1968. [F. 24] 45. “Grove Press,” re: publishing, 1959-1966. 46. “The Guardian,” re: reviews by LF, 1967-1968, 1970. 47. “Harcourt, Brace and Co.,” re: publishing, essays. 1957, 1960s, 1971. [F. 25] 48. “Harper College,” re: lectures, 1964-1965. [F. 26] 49. “Harvard University,” re: lectures, writing, 1966-1970. 50. “Health, Education, Welfare Department,” TLS to LF, Nov. 25, 1968. 51. “D. C. Heath and Co.,” re: reprinting “The New Mutants,” essay by LF, 1969. 52. “Gates of Zion,” re: publishing article, 1951-1952. [F. 27] 53. “Grinnell College,” re: conference, TLS to LF, Feb. 16, 1950. 54. “Hebrew University (Jerusalem),” 1950-1957, 1960-1970. 55. “Theodore Herzl Institute,” 1964-1965. 56. “Hill and Wong, Inc.,” re: article reprinting “Duplicitous Mark Twain,” 1967. 57. “Holy Blossom Temple,” re: lecture, 1966-1967. [F. 28] 58. “Houghton Mifflin Co.,” 1961-1969. a. “The Breakthrough.” b. Pamela, “On Being Busted at Fifty.” 59. “Houghton University,” re: writing, 1957, 1962. 60. “Idaho State College,” re: lecture, 1960-1963. 61. “Illinois State University at Urbana Champaign,” re: lecture, 1967- 1969. [F. 29] 62. “Independent School of Buffalo,” printed material re: program hosted by LF, 1968. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 6 of 102 7 63. “Indiana University,” re: lecture, reviews, 1961-1967. 64. “International Writers Conference,” 2 TLS to LF, 1967. 65. “Jarrell Book,” re: writing contribution on Randall Jarrell,1966. [F. 30] 66. “Jewish Center of Buffalo,” re: conference, 1965-1975. 67. “Jewish Center Lecture Bureau,” re: lecture, 1964-1966. 68. “Jewish Federation of Palm Beach,” re: lecture, 1966-1967. 69. “Jewish Museum,” 6 TLS to LF, 1965. [F. 31] 70. “Jewish Newsletter,” re: articles of interest to LF, 1958-1961. 71. “James Joyce Symposium,” re: lecture, 1968-1971. 72. “Kansas State University,” re: lectures, 1967-1968. 73. “University of Karachi, Pakistan,” re: article, May-June, 1969. [F. 32] 74. “Keele University,” re: possible lecture, 1967-1968. 75. “Kenyon Review,” re: publication, 1963-1968. 76. “Kiepenheuer and Witsch,” re: German publication “The Second Stone,” 1963. 77. “Timothy Leary Defense Fund,” TLS to LF with printed material, Mar. 24, 1966. 78. “Leicester University,” re: lecture, 1967-1968. [F. 33] 79. “Leiden University,” re: lecture, 1968. 80. “Lemar,” re: marijuana legalization, 1968-1969. 81. “Library Journal,” TLS to LF, Aug. 24, 1967. 82. “Lincoln University,” re: American icons, Mar. 1969. 83. “Lippincott, Co.,” re: PULL DOWN VANITY by LF,1961-1963. [F. 34] 84. “The Listener,” magazine, 3 TLS to LF, 1967-1968. 85. “Literature in Society,” symposium, 1966-1967. [F. 35] a. Correspondence to and from LF. b. Printed programs, 1967. [F. 36] c. Holograph notes. d. TS notes. 86. “Little, Brown and Co.,” re: reprinting “The New Mutants,” 1969. [F. 37] 87. “LOM Associates, Ltd.,” re: “Taking the Sun in the 20th Century,” 1968. 88. “London University College,” re: lecture, 1967. 89. “Long Island University,” re: lecture and criticism, 1965-1966, 1967-1972. 90. “Looking Glass Library,” re: LF edition, Rainy Day Book, 1959-1962. 91. “Los Angeles State College,” re: offer of teaching position, 1959- 1963. [F. 38] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 7 of 102 8 92. “McMaster University,” re: lecture, 1964. [F. 39] 93. “Mademoiselle” magazine, re: printing lectures, 1956, 1965, 1967. 94. “Manchester Guardian,” re: writing, 1962-1963. 95. “Marian College,” re: lecture, 1965-1967. 96. “Massachusetts Review,” magazine, 1960-1965, 1972. [F. 40] 97. “Meridian Books, Inc.,” re: publishing, 1960-1962. 98. “Midcentury Authors” publication, re: article, 1965-1966. 99. “MidCentury Book Society,” re: publications, 1960-1963. [F. 41] 100. “Missoula County High School,” re: lecture, TLS to LF, Sep. 16, 1963. 101. “The Missoulian” (newspaper), re: editorial, 1962. 102. “Modern Language Association (MLA),” various TLS, ALS, printed items sent to LF and CTL replies from LF, re: conferences, teaching residencies, etc. a. 1960. [F. 42] b. 1962. [F. 43] c. 1964. [F. 44] d. 1964 - residence at University of Michigan. [F. 45] Box 3 e . 1965. [F. 1] f. 1966. [F. 2] g. 1968. [F. 3] h. 1969. [F. 4] 103. “Montana State University.” [F. 5] a. Re: LF=s resignation, 1965. b. Re: writing, 1959-1966. c. Re: contract, LF=s teaching position and leaving, 1963- 1965. 104. “Montreal trip,” 1960-1961, 1966. [F. 6] 105. “Mt. Angel College,” re: symposium. 1964. [F. 7] 106. “Movies and Theater re: NUDE CROQUET,” 1960-1961. [F. 8] 107. “Munich Radio,” 1962-1963. 108. “Mutiny Press,” re: publishing poems, 1961-1965. [F. 9] 109. “Nassau Community College,” re: lecture, 1965. 110. “The Nation,” re: possible writing contributions, 1964-1965. 111. “National Book Awards,” 1960. 112. “National Book Awards,” 1956-1957, 1970, 1972. [F. 10] 113. “National Council of Teachers of English.” a. Re: talk at council, 1962. b. San Francisco conference, 1963, 1968. [F. 11] 114. “National Student Association,” re: drugs, 1965-1967. [F. 12] 115. “Montana State University,” 1965. [F. 13] 116. “National Institute of Arts and Letters,” re: honor for AN END OF INNOCENCE, 1957. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 8 of 102 9 117. “New American Library,” re: writing, 1962-1967. [F. 14] 118. “Newark College of Engineering,” re: award luncheon, 1965. 119. “New Jersey Library Association,” re: lecture. [F. 15] a. 5 TLS to LF, 1965. b. Tercentennary Commission, 1961. 1) 3 TLS to LF. 2) 2 CTL from LF. 3) Holograph MS draft, “Memories of Newark.” 4) 4 p. CTS draft of “Memories of Newark.” 120. “New Mexico University,” 1967-1969. 121. “New Paltz College,” re: position offer 1962; lecture, 1965. 122. “The New School,” re: lecture, 1965, 1969. [F. 16] 123. “The New Statesman,” re: writing, 1963-1967. 124. “New York Herald Tribune,” re: writing, 1964-1970. [F. 17] 125. “New York Joint Legislation Committee of Protection of Children,” 1969. 126. “New York Life Insurance,” re: possible lawsuit by LF, 1967. 127. “New York Review of Books,” re: printing article, 1967-1969, 1971. 128. “New York English Council Conference,” re: panel appearance, 1965. 129. “New York University - Holland=s Conference (Norms in the Definition of the National Interest),” 1968-1970. [F. 18] 130. “Night Call,” radio show, 1969. 131. “Northeastern University,” re: reprinting “The New Mutants,” 1969. 132. “Northern Illinois University,” re: writing, 1967. 133. “Northwestern University, re: lectures,” 1965, 1967. 134. “Northeastern University Press,” re: lectures, writing and books, 1959, 1964-1971. [F. 19] 135. “Notes (1964),” re: conference. 136. “Ohio Library,” re: lecture, 1965. [F. 20] 137. “Ohio State University,” re: lecture, 1964. 138. “Ohio Wesleyan University,” re: lecture, 1961. 139. “Omaha University,” re: lecture and student recommendations, 1966-1968. [F. 21] 140. “Oregon State University,” re: lecture, story reprinting, 1964, 1972. 141. “Oregon University,” re: lecture and reprinting, 1967-1968, 1972. 142. “ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training),” re: lecture, 1968. 143. “Pageant,” magazine, re: Merv Griffin TV interview, 1966. [F. 22] a. Letters to and from LF. b. Interview transcript. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 9 of 102 10 144. “P.E.N.” (writers association), re: meetings, lectures, 1965-1969. 145. “Pocket Books, Inc.,” re: Shakespeare introduction, 1954, 1964. [F. 23] 146. “Poetry,” re: LF contributions and poems, 1958-1966. 147. “Poetry Center,” re: lectures, 1964-1969. 148. “Poetry Collection,” re: CHILD=S PLAY, collection of poems, 1963. [F. 24] 149. “Preservation,” re: storage of LF=s papers, 1969. 150. “Porrier, Richard,” re: conference in Birmingham, 1969. 151. “Praz, Mario Festschrift,” re: essay contributed for Praz=s 70th birthday tribute, 1964-1966. 152. “Preuves,” re: writing contribution, Aug.-Sep. 1962. [F. 25] 153. “Princeton: American Studies,” re: lectures. 1966, 1968. 154. “Psychoanalytic Review,” re: contribution, Aug. 1966. 155. “Public Broadcast,” July and October 1967. 156. “Purdue University,” re: job offer; reprinting; lecture, 1964-1967. [F. 26] 157. “Putnam, G. P. and Sons,” re: publishing, 1951, 1963-1966. 158. “Radio Eireann (Dublin),” re: interviews, 1969, 1972. 159. “Radix,” re: magazine, TLS and card, Mar. 30, 1965. [F. 27] 160. “Rajshahi University,” re: Haque papers,” CTL from LF, Aug. 22, 1966. 161. “Recommendation letters,” 1960-1964. 162. “Requests for Advice,” 1960-64. [F. 28] 163. “Rice University,” re: visit and reading, 1966. 164. “Samuel Richardson book,” 1961-1964. [F. 29] 165. “Riddle of Shakespeare=s Sonnets,” re: essay for book, 1960-1964; includes TLS to LF, many from Irving Kristol. 166. “Rockland Community College,” re: lecture, 1968-1969. [F. 30] 167. “The Running Man,” literary magazine, re: contributions, 1967- 1969. 168. “Rutledge Books,” re: stories, Dec. 1968. 169. “St. Martin=s Press,” 1961-1971. [F. 31] 170. “St. Elizabeth College,” re: lecture, Mar.- Apr. 1966. [F. 32] 171. “St. John Fisher College,” re: articles, invitation, 1966, 1969. 172. “Sacramento State College,” 1966-1967. 173. “San Francisco State College,” re: job offer, 1963-1964. 174. “San Francisco trip,” re: National Fellowship Conference, 1960- 1961. 175. “School is Out,” copy of contract from Stein and Day, Inc., Sep. 30, 1966. [F. 33] 176. “School of Irish Studies,” TLS to LF,” Oct. 28, 1969.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 10 of 102 11 177. “Science Fiction Anthology,” 1960, includes: a. TLS to LF from Irving Kristol, Sep. 20, 1960. b. Carbon copy of agreement with Kingsley Amis, Sep. 30, 1960. 178. “Sequoia,” TLS to LF,” Dec. 8, 1961. 179. “Editions de Seuil,” 1969-1971. 180. “Shenandoah,” re: writing contributions,1962-1972. 181. “Show Business Illustrated,” magazine, 1961-1962; includes: a. Letters to and from LF. b. Telegram from critic Richard Schickel. 182. “Sino-American Conference,” 1960. [F. 34] 183. “Sir George Williams University,” re: conference, 1964-1968. 184. “Sound Seminars,” re: tape recording, 1969. 185. “Southern Illinois University Press,” re: books by others; LF royalties, 1968-1969, 1971. Box 4 186. “Stein and Day.” [F. 1] a. 1965-1968. 1) “The Last Jew in America.” 2) “The Return of the Vanished American.” b. 1969-1970. [F. 2] 1) BEING BUSTED. 2) AN END TO INNOCENCE. 3) NUDE CROQUET. 187. “Stephens College,” re: lecture, 1964-1965. [F. 3] 188. “Stiehm, Lothar,” 1968-1969. 189. “Studies in Contemporary Literature,” re: writing, 1961-1963. 190. “The Sunday Times (London),” re: recorded literary discussion, 1967-1968, 1978. 191. “Sussex University,” re: teaching visit, writing; 1967-1969. [F. 4] 192. “Symposium on Literary and Social Sciences,” re: lecture, TLS to LF, June 1, 1965. 193. “Syracuse University.” [F. 5] a. Re: teaching position, 1959. b. Re: round table, 1969. 194. “Temple Sinai (Buffalo),” re: lecture, 1965. 195. “Temple University,” re: lecture, 1968-1972. 196. “Texas Lecture Trip,” 1962-1963, 1966; includes letters to and from LF, 1 from Roger Shattuck. [F. 6] 198. “Texas University,” re: reprinting NO! IN THUNDER; recommendation, 1969-1970. 199. “Toledo University,” re: seminar, TLS to LF, Jan. 14, 1969. 200. “Toronto University,” 1966-1967.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 11 of 102 12 201. “Transatlantic Review,” re: published poems, 1960-1961. [F. 7] 202. “Transition,” re: poetry article, 1964. 203. “Translations,” 1959-1960. 204. “Trenton State College,” re: lecture, 1969-1970. 205. “Tuskegee Institute,” re: position offered to LF, 1964-1965. 206. “Union College,” re: lecture, 1966. 207. “Utrecht University,” re: Literary and American Studies, 1966- 1969. [F. 8] 208. “Theatre de la Commune,” TLS to LF, 1971. [F. 9] 209. “University College – Dublin,” 1970. 210. “Venture,” re: contribution, 1960-1961. 211. “Verlag, S. Fischer (Herta Mettman),” 1969. 212. “Victoria College,” 1965. 213. “Vermont Summer School,” 1960-1966. [F. 10] 214. “U.S. Information Agency,” re: Kenyon Review, 1969. [F. 11] 215. “Victoria University,” 1962-1970. 216. “Viewpoint,” re: TV appearance, TLS to LF, July 18, 1966. 217. “Virginia Trip,” 1964. [F. 12] 218. “Wadsworth Publishing,” re: reprinting articles, 1967, 1969.[F. 13] 219. “Wagner,” literary magazine, 1964-1965. 220. “Warwick University,” re: reprinting articles and letters, 1967- 1968. 221. “Washington University,” re: reading, 1966. 222. “Weekend Telegraph (London),” re: article contribution, 1967. 223. “Weidenfeld and Nelson,” re: review, 1968. 224. “Wemyss Foundation,” 1969. [F. 14] 225. “Western American Literature,” re: lectures and publication, 1967, 1972. 226. “Western Washington State College,” re: lectures, recommendations, 1965-1966. 227. “WFMT magazine,” re: articles, 1961-1962. [F. 15] 228. “Whitworth College,” re: speaking, 1962-1963. 229. “Williams trip,” re: lecture, 1960. 230. “Wimbledon School of Art,” 2 TLS to LF, 1968. [F. 16] 231. “Wisconsin University,” re: writing, lecture, 1946, 1954, 1960s. 232. “World Bank,” re: contribution, 1960-1961. 233. “Yale University,” re: writing, 1964-1971. [F. 17] 234. “Young Set,” TV show, 1965. [F. 18] 235. “YWHA of Essex County,” 1966-1968. 236. “Zeitgeist,” re: lectures, 1966-1967. F. 1970s. 1. “Colgate University,” 1971-1973. [F. 19]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 12 of 102 13 2. “Guggenheim Memorial Foundation,” 1970-1971. [F. 20] 3. “Hawaii,” re: lectures, 1973-1975. [F. 21] 4. “Indiana University,” re: lectures, 1972-1975. [F. 22] 5. “Indiana State University,” re: lecture, 1971-1972. 6. “International Congress of Learned Societies,” 1972. 7. “Editions de Seuil,” 1971. 8. “Sheffield University,” 1971. 9. “James Joyce - Trieste seminar,” 1970-1971. [F. 23] 10. “James Joyce International,” 1974-1975. [F. 24] 11. “Lipsitz, Green, Ferringer, Esquires,” re: court proceedings, 1972. [F. 25] 12. “Wales, University College of,” 1970. [F. 26] 13. “Wyoming University,” re: books and lectures, 1965, 1970-1971. 14. “Modern Language Association (MLA),” various TLS, ALS, printed items sent to LF and CTL, replies from LF pertaining to conferences, teaching residencies, etc. a. 1971. [F. 27] b. 1975. [F. 28] c. 1976. [F. 29] 15. “National Book Committee” [LF was judge], 1972-1973. [F. 30] 16. “Nice University (France),” re: conference, 1971. [F. 31] 17. “Normondale State Jr. College,” re: lecture, 1970. 18. “Ohio University,” re: lectures, 1972. 19. “Piedmont Univeristy Center,” re: lecture, 1971. 20. “Pennsylvania University,” re: lecture, 1969. [F. 32] 21. “Radio Free Europe,” 1976. 22. “Right-A-Wrong, Edward Arrow,” re: pot law repeal, 1970. [F. 33] 23. “Ryerson, Press,” re: reprinting, Aug. 1970. 24. “St. James Press,” re: writing offer, 1970-1972. 25. “St. John=s College - Santa Fe,” Oct. 1969 - Jan. 1970. 26. “Southern Florida University,” re: job offer, lecture residence, 1967, 1968, 1972. [F. 34] 27. “Southern California University,” re: job offer, lecture, 1968-1972. [F. 35] 28. “Stein and Day publishers.” a. LF collected essays and others, 1970-1972. [F. 36] b. LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL reprinting, 1973-1974. [F. 37] 29. “The Sunday Times (London),” re: Howard Hughes, 1971-1972. [F. 38] 30. “Sussex Tapes,” re: recorded literary discussions, 1972. 31. “Texas Christian University,” re: student, 1970.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 13 of 102 14 F. “Empire State Youth Theater,” 1987-1990. [F. 39]

Correspondence with Universities, Publishers, Etc. [Also see Box 44.]

G. 1960s and earlier. Box 5 1. “Alaska University,” re: lecture, recommendation, 1968-1979. [F. 1] 2. “Alberta, Univ. of,” 1963-1979. 3. “American Association of University Professors,” re: Civil Rights project, [F. 2] 4. “ACLU,” 1961, 1977. 5. “American Council of Learned Societies,” 1959-1962. 6. “American Judaism,” magazine, re: LF=s column, 1965, 1967. [F. 3] 7. “American Quarterly,” re: articles, 1949-1960. 8. “Avon Books,” re: books, 1964-1973. 9. “Ball State University,” re: lectures and writing, 1966-1967, 1971- 1972, 1977. [F. 4] 10. “Basic Books Inc.,” re: books and royalties, 1960-1966; includes letters to and from LF by Irving Kristol and Kinglsey Amis (TL). 11. “Beacon Press,” re: AN END TO INNOCENCE; NO! IN THUNDER, 1969. 12. “Biddeford (St. Francis College),” re: symposium. 1963-1964. [F. 5] 13. “Birmingham University (England),” re: visit; books, 1967-1969, 1973. 14. “B=Nai B=Rith,” re: speaking; writing, 1960-1969. 15. “Brandeis University,” re: visit, job inquiry, 1948, 1950, 1964- 1966. [F. 6] 16. “BBC,” 1966-1967. 17. “Braziller, George, Inc.,” re: magazines, 1958-1959. 18. “Bucknell University,” re: paper, lecture, 1966, 1973. 19. “University of California – Irvine,” re: articles; lecture, 1967-1973. [F. 7] 20. “Cambridge,” re: visits, 1967-1968. 21. “Carleton College,” re: visiting professor positions, 1964-1965, 1972. 22. “Chicago Review,” re: radio discussion; writing and reviews, 1959-1960. [F. 8] 23. “Child Welfare League of America,” re: lecture, 1956-1957. 24. “Chilton Books,” re: book mailed to LF, Mar. 21- Apr. 3, 1967. 25. “College Center of the Finger Lakes,” re: lecture, 1965-1968.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 14 of 102 15 26. “Commentary magazine (1932),” re: contributions; readings, 1947-2000. [F. 9] 27. “Courtland College,” re: invitations, 1965-1966, 1976. [F. 10] 28. “Council of Churches,” re: council participation, 1966, 1969, 1972. 29. “Democratic Party,” re: LF as panelist, 1966. 30. “Dial Press Inc.,” re: book suggestions; publication offers, 1953- 1982. 31. “Esquire magazine,” re: publishing LF essays, articles, reviews, 1957-1970s. [F. 11] 32. “Fulbright Foundation,” re: scholarships, 1955-1994. [F. 12] 33. “Ford Foundation,” re: grants for artists, 1963-1975. [F. 13] 34. “Georgetown University,” re: conference, 1960-1961. [F. 14] 35. “Harper=s Bazaar magazine,” re: articles and reviews, 1947-1948, 1972. 36. “Harper=s Magazine,” re: articles, reviews, 1958-1983. 37. “Hull University,” re: lectures, 1967-1973. 38. “The Humanist magazine,” re: articles, conferences, 1967-1983. 39. “University of Kent at Canterbury,” re: invitations, 1967-1970. [F. 15] 40. “Knopf, Alfred A. Inc.,” re: stories and books by LF and others, 1955-1988; includes letters to LF from Robert Gottlieb and others. 41. “Louisiana State University,” re: books, invitation, 1967-1969, 1980s. 42. “McGill University,” re: visit, misc., 1960s-1970, 1982. [F. 16] 43. “McGraw-Hill Inc.,” re: books, 1966-1977. 44. “Manitoba University,” re: magazine, visit, 1966-1974. 45. “Michigan State University,” re: conferences, 1965-1974. [F. 17] 46. “Mon Faust” [play in which LF played part of Faust], 1967; includes: a. Copy of play program. b. Printed review. c. ALS to LF. 47. “Montana State University.” [F. 18] a. Mostly personal letters from LF=s colleagues and secretary, written during period when LF spent term away from MSU; includes letters re: college personnel, academic recommendations, requests to and from LF, 1956-1958. b. Student letters re: recommendations; questions; friends, 1950s-1960s. [F. 19] 48. “National Jewish Welfare Board,” re: lectures; invitations, 1965- 1975. [F. 20] 49. “Niagara Falls Gazette,” re: invitation, 1969.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 15 of 102 16 50. “Niagara University,” re: invitation, 1966, 1978. 51. “Oedipus Rex,” re: narration for Buffalo Philharmonic performance, 1966. a. TLS to LF. b. Printed material. 52. “Partisan Review,” re: LF writing, 1948-1984; includes: a. Letters to and form LF, including 4 TLS from William Phillips. b. Humorous poem by unknown writer about Robert Frost, TS, Mar. 14, 1948. 53. “Playboy magazine,” re: articles submitted by LF for publication, 1960-1971; includes: [F. 21] a. Letters to and from LF. b. Tearsheets of LF article “The Literati of the Four-Letter Word,” 10 copies, 1961. 54. “Prentice Hall Inc.,” re: publishing inquiries; book judgments, 1967-1970. [F. 22] 55. “Princeton-Gruppe 47,” re: conference; essay, 1966-1969, 1997. 56. “Princeton University Press,” re: publishing inquiries for LF=s work, 1960-1984. 57. “Ramparts - Catholic magazine,” re: LF contributions, 1962-1969. 58. “Rockefeller Foundation,” re: education; scholarships, 1951-1976. [F. 23] 59. “Rutgers University.” a. Lectures; job recommendations, 1965-1990. b. “Rutgers University Press,” re: publishing, 1986. 60. “St. Mary=s College,” re: visit, 1968-1972. 61. “Times Literary Supplement (London),” re: responses to LF article, with TLS to LF, including letters from Parker Tyler and Allan Pryce-Jones, 1960. [F. 24] 62. “University of Utah,” re: writers conference, 1956. 63. “Viking Press,” re: rejection notice (1949); recommendations of other people=s books to LF, 1960s-1984. 64. “University of Washington – Seattle,” re: misc., with letters to and from LF, including a notable apology letter to LF; 1950, 1964, 1966. 65. “WBEN,” re: radio appearance, 2 release forms, 1967. 66. “WBFO,” re: radio appearance, 1966-1967. 67. “Western Reserve University,” re: visit; article reviews, 1964, 1966, 1992. 68. “Williamsburg (Colonial),” 2 TLS to LF, 1967. [F. 25]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 16 of 102 17 Box 6 H. 1970s. 1. “Allegheny College,” re: lecture, 1970-1977. [F. 1] 2. “American Association of Medical Colleges,” TLS to LF, 1979. 3. “American Book Awards,” re: reviews; voting, 1978-1982. [F. 2] 4. “American Center (Paris),” re: symposium, 1971. 5. “American Council of Learned Societies,” 1975-1977. 6. “American Indian Quarterly,” re: Elemire Zolla book review by LF, 1974-1975. 7. “American Jewish Congress,” 1966, 1970-1973. [F. 3] 8. “American Journal,” re: essay; magazine=s fund raising, 1972- 1974. 9. “American Literary Anthology,” re: judging essays to select writing included in anthology, 1969-1970. 10. “American Literary Realism,” re: lecture, 1972. 11. “American Literary Abstracts,” re: writings, 1968-1978. 12. “American Poetry Review,” re: essay written for publication, 1972- 1979. [F. 4] 13. “American Program Bureau,” re: lecture. 1974. 14. “American Review re: possible writing contribution. 1960, 1974. 15. “Arizona State University,” re: lecture, 1969-1976. [F. 5] 16. “Arkansas State University,” re: lecture, 1972-1980. 17. “Art Without Walls organization,” 1977-1981. 18. “Associated Mental Health Consultants, Inc.,” re: lecture on “Self Destruction of the Writer,” 1974. [F. 6] 19. “Assumption College,” re: lecture, 1976. 20. “Balkin Agency,” re: books, 1973-1978. Includes: [F. 7] a. Letters to and from LF. b. Printed material, 16 p., article “What Ever Happened to Betty Boop?” by R. Balkin. 21. “Ballantine Books,” 1966-1967, 1971-1972, 1977. 22. “Behavioral Sciences,” 1975-1978, 1989. 23. “Bemidji State University,” 1976. 24. “Deth Zedek Synagogue (Toronto),” re: lecture, 1972. [F. 8] 25. “Binghamton State University,” re: conferences, 1973-1976. 26. “Bobbs-Merrill Co.,” re: books, 1959, 1966, 1973-1977. 27. “Bordeaux University,” re: conference, 1970-1971. [F. 9] 28. “Boston University.” a. “Lectures / invitations,” 1970-1980. b. BU Journal, re: writing contributions, 1973, 1978. c. “BU Libraries (Special Collections),” re: request to donate papers to archives, 1964-1972; includes 2 CTL from LF and 7 TLS to LF (some by Howard B. Gotlieb).

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 17 of 102 18 29. “Bowdoin College,” re: lecture, 1971. [F. 10] 30. “Bowling Green University,” re: lecture; writing, 1970s, 1999. 31. “Bridgeport University,” re: lecture, 1970-1975. [F. 11] 32. “Brockport College,” re: lectures; conferences, 1970s; includes LF=s holograph lecture notes. 33. “Calhoun College” [LF was a Fellow], 1970-1990. [F. 12] 34. “CAIFI (Committe for Artistic and International Freedom in Iran),” re: Reza Baraheni, 1975-1976. [F. 13] 35. “California Institute of Technology,” re: lecture, 1974. 36. “California State Polytechnic Colleg,” re: lecture, 1972. 37. “University of California.” [F. 14] a. “Berkeley,” re: reprinting LF articles, 1969-1996. b. “Davis,” re: writing, 1968, 1977-1978. c. “San Diego,” re: lecture, 1969, 1972. d. “Santa Barbara,” re: job possibility (1948); lectures, 1973, 1980-1981. 38. “CAPS (Creative Artists Public Service Program),” re: judging entries, 1976-1977. [F. 15] 39. “Case Western Reserve,” re: conference; article publication, 1975- 1977; includes letters to and from LF, 26 p. copy of corrected MS of LF=s essay “Eros and Thanatos.” 40. “Celtic Arts,” re: James Joyce conference, LF essay, 1978-1985. [F. 16] 41. “Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance,” re: conference, 1974-1979. 42. “Chabod House of Buffalo,” re: meetings, 1972-1974, 1982-1984. [F. 17] 43. “Change magazine,” re: LF writing contributions, 1972-1977. 44. “The Chronicle newspaper,” re: possible writing contributions, 1975. 45. “Cincinnati University,” re: conferences, 1975-1983; includes essay by Warren Gans, TS. 46. “City College of New York,” re: studies; meetings; awards, 1970- 1972. [F. 18] 47. “Claremont College,” re: lectures, 1972, 1996. [F. 19] 48 . “Colby College,” re: lecture, 1971. 49. “Colorado State University,” re: lecture, 1975. [F. 20] 50. “Columbia University,” re: invitations, 1970-1987. 51. “Concordia University,” re: lectures, 1975-1976, 1984, 1999. [F. 21] 52. “Congregation Gates of Heaven,” re: lecture, 1974. 53. “University of Connecticut,” re: writing; quoting LF=s work, 1973- 1978. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 18 of 102 19 54. “Contemporary Literary Criticism,” re: reprinting LF=s work; contributions and requests, 1974-1985. [F. 22] 55. “Cosmopolitan Magazine,” re: possibility of LF editorial; rejection. 1970. 56. “Counter/Measures,” re: publishing LF poem “Momentaro Revisted,” 1971-1973; includes letters to and from LF, galley pages of poem. 57. “Croom Helm Ltd. (David Croom),” re: British publication of LF=s work. 1973-1987. [F. 23] 58. “Crowell, Thomas Y. Co. Inc.,” re: LF=s book ART OF THE ESSAY going out of print; book sample, 1973, 1975. 59. “Dartmouth College,” re: lecture (1966 TLS); faculty recommendation, 1975, 1984. 60. “University of Delaware,” re: faculty recommendations, 1976, 1978. 61. “Dell Publishing,” re: LF=s science fiction anthology IN DREAMS AWAKE, 1973-1981. [F. 24] 62. “University of Denver,” re: lecture; faculty recommendations, 1975-1980. [F. 25] 63. “Diacritics Journal,” re: review by LF, 1972-1973. 64. “Doubleday and Co.,” re: new books and samples, 1973-1978. 65. “Duquesne Historical Forum,” LF was moderator for discussion, 1977. 66. “D=Youville Writers Conference,” 1978. [F. 26] 67. “East Anglia University,” re: LF books and writing. 1967-1978. 68. “East-West Center (Hawaii),” re: “Disney Effect” book (LF asked to contribute), 1977. 69. “Empire State College,” 1972. [F. 27] a. Re: LF=s fall residence as faculty member of new college, 1972-1980. [F. 28] b. Miscellaneous. 70. “Drake University,” re: conferences, 1969, 1972. [F. 29] 71. “Erie Community College,” re: lecture invitations, 1971-1972, 1986. 72. “Europa Publications Ltd.,” re: International Who=s Who, 1970- 1973. 73. “Everett/Edwards Inc.,” re: cassette tapes including LF talks, 1973, 1982. 74. “Freedom to Read Foundation,” 1975-1978. [F. 30] 75. “Farrar, Strauss and Giroux,” re: publications; articles; books; previews of books; includes letter to LF re: J.G. Ballard=s novel CRASH; 1952, 1960's, 1973, 1979, 1991. [F. 31]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 19 of 102 20 76. “Fawcett Publications,” re: reprinting,; includes letters about Chinua Achebe=s books; 1969-1970. 77. “Firing Line,” re: appearance on William F. Buckley, Jr.’s television show, 1975. 78. “Franklin and Marshall College,” re: conference (1973), lecture (1980-1981). Box 7 79. “GEO (Harold Kaplan),” re: magazine, 1978-1980. [F. 1] 80. “Georgia (1981),” re: lecture, 1979-1981. 81. “Great Falls Public Library,” re: symposium, 1976. 82. “Guggenheim Foundation,” re: fellowships, membership; 1975- 2000. 83. “Hamilton College,” re: lecture, 1973. [F. 2] 84. “Harcourt, Brace & Co.,” re: books sent to LF, Job essay; 1970- 1987. 85. “Harper & Row,” re: books sent to LF, offers made to LF; 1972- 1987. 86. “Harvard University,” re: visits; 1970's, 1988, 1993. 87. “Havorford College,” re: lecture, teacher recommendation; 1973, 1982. 88. “Hawaii Pacific College,” re: “Pop Culture Conference,” 1973- 1974. [F. 3] 89. “Hebrew Association (92nd St. Y),” re: lecture, 1974. 90. “Hebrew University,” re: lecture, 1970's. 91. “Herkimer City Community College,” re: invitation, 1976. 92. “Higham,” re: agents, 1971-1972. [F. 4] 93. “History of Childhood Quarterly,” re: contribution, 1973-1974. 94. “Hobart & William Smith Colleges,” re: invitations, 1974, 1984- 1985. 95. “Holiday Magazine,” re: possible articles by LF, 1976-1977. 96. “Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc.,” re: books sent to LF, 1973-1982. [F. 5] 97. “Houghton Mifflin Co.,” re: anthology, LF essay reprinting; 1961, 1974-1975, 1980. 98. “Houston University,” re: lecture, reprinting LF material; 1972- 1973. 99. “Hudson Groups, Inc.,” re: Oxford Literary Guide - LF brief bio, 1978. 100. “Human Rights International,” re: membership, 1975. [F. 6] 101. “University of Illinois,” re: lecture, writing, other; 1972-1987. 102. “University of Illinois Press,” re: publishing, 1970's-1981. . 103. “Idaho Association for the Humanities,” re: invitations, 1977, 1982.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 15 of 102 21 104. “Illinois University at Chicago,” re: lectures, 1972-1979, 1985, 1987. [F. 7] 105. “Iowa State,” re: tape recording of LF talk, 1971. 106. “Iowa University Press,” re: reading of manuscript on Faulkner, 1974-1980. 107. “Jamestown Community College,” re: endowment proposal, December 7, 1977. 108. “Jewish Book Fair,” re: 1979 lecture, 1979-1980. [F. 8] 109. “Jewish Hall of Fame,” re: invitation, 1977. 110. “Jewish Welfare Board,” 1974. 111. “James Joyce Seminar (1979),” re: conferences, 1970-1979. [F. 9] 112. “Kansas University Press,” re: book reading, 1975. 113. “Johns Hopkins University,” re: lectures, 1961, 1969, 1974-1975, 1981-1985. [F. 10] 114. “Kenan Center,” re: stage play, Nov. 7, 1975. 115. “Kent State University,” re: invitations, 1966-1967, 1970-1979. 116. “L=Herne, French Magazine,” re: LF contribution of essay, 1975- 1976. 117. “Little, Brown & Co.,” miscellany, 1973, 1976. 118. “Lordly & Dane, Inc.,” re: speaking invitations, 1970's-1988. [F. 11] 119. “Louisiana University,” re: talk, scholarship review; 1973, 1984. 120. “Lunacon >73,” re: convention, 1970's. 121. “MacMillan Co.,” re: books, 1968, 1970's. [F. 12] 122. “Madison College,” re: visit, 1975. 123. “Malahat Review Journal,” 1975, 1983. 124. “Marin College,” re: visit (canceled), 1978. 125. “Massachusetts Arts & Humanities,” re: fellowship program judging; includes holograph notes by LF; 1977-1978. 126. “Massachusetts Council of Teachers of English,” re: lecture, 1977. [F. 13] 127. “University of Massachusetts, Amherst,” re: journal, lectures; 1972-1975. 128. “University of Michigan.” a. “Ann Arbor,” re: publishing essay; conference; 1974, 1984. b. “Dearborn,” re: visit; 1978. 129. “University of Minnesota,” re: lectures, 1970's-1987. [F. 14] 130. “Missouri Western State College,” re: visit, 1977. 131. “MLA (Modern Language Association),” re: annual conferences. [F. 15] a. 1976-1977. b. 1978. c. 1979. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 21 of 102 22 132. “Moment Magazine,” re: articles (inquiry to LF and negative response; new request including apology to LF), 1974-1976, 1988. [F. 16] 133. “Montana University,” re: visits, recommendations, interviews; 1962-1970's. . 134. “Moorhead State College,” re: visit, 1975. [F. 17] 135. “National Endowment for the Humanities,” re: grant recommendation, 1976-1987. 136. “Nebraska University,” re: reprinting LF essay, discussion of gay culture, paper by Louis Crompton, invitation; 1972-1977. 137. “Nehru Award,” request to nominate recipient, 1972-1973. 138. “New College,” re: requests, invitations; 1970-1974. [F. 18] 139. “New Critic Magazine,” re: article requests, 1972. 140. “New England Review Magazine,” re: printing article, 1978, 1982. 141. “New Jersey,” re: invitations, 1978-1996. 142. “New York Public Interest Research,” re: survey, 1977. [F. 19] 143. “New York State Bar Association,” re: marijuana, 1972. 144. “New York State English Council,” re: convention, award; 1978. 145. “New York Times, Arts & Leisure,” re: proposed articles on freaks, 1974-1978. 146. “New York Times Magazine,” re: article requests and ideas, 1974- 1982, 1988. [F. 20] 147. “New York University Alumni,” re: 50th anniversary reunion, conference; includes 1978 letter re: LF=s undergraduate experience at NYU; 1971-1978, 1995. 148. “Niagara - Erie Writers,” re: meetings, 1978-1983. 149. “Nichols School,” re: invitations, 1972, 1978, 1983. [F. 21] 150. “University of North Carolina,” re: conference, essay; 1972-1973, 1977, 1996. 151. “University of North Colorado,” re: visit, 1979-1980. 152. “Northwestern University,” re: visit, essay publication; 1975, 1980-1981. 153. “Notre Dame University,” re: job offer; February 1976. 154. “Ohio State University,” re: visit; includes copy of article about “Freaks,” 1978. [F. 22] 155. “University of Ohio,” re: visit / lecture panel with others (including Joyce Carol Oates, who walked out during program); 1973. 156. “Old Westbury State University College,” 1970. 157. “Oneonta State University,” re: James Fenimore Cooper seminar, 1979-1980. 158. “Orange County Community College,” re: visit, 1975. [F. 23] 159. “Oregon State University,” re: “Big Conference,” 1977.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 22 of 102 23 160. “Organization of American Historians,” re: conference, 1973-1975. 161. “ORT (Women=s-American),” re: lecture, 1978. [F. 24] 162. “Pacific Historical Review Magazine,” re: article request, 1975- 1976. 163. “Palm Coast Symposium,” re: lecture, 1974. 164. “Pennsylvania State University,” re: conference, 1973, 1985. [F. 25] 165. “Perspectives in Contemporary Literature,” re: LF asked to judge manuscripts, 1975-1983. 166. “University of Pittsburgh,” re: invitations, 1977, 1978, 1980. 167. “Plattsburgh College,” re: literary journal, 1974-1975. 168. “Poets & Writers,” re: forms, stories; 1972-1973, 1977-1978. [F. 26] 169. “Poetry Magazine,” re: publishing LF=s poems, 1977-1980. 170. “Popular Culture Association,” re: conference, published papers; includes printed copies of LF essay “Giving the Devil His Due”; 1972-1981. 171. “Princeton University,” re: visits, 1949, 1974-1976. 172. “Psychology Today,” re: book review by LF; includes edited copy of LF=s review of novel SOPHIE=S CHOICE, 1979-1983.. 173. “Purdue University,” re: reprinting article (1971); “Leslie Field” promotion (1981). [F. 27] 174. “Pushcart Press,” re: published collections, 1975-2001. 175. “Quarterly Review of Film Studies,” re: book review, 1975-1978. 176. “Puerto Rico University,” re: speaking invitation, 1973, 1981. [F. 28] 177. “Quest Magazine,” re: LF article contributions, 1976-1977. 178. “Random House,” re: books sent for LF to sample, 1948, 1950- 1970's, 2001. 179. “Randolph-Macon College,” re: lectures and visit, 1979. 180. “Renaissance Magazine,” re: contribution request, 1973. [F. 29] 181. “Redlands University,” re: invitation, 1977. 182. “University of Regina,” re: Sphinx literary magazine; includes 32 p. transcript of LF=s 1974 lecture to Humanities Conference; 1974- 1980. 183. “Richmond University,” re: visit, 1973-1981. 184. “Rockland Community College,” re: visit, 1974-1975. Box 8 185. “St. Martin=s Press,” re: books sent to LF, hopes to republish LF=s book FREAKS, 1974-1995. [F. 1] 186. “Rolling Stone,” re: publication, includes notable series of letters re: LF=s poem “Momentaro,” 1973-1980. [F. 2] 187. “Roswell Park Memorial Institute,” re: lecture, 1975-1976.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 23 of 102 24 188. “St. Andrews College,” re: lecture, 1974-1975. 189. “Salisbury State College,” re: visit, 1978. 190. “Salmagundi - Skidmore College Literary Magazine,” re: LF article published, 1969-1980. 191. “San Francisco State College,” re: academics, jobs; 1970-1975. [F. 3] 192. “Sangamon State University,” re: lecture visit, 1975-1976. 193. “University of Saskatchewan,” re: conference, 1974-1975. 194. “Saturday Review,” re: “Literature & Society” reviews; includes galley proof of LF review of THE USES OF ENCHANTMENT, 1969-1976. 195. “Schocken Books, Inc.,” re: article written on Sherlock Homes, 1972-1977, 1992. [F. 4] 196. “Science Fiction Writers of America,” re: conference, 1972-1974. 197. “Science Fiction Symposium (Never Actually Held),” 1972, 1975. 198. “Scott, Fresman & Co.,” re: published articles, 1970. 199. “Scripps College,” re: lecture on censorship, 1978-1979. [F. 5] 200. “Search,” SUNY magazine with article on LF, 1975. 201. “Seabury Press,” re: Staislaw Lem writings, 1973-1977. 202. “Secker & Warburg Ltd.,” re: London, writing; 1970. 203. “Secondary University,” re: Seacon Four conference, 1971. 204. “Skidmore College,” re: writing, conferences; 1972-1980, 2001. 205. “Smithsonian Institution,” re: Handbook of North American Indians, 1972-1987. [F. 6] 206. “Society of Adolescent Psychology,” re: conference, 1975. [F. 7] 207. “University of Southern California,” re: visit, Semester of the Arts program and LF=s participation; 1972-1975. 208. “Sphere Books, Ltd.,” re: contribution to SPHERE HISTORY OF LITERATURE, 1972-1974, 1986. 209. “Stanford Universit,” re: miscellaneous, 1971-1973. [F. 8] 210. “Stockholm State College,” re: canceled visit, lecture; includes holograph notes; 1972-1981. 211. “Stonehill Publishing Co., Inc.,” re: LF=s introduction to book on fairy tales; includes proof of introduction, 16 p.; 1972-1974. 212. “Stony Brook SUNY,” re: Kofi Awoonor; misc. 1971-87. . 213. “Sun Valley Center,” re: “American Hero - Myth and Media” seminar, 1976-1977. [F. 9] 214. “Sussex University,” re: miscellaneous letters, 1974-1975. 215. “Talking Leaves Bookstore (Everyman=s),” re: store=s loan updates, 1975-1981. 216. “Temple University,” re: James Joyce studies, book review; 1972- 1983. [F. 10]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 24 of 102 25 217. “Theatre for Ideas,” re: support for program, 1969-1971. 218. “Toronto - Community Authority,” re: visit and TV appearance, 1977. 219. “Toulouse,” re: talk in France on Beat Movement writers, 1971- 1974. 220. “Toronto University,” re: visits, reviews by LF for PhD candidates, printed dissertation material; 1972-1989. [F. 11] 221. “Trinity College,” re: symposium invitation (LF did not attend), 1970, 1972. 222. “Tri-Quarterly,” re: requests for writing contributions, 1969-1979. 223. “University of Tunis,” re: visit, 1971, 1973. [F. 12] 224. “Unger, Frederick Publishers,” Re: miscellaneous, 1972-1978. 225. “University of Tulsa,” re: James Joyce seminar, 1969-1972. 226. “Utah State Universit,” re: Western Literature Association, 1977. 227. “University of Vermont,” re: visit and lecture, reference for colleague=s promotion; 1975-1976, 1996. 228. “Village Voice,” re: request for writing contribution to paper, 1973, 1977. 229. “Vincennes University,” re: visit to France and lecture, 1969-1970. [F. 13] 230. “Virginia Commonwealth University,” re: talk, essay on James Branch Caball; includes letters to and from LF with notable discussion of footnoting; also includes TS pages of essay with editor’s corrections; 1979-1980. 231. “Voice of America,” re: interview, 1979-1981. 232. “Washington Post,” re: book reviews and requests made to LF, 1978, 1988. 233. “Wayne State University,” re: reprinting LF essay, visit; 1973- 1974, 1977-1978. 234. “Webster College,” re: visit, 1970, 1972. 235. “Wesleyan University,” re: invitations, 1976-1978. 236. “Western Michigan University,” re: visit, 1972-1973. [F. 14] 237. “Williams College,” re: colleague Bill Boone, 1970-1971. 238. “University of Wisconsin.” a. “Milwaukee,” re: conference, 1972-1977. b. “River Falls,” re: visit, 1979. 239. “Wittenberg University (Ohio),” re: visit, lecture; 1973. [F. 15] 240. “Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship,” 1975. 241. “WNBG,” public TV station, 1965, 1977. 242. “WNED-TV,” re: LF interview, 1969, 1977, 1979. 243. “Writers Conference,” includes poem, possibly by LF, 1960, 1972, 1977.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 25 of 102 26 244. “Yaddo - Writer and Artist Retreat,” re: requests for funding, 1970's-1980's. Includes: [F. 16] a. Cheever, John. TLS to LF, Oct. 6, 1975. b. Clark, Eleanor. TLS to LF, Oct. 15, 1976. c. Kazin, Alfred. TLS to LF, Oct. 1, 1979. d. Malamud, Bernard. TLS to LF, Nov. 1, 1978. e. Roth, Philip. TLS to LF, Nov. 7, 1977. f. CTL from LF. 245. “Yale University,” re: visit, request for LF to review faculty promotion; 1972-1974, 1985. 246. “York University – Toronto,” re: visit, Ph.D. review; includes: student’s Ph.D. dissertation; poem, author unknown (both items printed); 1970's. I. 1980's- 2003. 1. “Albion College,” re: Association of Departments of English, 1979-1983. [F. 17] 2. “Alabama University,” re: Ezra Pound symposium, 1984-1986. 3. “American Academy of Arts and Letters,” 1988-2002. [F.18-19] 4. “Alfred University,” re: lecture, 1980-1981. [F. 20] 5. “Allentown Community Center,” 1980-1987. 6. “American Civil Liberties Union,” 1985-1986. 7. “American Frontier Project,” includes 22 p. outline of project, TS, 1981. 8. “American Masters WNET 13,” re: TV program on violence, 1993-2001. Includes: [F.21-22] a. Letters to and from LF including: Tidwell, John. b. Script for television, 92 p. c. Proposal for television program. 9. “Anchor Books (LOVE AND DEATH) Archive Press,” re: translation rights to LF=s book, 1992-1996. [F. 23] 10. “Anti Defamation League,” 2 TLS to LF, 1987. 11. “Antioch Review,” 1968, 1976, 1981. 12. “ARC: Society for the Arts, Religion and Contemporary Culture,” 1973-1989. [F. 24] Box 9 13. “Attica,” re: reading at prison; includes inmate interviews; 1982. [F. 1] 14. “Austin Peay State University,” re: lectures, job offer; 1986-1992. 15. “Author=s Guild,” re: invitations to join Guild (LF declined), 1963- 1964, 1970, 1983. 16. “Baltimore Hebrew University,” re: lecture, 1991-1992. [F. 2] 17. “Bard College (Popular Culture),” re: symposium, 1957, 1985- 1986.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 26 of 102 27 18. “Baskerville Publishers Ltd.,” 1992-1997. 19. “Bedford Books (Diane Young Volume),” re: story anthology, 1991. 20. “Black Mountain Association,” re: meeting, 1981-1982. [F. 3] 21. “Blackwell Companion to Jewish Culture,” re: LF writing contribution, 1986. 22. “Boise State University,” re: LF talk on Hemingway, 1985-1986. 23. “Boston Shakespeare Association of America,” re: meeting, 1980. 24. “Boston Review,” re: writing contribution, 1990-1991. [F. 4] 25. “BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation),” re: LF television appearance, 1991. 26. “Brock University,” re: invitation and miscellaneous, 1972, 1989- 1990. 27. “Brooklyn Museum,” re: LF=s essay on Buffalo Bill; includes exchange about LF=s opinion of footnotes; 1980-1981. 28. “Brown University,” re: miscellaneous, 1959, 1960's, 1980's. [F. 5] 29. “Bruccoli, Clark, Layman, Inc.,” re: F. Scott Fitzgerald tribute, 1988-2000. [F. 6] 30. “Buffalo Academy of Medicine (Dr. Dean),” re: lecture, 1992. [F. 7] 31. “Buffalo Magazine,” re: article, 1980-1984. 32. “Buffalo News,” re: articles and reviews on and by LF; includes notable letter re: movie review, 4/7/00; 1960's-2000. 33. “Buffalo Seminary,” re: talk on mutations, 1986. [F. 8] 34. “Buffalo State College,” LF was a Fellow of the College, Oct. 1990. 35. “Burchfield Center,” re: lectures, 1979-1984 36. “University of California.” a. “Long Beach,” re: lecture, 1984. b. “Los Angeles,” re: invitations; writing, 1972, 1974, 1980's. [F. 9] c. “Riverside,” re: visit and lecture, 1980-1981. d. “Santa Cruz,” re: conference, 1984. 37. “Canadian Association for American Studies,” re: publication, 1972-1879. [F. 10] 38. “Canadian Broadcasting Corporation,” re: TV appearance, reprints and publicity; 1979-1991. 39. “Canadian Council,” 1992. 40. “University of California Press,” LF asked to read manuscripts, 1978, 1981. [F. 11] 41. “Cambridge Press,” LF asked to read manuscripts, 1968, 1979, 1985-1988.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 27 of 102 28 42. “Canisus College,” re: invitations, studies, conferences; 1967- 1974, 1980-1997. 43. “Charlton Associates (James),” re: book proposal, 1985. [F. 12] 44. “Chatauqua Institution,” re: talks by LF, 1979-1984. 45. “Children of Difference Foundation, Inc.,” re: LF interview, 2000. 46. “Clemson University,” re: lecture on GONE WITH THE WIND, 1986. [F. 13] 47. “Colorado College,” re: lecture, 1980-1981. 48. “Congregation,” re: LF interview, Mar. - Apr., 1988. [F. 14] 49. “Cornell College (Iowa),” re: visit, 1980-1981. 50. “Cornell University (Ithaca, NY),” re: faculty recommendation, 1981-1983. 51. “Critical Texts (Eric Lott),” re: article in magazine, 1988. 52. “Dimensions (Dennis Klein),” re: offer to write Holocaust essay for magazine, 1996-1997. [F. 15] 53. “Disney Channel,” re: programming inquiry made to LF, 1984- 1985. 54. “Doubleday: LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL, re: reprinting, 1991-1992. 55. “Douglas College,” re: LF speech, 1982-1983. 56. “Duke University,” re: Robert Penn Warren Circle, 1990. [F. 16] 57. “D=Youville Writers Conference,” 1989-1997. 58. “English Institute,” re: conference, 1990-1991. 59. “Erie Community College,” re: Apr. 1989, New York City conference, 1987-1989. [F. 17] 60. “Europe (Melville issue),” re: contributing to magazine, 1988. 61. “Fighting Words - TV Show,” re: LF TV appearance, 1959, 1983. 62. “Fitz Hugh Ludlow Library,” 1975-1982. 63. “Florida (1989),” re: conference, 1988-1989. [F. 18] 64. “Florida Atlantic University,” re: conference, 1983-1984. 65. “Florida (1990),” re: Florida International University lecture, 1990. 66. “Florida University,” re: lecture, 1983-1984. [F. 19] 67. “Florida State University,” re: lecture, 1981-1984. 68. “Foundation for the Arts (NY),” re: conference, 1984-1986. [F. 20] 69. “Fredonia State College,” re: invitations, 1977, 1981-1982. 70. “Godine Publishing Co.” [F. 21] a. FIEDLER ON THE ROOF anthology, 1989-1994. b. TYRANNY OF THE NORMAL, LF essay collection, published 1997; 1991-1999. [F. 22] 71. “Gale Research Co.,” re: biographical sketch of LF, 1971, 1973, 1980's-1997. [F. 23]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 28 of 102 29 72. “----Genre Magazine,” re: publishing LF piece, 1978-1981. 73. “Goldcrest (English Film),” re: program on Shakespeare=s sonnets written by LF, 1982-1986. 74. “Harrisburg Area Community College,” re: discussion, 1981. [F. 24] 75. “Hastings Center,” re: freaks and biological concerns, 1982-1998. 76. “Nathaniel Hawthorne Society,” re: invitation to LF, 1990. 77. “Hebrew University,” re: lecture, 1991. 78. “Hill Street Blues TV Show,” re: possible writing job for LF, 1983-1984. [F. 25] 79. “Hillel of Buffalo,” re: award given to LF, 2000-2001. 80. “Hofstra University,” re: conference, 1957, 1966, 1986-1988. 81. “Horizon Press,” re: article, 1978, 1983-1984. 82. “Hunter College,” re: lecture offer to LF, Nov. 1982. [F. 26] 83. “Essays in Literature (Illinois),” re: Mark Twain lecture, 1984- 1985. 84. “Illinois State University,” re: lecture, 1980-1985. 85. “Indiana University,” re: lecture (1983), invitation (2000). [F. 27] 86. “International Institute,” re: ethnicity lecture, 1988. 87. “Jewish Community Center,” re: invitations, 1978-1988. 88. “Jewish Publication Society,” re: book, 1987. 89. “John Jay College of Criminal Justice,” re: grant proposal, 1987- 1988. 90. “Just Buffalo,” re: talk, 1997. 91. “KCET,” re: TV project, 1988. [F. 28] 92. “Literature and Medicine,” re: writing, lectures; 1980-2000. [F. 29] a. Letters to and from LF. b. LF=s holograph notes. 93. “Kentucky University (Northern),” re: visit, 1983. [F. 30] 94. “Lebanon Valley College,” re: talk, 1982. a. Letters to and from LF. b. LF=s holograph notes re: “Fantasy.” 95. “Literary Guild of America,” re: LF introduction for Edgar Allen Poe anthology (book was not published), 1983. 96. “Louisiana Community for the Humanities,” re: conference, 1984. Box 10 97. “MacArthur Fellows Program,” re: recommendations, 1987-1992. [F. 1] 98. “University of Maine,” re: visit, 1982-1985. 99. “University of Massachusetts Press,” re: books examined, 1983, 1990. 100. “Midlands Technical College,” re: lecture, 1984. 101. “Milbank Memorial Fund,” re: LF article (written, not published), 1984-1985. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 29 of 102 30 102. “University of Mississippi,” re: William Faulkner conference and talk, 1988. 103. “University of Missouri.” a. Re: visits, invitations, publishing; 1970, 1979-1999. b. “Saint Louis,” re: lectures and faculty recommendations, 1980. 104. “Missouri State University (Central),” re: visit, 1984-1985. Includes: a. Letters to and from LF. [F. 2] b. LF=s holograph notes. 105. “MLA (Modern Language Association),” re: membership, conferences; includes discussion of Saul Bellow. a. 1981. b. 1994. c. 1995. d. 1980. [F. 3] e. 1996-1998. 106. “Montana University a. Re: visits, faculty recommendations, interviews; 1980- 1998. [F. 4] b. “Lois Welch,” re: questions for LF, 1997. [F. 5] 107. “Montana State University,” 1972-1993. [F. 6] 108. “Montana (Helena),” re: visit, 1987-1989. 109. “Montreal,” re: invitation, 1988. 110. “MOSAIC” (literary journal), re: LF essay commissioned, 1981- 1983. 111. “National Book Critics Circle” (LF won Lifetime Achievement Award), 1998. [F. 7] 112. “National Public Radio,” 1980. 113. “NBC News,” re: LF TV appearance on FEAGLER! 1972, 1984. 114. “Nazareth College,” re: lecture, 1981. 115. “New Hampshire University (Durham),” re: Wordsworth symposium (canceled), 1987. 116. “New Horizon Press,” re: royalty, book catalog; 1985-1987. [F. 8] 117. “New Jersey Shakespeare Festival,” invitations, 1984. 118. “Newsweek Magazine,” re: LF profile, 1984. 119. “New Republic magazine,” re: miscellaneous, 1976, 1981-1988. 120. “New York Public Library,” re: funding, 1983. [F. 9] 121. “New York State Writers Institute,” re: state poet, 1988. 122. “92nd Street Y,” re: LF speaking, 1983, 1991-1994. a. Letters to and from LF. b. TS transcript of 1994 symposium.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 30 of 102 31 123. “North Carolina Press,” re: LF asked to assess manuscript by publisher, 1982. 124. “Northeastern University,” re: visit, essay publication; 1975, 1980- 1981. [F. 10] 125. “Northern Illinois University,” re: graduate colloquia, 1995-1996. 126. “University of North Florida,” re: visit, 1983-1984. 127. “Northwest Community College,” re: visit, 1981-1982. [F. 11] 128. “Nowak, Amram & Associates,” re: grant application, 1980-1982. 129. “Oakland University,” re: miscellaneous, 1973, 1980. 130. “Oxford University Press,” 1980's-1990's. [F. 12] a. Olaf Stapledon essay. (1) Letters to and from LF. (2) Edited proofs of LF=s essay. b. Mark Twain essay, 1986. (1) Letters to and from LF. (2) Edited proofs of LF=s essay. 131. “Oglethorpe University,” re: visit, 1986. [F. 13] 132. “University of Oklahoma,” re: visit, essay, job offered to FL; 1978, 1980, 1982. 133. “Paris Review,” re: invitation to event, 1984. a. Invitation card (printed). b. 2 CTL from LF. 134. “P.E.N.” a. “Pen Center West Award,” 1999. b. “P.E.N. Club,” 1973, 1974, 1979-1999. 135. “Penguin Books,” re: publishing editions of LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL, 1981-1984. [F. 14] 136. “Prometheus Press,” re: publishing LF=s work, 1980-1999. 137. “SUNY Purchase,” re: James Joyce seminar, 1981-1982. 138. “Ernie Pyle Project,” re: documentary on Pyle, 1991-1994. [F. 15] 139. “Question Media, Inc.,” re: online library and royalties, 2000-2002. [F. 16] 140. “Random House,” re: books sent to LF, 1989-1990. 141. “Reed College,” re: graduation address delivered by LF (1981), 1955, 1981, 1985. 142. “Rhode Island College,” re: visit, 1986. 143. “University of Rochester,” re: LF giving tenure recommendation, miscellaneous; 1971, 1981, 1993. 144. “St. Martin=s Press,” re: books sent to LF, hopes of republishing FREAKS; 1992-1998. [F. 17] 145. “San Jose State University,” re: article on John Steinbeck, symposium; 1985-1989.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 31 of 102 32 146. “Scarborough House (1989) Publishers,” re: rights and royalties, 1989-1999. 147. “Seattle University,” re: invitation to teach, 1981. [F. 18] 148. “Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology,” re: conference, 1983-1984. 149. “Shippenburg University,” re: visit, 1978, 1984. 150. “Sideshow - Lynn Dougherty,” re: television program about freaks produced for The Learning Channel, 1996; includes shooting script. 151. “Simon=s Rock Magazine,” re: contributions, 1982-1986. [F. 19] 152. “Socialist Party of D. C.,” re: invitation, Aug. 1989. 153. “Stein and Day.” a. “General,” re: books, royalties; 1963, 1978-1991. b. “A FIEDLER READER,” anthology of LF writings, 1977- 1999. c. “Sol Stein: Collected Essays, Volume 3,” re: FIEDLER READER, 1987-1991. [F. 20] 154. “Stratfrod Festival,” re: Shakespeare lecture, 1984-1985. 155. “Studio Arena Theatre,” re: donation for fund raising, 1984. [F. 21] 156. “Syracuse University,” re: job offer to LF, manuscript preview; 1976, 1984. 157. “University of Texas Press,” re: LF reviews of manuscripts pending publication, 1978-1981. 158. “Thalia Literary Journal,” 1977-1981. 159. “Toronto - Mar. 1990 Harbourfront Reading Series,” re: visit and talk, 1989-1990. 160. “Toronto University.” [F. 22] a. “(TOMC Outside Reader for PhD Candidate),” 1990. b. “Italian Studies,” includes questionnaire with LF=s typed responses and holograph notes, 1990-1995. 161. “Tuscon Public Library,” re: visit, lecture; 1986-1987. 162. “Tufts University,” re: Susan Gabor recommendation, 1982-1983. 163. “Twentieth Century Studies,” re: contributing essay to a book, 1981, 1984. 164. “Walker Art Center,” re: seminar on the 1960s, 1983. [F. 23] 165. “Wesley College: Dover, Delaware,” re: “Hamlet” talk, 1989. 166. “West Virginia University,” re: visit, 1983. 167. “WHO=S WHO - CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS,” re: listing LF, 1980s-2000. 168. “William Patterson College,” re: visit, 1979-1980. 169. “Wintergarden,” re: poetry reader, 1981. [F. 24]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 32 of 102 33 170. “University of Wisconsin.” a. 1983 conference, honorary degree; 1971, 1982-1983, 1987, 1992-1993. b. “Wisconsin University Press,” 1982. c. “20th Century Studies,” re: visits, 1973, 1983-1985; includes: (1) Letters to and from LF. (2) “Further Meditations on Love and Aging,” 14 p., transcript of LF=s talk. 171. “Witness Magazine,” re: LF named to editorial board, 1986. [F. 25] 172. “Works & Days (Publication),” LF was on advisory board, 1982- 1983, 1994. 173. “Year of the Handicapped,” re: organizing symposium, 1980-1983.

Faculty Correspondence.

Box 11 J. “SUNY Buffalo.” 1. “Altieri, Charles,” 1972-1977. [F. 1] 2. “Alumni from SUNY Buffalo,” 1975-1980. 3. “American Studies Program,” 1967-1992. 4. “Architecture, School of,” 4 printed reports: notes and research, 1972-1973. [F. 2] 5. “Arcudi, Bruno,” 1 TLS to LF, July 7, 1972. 6. “Aubury, Pierre,” 1966-1967, 1980. 7. “Baca, Carlotta,” 1975-1980. 8. “Bandera, Cesareo,” 1981. 9. “Bazelon, David,” 1975-1990. 10. “Bennie, Warren,” 1968, 1970. [F. 3] 11. “Benzon, Bill,” 1975-1976; includes notable letters re: H. Rider Haggard and comic books. 12. “Bernheimer, Charles,” 1975-1982. 13. “Bernstein, Charles,” 1992. 14. “Berhtolf, Robert,” 1980-2002. 15. “Black Student Union,” 1976. 16. “Blau, Dick (American Studies),” 1973-1975. 17. “Bono, Barbara,” 1993-2001. [F. 4] 18. “Boot, John,” 1997. 19. “Botkin Library Portfolio,” 1975; includes: 3 CTL from LF; printed outline and appraisal of Botkin materials being considered for purchase by SUNY Buffalo. 20. “Breverman, Harvey,” 1987-2001. 21. “Brill, Mike,” 1972, 1974.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 33 of 102 34 22. “Brown, Homer,” 1973-1978. 23. “Bunn, Jim,” 1977-1982. 24. “Campus Disturbance (1970),” letters, 1966-1970. [F. 5] 25. “Capaldi, E.,” 2001. 26. “Carruthers, Gale,” 1970-1983. 27. “Cassata, Mary,” re: Project Daytime, 1980. 28. “Chancellor=s Office,” 1974-1997. [F. 6] 29. “Christian, Diane,” 1972-1997. 30. “Clark, Mili,” 1975-1991. 31. “Connolly, Tom,” 1972-1978. [F. 7] 32. “Cook, Al,” 1964-1998. [F. 8] 33. “Creeley, Robert,” 1970-2001. 34. “Daly, Robert,” 1974-1987. [F. 9] 35. “Dauben, Kenneth,” 1976-1998. 36. “Dennis, Carl,” 1974-1979. 37. “Dings, John,” 1969-1986. 38. “Donato, Eugenio,” 1975-1976. 39. “Distinguished Professor Committee,” re: selections for honor, 1987-1992. [F. 10] 40. “Doyno, Vic,” 1970-1997. [F. 11] 41. “Dryden, Ed,” 1969-1982. [F. 12] 42. “Ebert, Vince,” includes 1 TL from LF, Jan. 5, 1996. 43. “Edward, Robert. 1982-89. 44. “Efron, Art,” 1975-1994. 45. “Elkins, Saul,” 1977-1983. 46. “Federman, Raymond,” 1966-1992. [F. 13] 47. “Finn, Patrick,” Oct. 1977. 48. “Finnegan, Shonnie (Archives),” 1970-1996. 49. “Fischer, William,” 1969-1975. 50. “Fly, Richard,” 1975-1984. [F. 14] 51. “Fradin, Joseph,” 1973-1981. 52. “Furnas, C. C.,” 2 TLS to LF, June 1966. 53. “Garver, Newton,” 1979, 1982. 54. “Garvin, Paul,” 1981-1982. [F. 15] 55. “Gay, Karl,” 1975-1976. 56. “Gella, Alexander,” 1984. 57. “Grant, Kerry,” 1995, 1998 58. “Greiner, William,” 1991-1998. 59. “Gurary, Rabbi,” re: Chabad House of Buffalo, 1995-1996. [F. 16] 60. “Hamano, Shigeo,” 1978-1996. [F. 17] 61. “Hammond, Mac,” 1973-1996. 62. “Haskell, Ann,” 1973-1989.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 34 of 102 35 63. “Hauser, Reime,” Apr.-May, 1997. 64. “Haynie, Charles,” 1974-1980. 65. “Heller, Peter,” 1969-1983. [F. 18] 66. “Hochfield, George,” 1973-1979. 67. “Holland, Norman,” 1971-1979. 68. “Hollinger, David,” 1975. [F. 19] 69. “Holmes, James,” re: misconduct case; includes letters and records sent to LF, 1997. 70. “Honors Program,” 1999. 71. “Hull, McAllister,” 1976-1977. 72. “Jackson, Bruce,” 1975-1998. [F. 20] 73. “Kahane, Clair,” 1975-1992. [F. 21] 74. “Katz, Al,” 1973. 74. “Ketten, Robert,” 1971-1975. Box 12 75. “Klein, Marcus,” 1969-1994. [F. 1] 76. “Kohli, Devindra,” 1976-1989. [F. 2] 77. “Kurtz, Paul,” 1966-1995. . 78. “Levine, George,” 1975-1982. 79. “Library at University of Buffalo,” 1994-1997. 80. “Lipsitz, Rita,” 1971-1984, 1993. [F. 3] 81. “Lloyd, Sheila,” 1995. 82. “Logue, Gerald, M.D.,” 1993-1994. 83. “Massey, Irving,” 1967-1979, 1991, 1998. [F. 4] 84. “Michaels, Albert,” 1975-1976. 85. “Meyerson, Martin,” 1966-1969. 86. “Mitchell, Charlie,” 1987. 87. “Moore, Gilbert,” 1972-1974. 88. “Newman, Robert,” 1970-1979; 1988-1989. 89. “O=Grady, Gerald,” 1967-1979; 1986; 1992. [F. 5] 90. “Okpewho, Isidore,” 1975-1977. 91. “Payne, Anne,” 1974-1978. 92. “Plesur, Milton,” 1974-1975. [F. 6] 93. “Polite, Carlene,” 1975, 1980, 1990-1993. 94. “Popkin, Henry” [old friend of LF=s, much personal correspondence], 1950-2002. 95. “Pops, Martin, 1972-1976. [F. 7] 96. “Reichert, Jonathan,” 1972, 1982. 97. “Riddel, Joseph,” 1970-1975. 98. “Rogers, Robert,” 1979. 99. “Rogoff, Gordon,” 1973. 100. “Rosen, Aaron,” 1980s, 1991. 101 “Roussel, Roy,” 1972-1976.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 35 of 102 36 102. “Sample, Steven,” 1982-1989. [F. 8] 103. “Saveth, Ed (History),” Apr.-May 1991. 104. “Schmitz, Neil,” 1972-1989. 105. “Schwartz, Murray,” 1972-1985. 106. “See, Fred,” includes TLS mentioning “The Wild Bunch;” 1969- 1987. [F. 9] 107. “Semiotics,” 1982. 108. “Shechner, Mark,” 1972-1999. 109. “Shell, Mark,” 1974-1995. [F. 10] 110. “Silber, Gordon,” 1966-1975. 111. “Silverman, Oscar.” 112. “Simon, John,” 1970, 1976. 113. “Slatin, Myles,” 1966-1989. [F. 11] 114. “Spitzberg, Irving,” 1974-1978. 115. “SUNY Buffalo,” re: LF=s hiring from Univ. of Montana to become faculty at Buffalo; includes notable TLS and CTL letters re: signing “pledge,” 1964. [F. 12] 116. “Swan, Jim,” 1964-1976. [F. 13] 117. “Sylvester, Bill,” 1973-1988. 118. “Tedlock, Barbar and Dennis,” 1994. 119. “Tripath, Biyot,” re: LF traveling and teaching/lecturing in India, 1984-1991. [F. 14] 120. “University Information News,” 1979-1980. 121. “Warner, William,” 1985-1986. 122. “Welch, Claude,” 1988-1989. [F. 15] 123. “Wickert, Max,” 1973-2000. 124. “W. David” [full identity of this person is unknown], 1995-1996 125. “Wolf, Howard,” 1976-1995. 126. “Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation.” LF was a representative who took part in annual nominations and judging for Fellowship recipients. Each folder contains: TLS to LF; CTL from LF; printed forms; miscellaneous papers. a. “1957.” [F. 16] b. “1958.” c. “1959.” d. “1960.” [F. 17] e. “1961.” f. “1963.” [F. 18] g. “1964.” h. “1965.” [F. 19] i. “1966.” j. “1967.” k. “1970.” Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 36 of 102 37 Student Files: Potential and Former Ph.D. Students who worked with LF. [Besides the standard letters and LF responses, most files contain TS drafts or photocopies of manuscripts written by students and submitted to LF; manuscript material includes poems, essays, dissertation prospectuses, dissertation chapters and entire theses, and sections of novels.]

Box 13 K. “SUNY Buffalo.” 1. “Alladi, Uma,” 1982-2000. [F. 1] 2. “Anderson, Patricia,” TL of recommendation, Nov. 7, 1994. [F. 2] 3. “Babington, Doug,” 1978-2002. 4. “Bachman, Susan,” 1977-1996. 5. “Barnard, Phil,” 1982-1988. [F. 3] 6. “Barr, Marleen,” 1977-1986. 7. “Baumann, Michael,” 1978-1982. 8. “Baxter, Robert,” 1986-1987. [F. 4] 9. “Bigelow, Ernest,” 1983-1992. 10. “Bloomer, Nancy,” 1975-1978. 11. “Bonora, Diane,” 1979-1989. 12. “Borkowski, George,” 1983-1997. [F. 5] 13. “Boyer, Jay,” 1975-1987. 14. “Brown, Bill,” 1989-1994. 15. “Cammarata-Chartesworth, Diana,” 1991-2001. [F. 6] 16. “Cardoni, Ed,” 1981-2000. 17. “Champinot, Yves,” 1992-1997. 18. “Chi-Yuan-Wn (re: Joyce Carol Oates),” 1988-1993. [F. 7] 19. “Chilungu, Michael,” includes essay and thesis proposal, 1997- 1998. 20. “Chivaura, Vimbai,” re: dissertation defense and recommendation, 1983-1984. [F. 8] 21. “Chiwengo, Ngwarsurgh, University of Alabama,” 1984, 1987, 1991. 22. “Cho, Sungran,” 1983-1992. 23. “Cicardi, Francesca,” 1981-1984. 24. “Coles, Robert,” 1989-1991. 25. “Cook, Nancy,” 1991-2000. 26. “Cooper, David Jay,” 1986-1990. 27. “D=Agostino, Michael,” 2000-2001. [F. 9] 28. “Damon, Cindy,” 1985-1996. 29. “Danien, Michael,” 1987-1990. 30. “Davis, Clark,” 1991-1996. 31. “Delmendo, Sharon,” 1992-1995. 32. “Doern, Amy,” 1982. [F. 10] 33. “Driscoll, Kerry,” 1984.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 37 of 102 38 34. “Drucker, Sally,” 1978-1993. 35. “Ebel, Nancy,” 1989-1991. [F. 11] 36. “Edelstein, Marilyn,” 1983-1989. 37. “Estren, Mark,” 1973-1978. 38. “Evans, Lyon,” 1980-1982. 39. “Ferrari, Rita,” 1989, 1991. [F. 12] 40. “Flemming, Loraine,” 1980-1983. 41. “Ford, Erwin,” 1986-1997. 42. “Ford, Jane,” 1975-1978. 43. “Francavilla, Joseph,” 1982-1999. 44. “Fredericks, Nancy,” 1986-1997. [F. 13] 45. “Fried, Manny,” 1969-1997. 46. “Funt, Karen,” 1978-2002. 47. “Gallagher, Mike,” re: oral exam failure, 1993-1995. [F. 14] 48. “Gaarden, Bonnie,” 1993-1995. 49. “George, Diana,” 1973-1997. [F. 15] 50. “Gerow, Diana,” 1987-1996. [F. 16] 51. “Gillespie, Nick,” 1991-1992. 52. “Goldsmith, Ann,” 1988-1998. 53. “Golub, Ellen,” 1976-2001. [F. 17] 54. “Goodman, Loren,” 1997. [F. 18] 55. “Green, Geoffrey,” 1975-1999. [F. 19] 56. “Grinnell, Natalie,” 1995-1996. 57. “Grunes, Dennis,” 1973-1987. [F. 20] 58. “Gugino, Vincent,” includes 2 manuscripts by Gugino. [F. 21] a. TS, 30 p., Sep. 18, 1979. b. TS, 26 p., May 12, 1985. 59. “Hanson, J. H.,” 1972-1981. Box 14 60. “Harriott, Esther,” 1970-2001. [F. 1] 61. “Hartman, Terri,” 1984-1986. [F. 2] 62. “Hillman, Mary,” 1982-1983. 63. “Hoerner, Charlotte-Dennis,” includes 4 photos, 1979-1981. 64. “Holland, Jeanne,” 1985. [F. 3] 65. “Horan, Thomas,” 1978-1983. 66. “Hornik, Susan,” 1975-1988. 67. “Ireland, Corydon,” 1973-1976, 1996. 68. “Irons, Glenwood,” 1982-1992. [F. 4] 69. “James, Sibyl,” 1977-1986. 70. “Jelinek, Estelle,” 1976-1992. [F. 5] 71. “Jua, Roselyn,” 1981-1993. 72. “Kamaluddin, Sabiha,” 1981-1991. 73. “Kazan, Francesca,” 1984-1987.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 38 of 102 39 74. “Kelly, George,” 1992 75. “Kanyandekwe, Daniel,” 1996-1997. [F. 6] 76. “Kenney, Steve,” 1987-1997. [F. 7] 77. “Kerman, Judith,” 1972-1986. [F. 8] 78. “Kessler, Ruth,” 1985-1992. 79. “Keyes, Laura (Simpson),” 1979-1986. 80. “Kim, Joomi,” 2000, 2002. 81. “Kim, Seong Kon,” 1980-2002. [F. 9] 82. “Kopley, Richard,” 1980-1998. [F. 10] 83. “Kovacs, Ernie,” includes manuscript (TS, 25 p., n.d.) 84. “La Londe, Chris,” 1990. [F. 11] 85. “Leeds, Marc,” 1982-2001. 86. “Lester, Cheryl,” 1983-1987. 87. “Liang, Sun-Chieh,” includes manuscript (TS, 158 p.), 1996-1997. 88. “Luke, David,” includes printed item, 1970. 89. “Lutze, Kristian,” 1982-1984. [F. 12] 90. “Mahler, Adam,” 2002. 91. “Magid, Annette,” 1989-1996. 92. “Massey, Patricia,” 1978, 1995-1997. 93. “Mar.itell, Howard,” 1985-1990. 94. “Martin, Grace,” 1978-1998. [F. 13] 95. “McBride, Bill,” 1988-1989. [F. 14] 96. “McClelland, Patricia,” 1995-1997. 97. “Michta, Natalie Cole,” includes printed essay, n.d.; 1986. [F. 15] 98. “Miner, Madonne,” includes 2 manuscripts (TS, 27 p. each), 1981-1982. 99. “Mohanty, Sujeet,” 1983-1984. 100. “Mortimer, Gail,” 1995-1996. 101. “Murphy, Peter,” 1985-1986, 1991. 102. “Muse, Eban,” 1990-1993. 103. “Newhall, Elizabeth,” includes several manuscripts on J. R. R. Tolkien (all TS), 1997-2002. [F. 16] 104. “Newhouse, Tom (Erom, Klein), September Orals,” 1990-1992. [F. 17] 105. “Niiler, Luke,” 1990-1996. 106. “Norris, Marge,” includes published work, 1997-1998. Box 15 107. “Odamtte, Mark,” 1980-1982. [F. 1] 108. “Oullette, Mark,” includes reading for qualifying exam. 109. “Pandit, Lalita,” 1981-1992. 110. “Pardini, Samuele,” 2000-1902. 111. “Pangborn, James,” 2000. [F. 2] 112. “Park, Roswell,” 1996-1997.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 39 of 102 40 113. “Parker, Andy,” includes sections of dissertation, 1991, 1994.[F. 3] 114. “Parlotto, Lucian,” 1982. 115. “Paul, Jacob,” 1995-1997. 116. “Peterson, Karen,” 1980-1987. [F. 4] 117. “Powers, William.” a. 1991-1997. b. 1983-2002. [F. 5] 118. “Prentice, Penelope,” 1990-1998. [F. 6] 119. “Rebein, Robert,” 1994-2001. [F. 7] 120. “Renzi, Thomas,” 1990-1991. 121. “Reynolds, Paula,” includes manuscript (TS, 32 p.), 1984. 122. “Roark, Chris,” 1988-1990. [F. 8] 123. “Robertson, Tom,” 1990. 124. “Robinson, Zan,” 1987-1997. 125. “Rose, Samuel Sajeev,” 1991-1993. 126. “Roy, Ashish,” 1984-1991. [F. 9] 127. “Saar, Doreen,” 1977-1997. 128. “Schechter, Harold,” includes manuscript about LF (TS, 8 p.), 1972-1999. [F. 10] 129. “Scheer, Barry,” 1988-2003. 130. “Schlotelburg, Susanne,” 1988. [F. 11] 131. “Schwartz, Lewis,” 1987-1990. 132. “Segal, Jeffrey,” 1985-1993. 133. “Seidner, Eva,” 1989. 134. “Sharma, Harsh,” 1985-1998. 135. “Siegel, Mark, includes play (TS, 25 p.) and several other manuscripts (all TS). [F. 12] 136. “Sullivan, Zohreh,” 1982. 137. “Swigart, Jane,” 1982-1998. 138. “Tirrell, David,” includes manuscript (TS, 41 p.), 1985-2002. [F. 13] 139. “Tunc, Serpil,” 1986-1995. [F. 14] 140. “Varisco, Lois,” includes orals reading list, 1979, 1985. 141. “Ventola, John,” 1994-1996. 142. “Verney, Victor,” 1996-2000. [F. 15] 143. “Vizzaccaro, Massimo,” includes orals reading list, 1987. 144. “Wake, James,” 1979-1980. 145. “Walle, Alf,” includes manuscript (TS, 18 p.), 1984, 1998. 146. “Want, Stephen,” 1987. [F. 16] 147. “Watta (Oumarou),” 1985-1996. 148. “White, Barbara,” includes manuscript (TS, 21 p.), undated letter. 149. “Whitsitt, Sam,” 1979-1999. [F. 17]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 40 of 102 41 150. “Williams, Mukish,” 2000-2001. 151. “Wright, Leslie,” 1988. Includes 14p. TS ms. 152. “Yep, Larry,” includes manuscripts (TS, 37 p., 36 p., 3 p.), 1972- 2002. [F. 18] 153. “Yordy, Jonathan,” includes manuscript (TS, 28 p.), 1982-1987. [F. 19] 154. “Zwinger, Linda,” 1992-2002.

Professional Recommendations.

Box 16 L. 1972-1987. [F. 1] M. 1987-2001. [F. 2]

Reprinting. [Requests to reprint LF writings as well as many of his responses.]

N. 1964-2002. [F. 3-5] O. Permission fees received, 1970-2003. [F. 6]

Blurb Requests. [LF was frequently asked to contribute quotes to be published on the dust jackets of book by other writers. LF refused nearly all of these requests as a matter of principle, arguing that it was better to decline all offers than to accept some and turn down others.]

P. 1986-2000. [F. 7]

Reviews and Publication Responses.

Q. Foreign correspondence. 1. “Africa,” 1970, 1976, 1994. [F. 8] 2. “Australia,” 1980-1991. 3. “Austria,” 1952, 1990-1993. [F. 9] 4. “Belgium,” 1984, 1993. 5. “Bangladesh,” 1972. 6. “Biafra,” 1969. 7. “Biafra: Committee for Artists and Writers.” [F. 10] 8. “Botswana,” 2001-2002. [F. 11] 9. “Budapest,” 1975-1988. 10. “Bulgaria,” 1991. 11. “Brazil,” 1979-1986. [F. 12] 12. “Canada,” 1991. [F. 13] 13. “China,” 1976-1995.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 41 of 102 42 14. “Colombia,” 1971. [F. 14] 15. “Czechoslovakia,” 1966, 1968, 1993. 16. “Denmark,” 1986, 1993. 17. “Dominican Republic,” 1973. 18. “England,” 1978-2000. 19. “Finland (Popular Culture).” 20. “France,” 1969, 1978, 1989. [F. 15] 21. “Germany.” a. “(1970) Utrecht University,” 1969-1970. [F. 16] b. “Postmodern Convention,” 1982, 1997-1999. [F. 17] c. “Dr. Kuhner, Rainer Bohlke,” 1989-1996. [F. 18] d. “West Germany,” 1969, 1973, 1980-1994. e. “… and Denmark and England,” 1982. [F. 19] f. “Wurzburg (1980).” 22. “Greece,” 1964, 1994. [F. 20] 23. “Hungary. 1980. 24. “India.” a. “1975” (includes 1970, 1975, 1976). [F. 21] b. “1979” (includes 1979-1982). [F. 22] c. “1987” (includes 1984-1987). [F. 23] d. “1988” (includes 1988-2002; includes floppy disk) [F. 24] Box 17 25. “Iran,” 1946, 1974. [F. 1] 26. “Ireland,” 1969. 27. “Israel.” a. “1963 - Summer Trip.” [F. 2] b. “1979.” [F. 3] c. “1983.” d. “Rutgers University,” Jan. 1990. [F. 4] e. 1993-1996. 28. “Italy.” a. “1953.” [F. 5] b. “1955-1957,” re: Dante Society and Fulbright work. c. “1981.” d. “1982-1984,” re: seminar on Jewish-American humor.[F. 6] e. “1987.” f. “1988-1989.” [F. 7] g. “1990.” h. “1992-1993.” 29. “Japan.” a. “Kyoto Seminar,” 1976. [F. 8] b. “1981,” re: visits and lectures, translation of LF book into Japanese. [F. 9] c. “1989, Japanese Language School.” [F. 10] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 42 of 102 43 30. “Korea,” 1984-1998. [F. 11] 31. “Kuwait,” re: essay book written by others, 1992. [F. 12] 32. “London-Paris Trip (1970),” 1968-1970. 33. “Madagascar,” 1979-1980. 34. “Montreal (Melville),” re: French translation, 1988. 35. “Netherlands,” 1967-1971, 1991-1993. [F. 13] 36. “New Zealand (Morrissey),” 1981, 1985, 2002. 37. “Nigeria.” a. “1963.” b. “1990.” [F. 14] 38. “Norway (Oslo).” 39. “Poland (Liponski).” 40. “Portugal.” 41. “Romanian Trip,” 1973. 42. “Rotterdam - 1971.” [F. 15] 43. “Soviet Union.” 44. “Spain.” a. “1985.” b. “1989.” [F. 16] 45. “Sri Lanka.” 46. “Taiwan.” 47. “Thailand.” 48. “Uganda.” 49. “Venezuela.” [F. 17] 50. “Vietnam.” 51. “Yugoslavia.” R. Subject files re: publishers, books, lectures, subjects of LF’s interest. 1. “Agents,” 1948-1984. [F. 18] 2. “ART OF THE ESSAY - Second Edition.” [F. 19] 3. “Autographs (Requests From Readers),” 1964-2000. [F. 20] 4. “BACK TO CHINA,” 1 TLS (July 22, 1965) and clipping. [F. 21] 5. “BACK TO INNOCENCE,” 1999-2000. [F. 22] 6. “BEING BUSTED,” 1967-1995. [F. 23] 7. “Books: Bought and Sold,” 1982-1983. [F. 24] 8. “Child Abuse,” 1976-1981. 9. “COLLECTED ESSAYS I and II,” 1972-1995. 10. “Crank Letters,” 1960-1994. [F. 25] 11. “Cross the Border and Close the Gap” [popular essay which first appeared in Playboy; later a book title], 1969-2002. 12. “AN END TO INNOCENCE,” page of copied advertisements [also see Box 18]. [F. 26]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 43 of 102 44 13. “A FIEDLER READER,” includes: a. Hoograph notes, 3 p. b. Preface (TS, 2 p.) and fragment (3 p.). c. Printed articles, 2 copies. 14. “FIEDLER ON THE ROOF,” 1988-1993. 15. “Girl in the Black Raincoat,” includes: a. 2 TLS, 1965 and 1966. Box 18 b. “Garrett, George,” re: Raincoat project, 1960-1971, 1995. [F. 1] 16. “IN DREAMS AWAKE” [LF’s science fiction anthology], includes: a. Correspondence, 1974-1975. [F. 2] b. Permissions for story use, 1974. [F. 3] 17. “Indian Affairs.” [F. 2] 18. “Jewish Concerns,” includes “Jewish Writers Remembrance - Aug, 1988,” 1963-2000. [F. 4] 19. “Last Jew in America,” includes: [F. 5] a. Items about LF short story, 1965-1997. b. Items about Italian translation, 1988-1989. c. Screenplay by Mike Turner, 190 p. 20. “AN END TO INNOCENCE,” includes: [also see Box 17] [F. 6] a. Letters from readers, 1955-1970. b. Printed reviews and advertisements. c. Items about publishing and reviews. 21. “Literary Questions,” includes notable letters re: LF’s selections for a high school reading list (1969) and suggestions for an erotic fiction anthology (1981); 1969-1996. [F. 7] 22. “Massey Lectures,” CBC radio lecture series, 1978-1981. [F. 8] 23. “Monks of Monk Hall,” re: introduction by LF, 1969-1979. [F. 9] 24. “The New Mutants,” reprinting rights, 1961-1967, 1995-1999. 25. “New York University Alumni 50th Anniversary,” 1987-1988. 26. “NO! IN THUNDER,” 1960-1985. [F. 10] 27. “NUDE CROQUET,” includes TLS from Anthony Boucher, Aug. 7, 1957; 1957-1979. 28. “Plagarism,” 2 items re: “Backdraft” screenplay, Feb. 1993. 29. “Philosophy,” includes notable letter, Sep. 25, 1969; 1965-1989. 30. “THE MESSENGERS WILL COME NO MORE,” includes newspaper clippings, 1975-1977. [F. 11] 31. “Popular Culture,” re: conferences, 1972-1978. 32. “Pornography,” 1977. a. Articles, 2 copies. b. Hate letter sent to LF, 2 copies.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 44 of 102 45 33. “Prizes, Awards,” includes: a. 1957 National Institute of Arts letter, re: grant. b. Warren, Robert Penn. TLS, Apr. 1, 1957. c. Items from 1985. 34. “Protests, Demurrers, Insults, Etc.,” letters and printed articles, 1950’s. [F. 12] 35. “Publicity,” 3 CTL and 1 printed item, 1966. [F. 13] 36. “Responses to early work,” 1947-1963. 37. “Rotten Reviews,” includes: a. CTL from LF, Oct. 31, 1967. b. 1 TLS and TL response, May, 1987. 38. “RETURN OF THE VANISHING AMERICAN,” 1968-1999. [F. 14] 39. “THE SECOND STONE,” includes notable letter, Mar., 1963; 1963-1994. 40. “Sopranos TV Show” [LF was mentioned in an episode], 2002. 41. “Stapledon, Olaf, re: LF’s book OLAF STAPLEDON: A MAN DIVIDED, research and publication, 1978-1989. [F. 15] 42. “THE STRANGER IN SHAKESPEARE,” includes printed reviews, 1972-1994. [F. 16] 43. “Mark Twain,” includes printed clippings and manuscripts of articles (TS), 1974-2002. [F. 17] 44. “WAITING FOR THE END,” 1964-1966. [F. 18] 45. “Waiting for God,” 1966, 1985. 46. “War: Responses to Query,” notable items, May 6, 1991; TL with LF’s holograph notes. 47. “WHAT WAS LITERATURE?” includes: a. “Simon and Schuster,” re: publication, residuals; includes newspaper clippings and other printed reviews, 1978-1985. [F. 19] b. Copies of reviews, 1981-2001. [F. 20] c. Item re: LF, TS, 10 p. d. Printed index for book.

Personal Correspondence, organized alphabetically.

Box 19 S. A. 1. “Abrams, Nathan,” 2000. [F. 1] 2. “Abromowitz, Barbara,” 1972-1977. 3. “Acker, Marjorie.” 1966-1967. 4. “Adamowski, Thomas,” 1984-1985. 5. “Aldiss, Brian,” 1978-1979.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 45 of 102 46 6. “Aldrich, Michael,” 1972-1985. 7. “Alvarez, Al,” 1961-1979. [F. 2] 8. “Amis, Kingsley.” a. TLS, Mar. 3, 1959. b. TLS, Oct. 19, 1960. 9. “Anania, Michael,” 1985-1999. 10. “Athearn, Robert,” 1957 (notable letter), 1964, 1975. 11. “Anozie, Sunay O.,” 1975-1977. 12. “Arndt, Dick,” 1990-2000. [F. 3] 13. “Atlas, James,” 1974-1975; 1991; 1998. 14. “Auden, W. H.” a. ALS, Oct. 12, 1954. b. ALS, Nov. [2, 9, 16, 23, or 30], 1954. 15. “Auerbach, Robert,” 1975. [F. 4] 16. “Auerbach, Leo,” 2 ALS, 1964. 17. “Avidan, David,” 1974-1975. 18. “Ayrton, Michael,” 1973. 19. “Ayre, John,” 1983. 20. “Ayck, Thomas,” 1970. T. B. 1. “Baba, Meher,” 1967. [F. 5] 2. “Baglow, John,” 1 CTL from LF and form dated Aug. 2, 1974. 3. “Bailey, Jane,” 1964-2002. 4. “Baken, Robert Emmett,” 1986. 5. “Bakker, Dick,” 1972. 6. “Bakker, Jan,” 1969, 1971. 7. “Baldwin, Neil,” 1975-1988. [F. 6] 8. “Banda, Melissa,” 1 TL from LF, Dec. 26, 2000. 9. “Barba, Harry,” 1970. 10. “Barber, C. L.,” 1972-1985. 11. “Baritz, Loren,” 1969-1992. [F. 7] 12. “Barkas, Janet,” 1975-1980. 13. “Barnestone, Willis,” 1973. 14. “Barratt, Gail,” 1970. 15. “Barrows, P. S.,” 1964-1965. 16. “Barth, John,” numerous letters, 1957-1997; includes ALS, TLS, and LF’s responses. 17. “Barthelme, Donald,” 1958-1990. [F. 8] 18. “Bauman, Bruce,” 1976-1980. 19. “Beacham, Walton,” 1976-1980. [F. 9] 20. “Bell, Cheryl,” 1980-1982.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 46 of 102 47 21. “Bellow, Saul.” 5 ALS, 2 TLS. a. Oct. 25, 1953. b. Feb. 1, 1954. c. June 14, 1955. d. Oct. 13, 1960. e. Nov. 4, 1962. f. June 24 (no year). g. n.d. 22. “Benstock, Bernard,” 1974-1996. 23. “Ben-Asher, Jerry,” 1968. 24. “Bergel, Lienhard, Prof.,” 1964-1965. 25. “Berger, Arthur,” 1972-1977. 26. “Berger, Harry,” 1976. [F. 10] 27. “Bergman, Andrew,” 1974. 28. “Berger, Helen,” 1987-1988. 29. “Berger, Marilyn,” 1972-1980. 30. “Bergovitch, Susan,” 1981. 31. “Bernard, Kathleen,” 1975-1976. 32. “Bernetta, (Sister),” 1963-1964. [F. 11] 33. “Bernstein, Derora,” 1973. 34. “Betsky, Symour,” 1968-1999. 35. “Biederman, Pat,” 1977-1984. [F. 12] 36. “Bier, Jesse,” 1957-1991. 37. “Biklen, Douglas,” 1977-1978. 38. “Bird, Lance,” 1991. 39. “Blackmur, Richard,” 1955-1956. 40. “Blau, Herbert,” 1970, 1991. [F. 13] 41. “Block, H.,” 1976-1977. 42. “Bloom, Sheryl,” 1974-1978. 43. “Boone, Bill,” 1975. 44. “Bordon, Mort,” 1964, 1973. 45. “Bradbury, Malcolm,” 1967, 1969, 1995. 46. “Bradford, Curtis,” 1948-1950, 1957. [F. 14] 47. “Bradley, Bill,” CTL from LF, July 14, 1986. 48. “Bronte, Lydia,” 1974-1975. 49. “Brady, Charles,” 1972-1982. 50. “Branch, Anthony,” 1981. 51. “Brandabur, Ed,” 1981. 52. “Bratu,” several ALS to LF, 1968. 53. “Bresgal,” several ALS to LF, 1963. [F. 15] 54. “Brodsky, Alyn,” 1978. 55. “Bronen, E. M.,” 1974-1975.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 47 of 102 48 56. “Brooks, Cleanth,” 1996. 57. “Brossard, Chandler,” TLS to LF, n.d. 58. “Broughton, Shirley,” 1973, 1977. 59. “Brown, Mackey,” 1978-1979, 1996. 60. “Browne, Ray,” 1973-1991. 61. “Brunstein, Heini,” 1969. [F. 16] 62. “Bryant, Byron,” 3 TLS to LF, 1954-1955. 63. “Buchholz, Michele,” 2001-2003. 64. “Buckley, William,” 3 items, including TLS (form letter), Aug. 26,1983. [F. 17] 65. “Buerk, John (Pastor),” 1990. 66. “Bugbee, Daphne and Henry,” 1971, 1980. 67. “Burgess, Anthony,” 1974-1978, 7 TLS and ALS. a. May 25, 1975. b. Jan. 27, 1976. c. May 3, 1976. d. Sep. 29, 1976. e. Mar. 28, 1978 f. May 22, 1978. g. Nov. 11 (no year) 68. “Buitenhuis, Peter,” 1966-1970. 69. “Biswell, Andrew,” 2003. 70. “Burakoff, Theodore,” 1972-1980. [F. 18] 71. “Bullard, Mike,” 1955. 72. “Burda, R. W.,” 1964-1980. 73. “Burke, Peter,” 3 items, 1968, 1972. [F. 19] 74. “Burns, Glen,” 1976-1977. 75. “Burkhardt, Wally,” several items, 1967, 1973. 76. “Burr, Connie” [original member of Mickey Mouse Club], 1973- 1983. 77. “Bursett, F. Mabel,” 2 items, 1973. 78. “Burton, B. A.,” 1970, 1976. 79. “Burton, Gabrielle,” 1977-1997. [F. 20] 80. “Butler, Bill,” 1960-1978. [F. 21] 81. “Butler, Francelia,” 1980, 1984, 1986. 82. “Byers, Bruce,” 1976. 83. “BEING BUSTED (Trial),” personal letters and newspaper clippings, 1970. [F. 22] U. C. 1. “Cain, Pat,” 1995. [F. 23] 2. “Caine, Patty,” 1949, 1958-1959. 3. “Cambon, Glauco Prof.,” 1961; 1971.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 48 of 102 49 4. “Cannon, Peter,” several items, 1973. 5. “Camper, Fred,” 1991-1992. 6. “Carrier, Warren (Dean),” 1965, 1969. 7. “Carringer, Robert,” several items, 1974, 1976. 8. “Carrington, Ruth, 1970-1997. [F. 24] 9. “Carter, Paul,” 1975-1976. [F. 25] 10. “Carver, Catherine,” 1964-1997. 11. “Caviola, Hugo,” 2 items, 1991. 12. “Centrig, Richard,” 1981. 13. “Chapple, Steve,” 1977-1979. 14. “Cixous, Helene,” 1969-1978. [F. 26] 15. “Clapp, Mary,” 1 ALS, Mar. 27, 1958. 16. “Clark, Fran,” 1978-1980. 17. “Clark Memorial Fund,” 2 items, 1975. 18. “Clark, Tekla,” 1972-1998. 19. “Clark, Olga,” TN, TNS (2 items). a. Apr. 6 (no year). b. Dec. 4 (no year). 20. “Clougher, Thomas,” 1976. 21. “Clubb, Merrel,” 1963-1983. Box 20 22 “Coan, Peter,” 1980-2001. [F. 1] 23. “Coe, Robert,” 1977-1979. 24. “Cohen, Jonathan,” 1981. 25. “Cohen, Leonard,” 2 manuscripts, TS, 2 p. each, n.d. 26. “Cohen, Rabbi Morris,” 1969-1974. 27. “Cohen, Sara Blacher,” 1974. 28. “Cole, Nancy,” several items, 1972. 29. “Cole, Toby,” 1998. [F. 2] 30. “Collins, Tom,” 1973-1974. 31. “Conrath, Robert,” 1990. [F. 3] 32. “Cooper, Eunice,” 1955. 33. “Copans, Simon,” 1970-1988. 34. “Cope, Jackson,” 1978-1989. [F. 4] 35. “Coryell, David,” 2 items, 1973. 36. “Cox, Tim,” 1959-2000. 37. “Craige, Betty Jean,” 1984-1986. 38. “Crampton, Nancy,” several items, 1982-1983. 39. “Crew, Prof. Louie,” 1974-1975. 40 “Crosley, Max,” 2 items, 1969. [F. 5] 41 “Crowley, Frank,” 1976-1982. 42. “Crowther, Frank,” 1961-1963. 43. “Cunliffe, Marcus,” 1968-1990.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 49 of 102 50 44. “Curzon, Daniel,” 1974-1975. Includes: a. Oates, Joyce Carol. (i) TLS to LF, Jan. 2, 1974. (ii) TLS to LF, Jan. 28, 1974. V. D. 1. “Dann, Jack,” 1973-1975. [F. 6] 2. “Davenport, Tom,” 1991. 3. “Davidson, Arram,” 1973-1987. 4. “Davis, Charles,” 1973-1980. 5. “Davis, Hope,” 3 items, 1980, 1994. 6. “Davis, Robert,” 2 TLS, 1957. [F. 7] 7. “Day, Thomas,” 1975-1976. 8. “Dean, Charles,” 1973-1975. 9. “Deleon, David,” 1978. 10. “de Beaugrande, Robert,” 1 TLS, 1986. 11. “De Berry, Larry,” 1979. 12. “Decter, Midge,” 1956. 13. “Deer, Irving,” 1974. 14. “Delany, Chip (Samuel),” 1973-75; 1998-1999. Includes: [F. 8] a. 8 p., Nov. 17, 1973. b. 20 p., Dec. 16, 1973. c. Dec. 31, 1973. d. Feb. 22, 1974. e. Mar. 13, 1975. f. Apr. 23, 1975. g. Apr. 26, 1975. Signed copy of printed item. h. Apr. 26, 1975. i. May 7, 1975. j. May 8, no year. 15. “De Loach, Allen,” 1972-1995. 16. “De Mille, Barbara,” 1974-1991. [F. 9] 17. “De Mott, Benjamin,” 1960, 1993, 1998-1999. 18. “Dhondt, Steven,” 1974. 19. “Diamond, David,” 4 items, 1991. 20. “Diamond, Steve,” 2 items, 1979. 21. “Dickey, James,” 1 TLS, Nov. 25, 1960; letters re: Dickey, 1994, 1997. [F. 10] 22. “Diehl, Digby,” includes notable letters re: making movie from NUDE CROQUET, 1969-1978. 23. “Diener, Sol,” 1 ALS, n.d. 24. “Dolson, C. W.,” 1963, 1972-1973. 25. “Dommergues, Pierre,” 1969-1980.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 50 of 102 51 26. “Doraiswamy, Geetha,” 1975. [F. 11] 27. “Doria, Michael (Charles),” 1975. 28. “Dorin, Tmka,” 1 ALS, May 13, 1963. 29. “Drain, Richard,” 1968. 30. “Dugan, Lue and Ed,” 1973-2003. 31. “Dumas, Frank,” 1 printed item, n.d. 32. “Dunsmore, Roger,” 1980. 33. “Durham, Lonnie,” 4 items, 1976-1977. 34. “Dwyer, John,” 1967, 1970. W. E. 1. “Ebel, Henry,” 2 items, 1973. [F. 12] 2. “Eberhart, Dick,” 5 items, 1956, 1968. 3. “Edelstein, Art,” 1976-1977. 4. “Edel, Leon,” 3 items, 1983. 5. “Eden, Doris,” 3 items, 1978. 6. “Edwards, Maurice,” 1966-1967. 7. “Efron, Morris,” 3 items, 1983. 8. “Ehrenreich, Robert,” 4 items, 1972. 9. “Ehrlich, Heyward,” 4 items, 1984-1985. 10. “Eisner, Al,” ca. 1930's-40's. 11. “Eliot, T. S.” [F. 13] a. TLS, Jan. 14, 1948. b. TLS, Feb. 22, 1949. 12. “Elkin, Henry,” 3 items, 1956-1957. [F. 14] 13. “Ellison, Harlan,” 1973-1989; includes notable letters: a. Apr. 3, 1973. b. July 15, 1973. c. Oct. 19, 1973. d. Jan. 4, 1978. e. May 3, 1989. 14. “Ellison, Ralph,” 1 CTL from LF, Nov. 28, 1973. [F. 15] 15. “Ellmann, Richard,” 1971, 1974. 16. “Empson, W(illiam),” 1956, 1971, 1985. 17. “Espy, Willard,” 2 items, 1974. 18. “Eulert, Donald,” 1973-1982. 19. “Evans, John,” 4 ALS, 1941. 20. “Evans, Walker,” 1 printed item and TS pages of TWILIGHT ON AMERICA. X. F. 1. “Faas, Ekbert,” re: Robert Creeley biography, 1990-1991. [F. 16] 2. “Fabre, Michel,” 1 TLS, July 21, 1967. 3. “Farmer, Philip Jose,” 16 TLS and 1 ALS (all notable), 1971-1984.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 51 of 102 52 4. “Farrell, James,” 1963. 5. “Feinstein, Herbert,” notable letters re: Parker Tyler and LF=s piece for ----Show magazine on Russ Meyers’s “The Immoral Mr. Teas,” 1959-1961. 6. “Ferst, Barry,” 1 TLS, Apr. 3, 1988. [F. 17] 7. “Field, Leslie and Joyce,” 1969-1970, 1981-1985. 8. “Field, Saul,” 1972-1979. 9. “Fink, Guido,”, 1999. 10. “Fisher, Marvin (Prof.),” 1972-1976. 11. “Fisher, Steve” [old friend of LF], 3 TLS, 2 ALS, 1938-1939. 12. “Fishkin, Shelby (Twain project),” 1994-1996. 13. “Flanigan, Michael,” 1973-1974. 14. “Foss, Lukas,” 1 TLS, Mar. 22, 1967. [F. 18] 15. “Flint, R. W.,” 1957-1968. 16. “Franklin, Bruce,” 1973-1976. 17. “Fraser, Russell,” 1976-1982. 18. “Freeman, Edmund,” 1977-1986. 19. “Frost, Robert,” printed invitation card to memorial service, 1963. 20. “Freed, Mike,” 1958-1961. Y. G. 1. “Gabriel, Gary,” 1982. [F. 19] 2. “Gallagher, John,” 1957-1971. 3. “Ganning, London,” 1982. 4. “Garrett, George,” 1 TL from LF, 2000. 5. “Gass, William,” 3 TLS, 1967. 6. “Gelatt, Dorothy,” 1992. 7. “Gerber, Mitch,” 2 items, 2003. 8. “Gill, Roma,” 1971-1973. 9. “Gehma, Richard,” 1968. [F. 20] 10. “Ginsberg, Allen,” much correspondence about Ginsberg, includes 2 signed postcards from AG: a. Aug. 12, 1977. b. July 7 (no year). 11. “Ginsberg, Louis,” many letters mentioning his son, poet Allen Ginsberg, 1964-1970. 12. “Gioia, Dana,” 1993. 13. “Glazer, Nathan,” 1969-1970. 14. “Godine, David (Publisher),” 1979-1980. [F. 21] 15. “Goldfinger, Max,” include items re: days as children in New Jersey; 1967, 1984. 16. “Goldman, Arnold,” 1972-1981. 17. “Goldstein, Mel,” 1973, 1979.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 52 of 102 53 18. “Goldstone, Richard,” 2 ALS, 1 CTL from LF; 1964. 19. “Goldwyn, Samuel Jr.,” 1 ALS. Feb. 14, 1964. 20. “Good, Marie Sapovitch,” 1976-1977. [F. 22] 21. “Goodell, Charles” [Senator from New York], 1 TLS, July 2, 1969. 22. “Goodheart, Eugene,” 1 TLS, June 12, 1961. 23. “Goodheart, Pat,” 1984. 24. “Goodman, Paul,” 1 ANS, Apr. 13 (no year). 25. “Goodman, Walter,” 1 TLS, July 17, 1967. 26. “Gordon, Jan,” 1976. 27. “Gottesman, Prof. Ronald,” 1974-1976. 28. “Green, Robert,” 1977-1979. 29. “Gregory, Hoosag,” 1952, 1961. 30. “Grifasi, Anthony,” 1963, 1975. [F. 23] 31. “Griff, Mason,” 1963-1973. 32. “Gross, Harvey,” 2 items, 1957. 33. “Gross, Theodore (Prof.),” 1973, 1980. 34. “Grunstein, Nily,” 1987. 35. “Gubar, Susan,” 1996, 1999. 36. “Gurary, Rabbi Nosan,” 1972, 1983. 37. “Guthrie, Robert,” 1989. 38. “Gutman, Judy,” 1972-1975, 1985-1986, 1991. Box 21 Z. H. 1. “Hoggart, Richard,” 1959-1970. [F. 1] 2. “Hollander, John,” 1962-1975. 3. “Hapern, Daniel,” 1975-1977. 4. “Haller, Fred,” 1977. 5. “Hall, Claude,” 1983-1984. 6. “Hall, Jim,” 1958-1969, 1991. 7. “Hamburger, Robert,” 1987-1998. 8. “Hamilton, Chuck,” 1976-1977. 9. “Hanesworth, Syner,” 3 items, 1973, 1977. [F. 2] 10. “Hardison, O. B.,” 1962-1990. 11. “Harrington, Michael,” 1 TLS, Jan. 21, 1959. 12. “Harris, Kathryn,” 1973. 13. “Harris, Mark,” 1 TLS, Dec. 22, 1986. 14. “Harrison, Harry,” 1974-1978. 15. “Hasley, Will aka Cullen, Larry,” 1979-1981. 16. “Hass, Robert,” 1 newspaper, Oct. 20, 1996. 17. “Hassan, Ihab, Prof.,” 1963-1990. 18. “Hathaway, Baxter,” 1951-1972, newspaper 1983. [F. 3] 19. “Hawkes, John,” 1960, 1963, 1988.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 53 of 102 54 20. “Hayden, Hiram.” a. TLS, Aug. 21, 1961. b. TLS, Nov. 14, 1961. 21. “Hayne, Barrie,” 2 items, 1978. 22. “Haynes, Jim,” 1970-1990. 23. “Hazard, Patrick,” 1971-1989. 24. “Holio, Anseim,” 1974-1975. 25. “Holloway, John,” 3 items, 1983. 26. “Holloway, Julia,” 1973-1991. [F. 4] 27. “Holmes, Carol,” 1972-1993. [F. 5-6] 28. “Holtheusen, Hans Egon,” 1 CTL to LF, June 25, 1954. [F. 7] 29. “Hornik, Peter,” 1997. 30. “Howe, Irving,” 8 items, 1948-1987. 31. “Hunter, Brenda,” includes 1 photo, 1978. 32. “Hutton, Bill,”, 1969-1972. 33. “Heilman, Robert,” 1949-1966. [F. 8] 34. “Hendler, Earl,”, 1937, includes: a. 1 postcard. b. Holograph note, 3 p. 35. “Henke, Suzette,” 1987. 36. “Heringman, Benoit,” 1980. 37. “Herrman, John,” 1966-1969; 1 TL, 1999. [F. 9] 38. “Hesse, Eva,” 1 TLS to LF; 2 items; 1965-1966. 39. “Hilgenstuhler, Ted,” 1961-2002. 40. “Hill, Karel,” 2 items, 1998. 41. “Hills, Rust L.,” 1958-1993. [F. 10] 42. “Hindus, Milton,” 2 items, 1961. 43. “Hinz, Evelyn,” 1985. 44. “Hinze, LeRoy,” 1960-1978. 45. “Hirschman, Jack,” 2 ALS, 1 TLS, printed poem. 46. “Hivnor, Robert,” 1962-1985. 47. “Hoffman, Abby,” 1 TLS regarding AH (not from him), 1 CTL reply, Jan. 30, 1974. 48. “Hoffman, Bruce,” 1971-1972, 1977. 49. “Hoffman, Jim,” 1965-1971. [F. 11] AA. I. 1. “Israel, Calvin,” 1975-1976. 2. “Isaac, Dan,” 1966-1976, 1991. 3. “Izzo, Carlo.” a. ALS, 1962. b. TLS, Jan. 23, 1956. c. CTL from LF, Jan. 30, 1956.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 54 of 102 55 BB. J. [Also two J folders filed under K.] 1. “Jaye, Mike,” 1980-1981. [F. 12] 2. “Johnson, Paul,” 1989. 3. “James, Susie,” 1988. 4. “Jameson, Mike,” 1960-1976. 5. “Jayne, Mike,” 1970-2003. [F.13-14] 6. “Johnson-Roullier, Cyriana,” 1994-1995. [F. 15] 7. “Johnson, J. Chester,” 1971-1975. 8. “Jong, Erica,” notable TLS: a. Aug. 18, 1995. b. 2 TL from LF, 1995, 1997. 9. “Josephson, Ben,” 1 TLS, May 7, 1957. CC. K. 1. “Jurist, Edward” [old college-era friend], 1937-1988. [F. 16] 2. “Jung, Anees,” 1978-1991. 3. “Kahn, Coppelia,” 1981-1985. 4. “Kahn, Sholom,” 1966, 1973-1983, 1997. 5. “Kaplan, H. (Kap)” [old college-era friend]; notable letters, including discussion of FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, ca. 1940; 1936-2002. [F. 18] 6. “Kaplan, Leslie,” 1965-1982; 2001-2002. [F. 19] 7. “Kaplan, Morris,” 1 TLS, May 2, 1960. 8. “Kast, Barry S.,” 1969-1971. 9. “Katz, Shlomo,” 1969, 1973, 1977. 10. “Kaufman, Hyman,” 1975-1978. 11. “Keely, Edmund,” 1957-1972. [F. 20] 12. “Keller, Fred, 1976-99. 13. “Kelley, William,” 1965, 1978-1979. 14. “Kellman, Steve,” 1997-2000. 15. “Kerrigan, Anthony,” 1975-1978. [F. 21] 16. “Kermode, J. F.,” 1968-1978. 17. “Kersten, Fred,” 1964-1965, 1969. 18. “Kessler, Jascha,” 1960, 1962, 1972. 19. “Kiell, Norman,” 2002. [F. 22] 20. “Kimmel, Michael (Gender),” 1 item, Dec. 2002. 21. “King, David,” 3 items, 1972. 22. “King, Stephen,” 1992-1993. [Re: LF writing introduction for reprinting of THE DEAD ZONE; project abandoned; no King letters.] Box 22 23. “Kinney, Arthur,” 4 items, 1980-1981. [F. 1] 24. “Kioleidou, Sophia,” 1973-1974. 25. “Kirby, David,” 1978-1982.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 55 of 102 56 26. “Kissinger, Henry,” notable letters; includes items re: LF=s 1969 trip to Washington re: Biafra genocide and possible U.S. intervention. a. July 22, 1963. b. July 31, 1963. c. Aug. 12, 1963. d. Aug. 19, 1963. e. June 8, 1964. f. Aug. 11, 1964. g. Aug. 27, 1964. h. Oct. 23, 1964. i. June 4, 1965. j. May 27, 1966. k. June 7, 1966. 27. “Klein, Jeff (Buffalo Book),” 2 items, 1993. [F. 2] 28. “Klein, Mike,” 1966. 29. “Koch, Peter,” 4 items, 1974 and n.d. 30. “Korn, Jacqueline,” 1973-1977. 31. “Kostelanetz, Richard,” 1964-2003. 32. “Kozek, Karen,” 1980-1999. [F. 3] 33. “Karmer, Ben,” includes fire-damaged MS “The Life and Times of Ben Kramer,” TS; 1973. [F. 4] 34. “Karmer, Joseph,” 1972. 35. “Kriston, Irving” [publisher and friend of LF], 1947-1979. Includes: [F. 5] a. 72 TLS. b. 13 ALS and LF letters. c. 1 telegram. d. Letter regarding intellectuals, Jews, T. S. Eliot, 1946. e. TS letter to the Editor by Ralph de Toledano, Aug. 27, 1951. 36. “Kroth, Jerome,” 1979-1980. [F. 6] DD. L. 1. “Lahey, Ed,” 1976-2002. [F.6-7] 2. “Larom, Henry,” 1952-1965. [F. 8] 3. “Larner, Jeremy” [author of DRIVE, HE SAID], 1 TLS re: LF=s essay “The New Mutants,” Dec. 14, 1965. 4. “Lasky, Melvin,” [editor, Encounter magazine], 2 TLS, 22 ALS, 1958-1968. 5. “Laughlin, James” [author], 16 TLS and ANS cards, 1943-1964. 6. “Laurel (Hager)” [woman LF met at University of Santa Cruz lecture], notable content; several ALS, newspaper clipping, 1967.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 56 of 102 57 7. “Lawrence, John,” 1978. 8. “Leary, Lewis,” 1950, 1957-1965. [F. 9] 9. “Leary, Timothy.” Notable letters to LF. a. TLS, May 8, 1975. b. TLS, July 11, 1975. c. TLS, Nov. 15, 1975. d. Other letters (not from Leary), 1978-1979. 10. “Leonard, William Ellery” [served as Leslie Fiedler=s Ph.D. advisor], letters re: WEL but not from him; includes MS re: WEL, TS, 58 p.; 1969; 1991-2002. 11. “Levey, Stephen,” 1976-1978. 12. “Levinson, Michael,” 1972-1978. [F. 10] 13. “Levit, Mort,” 1975-1981. 14. “Le Winter, Oswald” [teacher, spy, criminal], 1961-2002. [F. 11] 15. “Lewis, Leon,” 1972-1986. [F. 12] 16. “Lewis, R. W. B.” a. TLS to LF, Aug. 22, 1967. b. TL from LF, Aug. 20, 1999. 17. “Lipgan, Robert,” 5 typed items; 1949, 1960, 1967. 18. “Lish, Gordon,” 1963-1965. 19. “Lobb, John,” 1972-1975. 20. “Logan, John,” 1975-1991. 21. “Lombardo, Agostino. Prof.,” 1962-1989. 22. “Long, Robert E.,” 1975-1976. 23. “Longstaff, S. A.,” 1978-1980. [F. 13] 24. “Loss, Archie,” 1978-1981. 25. “Lowe, Erica.” a. TLS, May 19, 1989. b. TL from LF, June 7, 1989. 26. “Lowenthal, Mr. and Mrs.,” 1955, 1966, 1988-1998. 27. “Lucid, Robert,” 1969-1982. 28. “Ludwig, Jack,” 1963-1985. [F. 14] 29. “Luke, David,” 1973-1978. EE. M. 1. “Magazian, Doreen,” 1972. [F. 15] 2. “Madigan, Tim,” 1996. 3. “Mader, Jerry,” 1973-1983. 4. “Madden, David,” 1965-1995. 5. “Maas, Willard,” TLS, ALS. a. June 6, 1966. b. July 14, 1966. c. Feb. 15, 1967. d. Feb. 28, 1967. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 57 of 102 58 6. “Maukestad, Dave,” 1 TLS, July 4, 1981. [F. 16] 7. “MacRaimoinn, Sean,” 4 items, 1973, 1975, 1981. 8. “McIntosh, Barbara,” 3 items, 1990. 9. “McLuhan, Marshall.” a. TLS, Jan. 20, 1976. b. 2 other items. 10. “McCloskey, Herbert.” a. 4 ALS, 1950. b. 1 CTL from LF, 1964. 11. “McCaffery, Larry,” 3 items, 1991. 12. “MacDonald, Dwight,” 1973, 1976, 1990, newspaper. 13. “Martin, Robert,”, 1976-1977, 1980, 1991. 14. “Marshall, Margaret,” 1948-1951. 15. “McMillan, Gloria,” includes several manuscripts (TS), 1987- 1995. [F. 17] 16. “Markson, Dave,” 1966-1977. [F. 18] 17. “Mansfield, Senator Mike (Montana).”, TLS re: LF=s trip to Washington [see: “Kissinger, Henry”]. a. July 13, 1967. b. Oct. 9, 1969. 18. “Manheim, Leonard,” 1957, 1965-1966, 1974, 1976. 19. “Manginone, Jerre,” includes manuscripts (TS, photocopies), 1990. 20. “Mandel, Robert,” 4 items, 1983, 1985. [F. 19] 21. “Mandel, Olga,” 4 items; includes poems and message; Dec.1989. 22. “Mallery, R. D.” a. TLS, Feb. 12, 1964. b. 2 CTL from LF, Feb. 1964. 23. “Malin, I.,” 1966-1982. 24. “Malin, Irving,” 1960-1999. 25. “Mairs, Gary,” 3 items, 1991. [F. 20] 26. “Malamud, Bernard,” TLS, ALS. a. Feb. 16, 1955. b. Feb. 15, 1957. c. Sep. 29, 1957. d. Oct. 10, 1957. e. Mar. 16, 1958. f. Apr. 8, 1958. g. Sep. 13, 1958. h. Feb. 13, 1959. i. Mar. 25, 1959. g. Apr. 21, 1959. h. Nov. 18, 1962.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 58 of 102 59 i. July 16, 1967. j. Aug. 2, 1983. k. May 26, 1987. 27. “Mailer, Norman.” a. May 11, 1959. b. June 9, 1959. c. June 11, 1959. d. Aug. 31, 1959. e. Oct. 27, 1966. f. Nov. 23, 1966. g. 11 p., Feb. 22, 1974 (copy). h. “The Time of her Time,” manuscript, 33 p., TS (copy). 28. “Maier, Chris,” 4 items, 1989. 29. “Mogensen, Harold,” letters and newspaper clippings, 1972. [F. 21] 30. “Mitchell, Roger,” 1967-1968. 31. “Minkoff, George” [manuscript dealer], re: selling LF=s papers, 2002. 32. “Milosz, Czeslaw,” 3 items, 1958-1959. 33. “Michel, Pierre,” various letters including 1 printed item by LF, 1974-1976. [F. 22] 34. “Millet, Kate,” 1976-1977. 35. “Mezey, Robert,” 1969. 36. “Meyers, Bud,” 1 TL, “Sunday,” n.d. 37. “Meyer, Russ,” 1 telegram re: LF’s essay on Meyer’s film “The Immoral Mr. Teas” which was published in ----Show magazine, Sep. 29, 1961. 38. “Metcalf, David,” 8 items, 1998-2002. 39. “Merv Griffin Show,” letters and contracts re: LF appearance on TV program; no letters from Griffin; 1965. 40. “Mersand, Joseph, Prof.,” 1976, 1980, 1981. [F. 23] 41. “Merriam, H. G.” [friend and colleague at Montana], 1946-1978. 42. “Meras, Phyllis,” 1966-1967. 43. “Meade, Marion,” 4 items, including brief recollections by LF of Dorothy Parker and Saul Bellow, 1982. 44. “Mayer, Peter,” 2 items, Apr. 1970. 45. “Maud, Ralph,” 4 items, 1967, 1982, 1984. 46. “Matthiessen Memorial,” 1981-1982. 47. “Mannheim, Mary,” 1972. 48. “Masilamoni, LeeLavathi,” 1976-1982. 49. “Marx, Leo,” 1 TLS, Jan. 10, 1969. 50. “Marudanayagam, P.,” 1976-1994. [F. 24]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 59 of 102 60 51. “Munro, Tom,” 1978-2002. 52. “Moynihan, Julian,” 1959-1970. [F. 25] 53. “Mottram, Eric,” 1 TLS, May 26, 1967; 1994 letter about EM. 54. “Moss, Robert,” letters and manuscript pages (TS), 1977. Box 23 55. “Moskowitz, Mark,” 2000-2002. [F. 1] 56. “Morris, Wright,” 1957-1964. 57. “Morris, Richard (Mary),” 1971, 1980-1981. 58. “Morris, Alton.” a. TLS, 10 p., Mar. 18, 1985; includes LF’s response. b. Manuscript, TS, 12 p. 59. “Morrill, Tom,” 1964-1965. [F. 2] 60. “Moore, Geoffrey,” 1967. 61. “Mood, John,” includes screenplay “The Big Score,” 114 p., TS; 1972-1999. [F. 3] 62. “Molesworth, Charles,” 1974, 1981-1982. [F. 4] 63. “Mizener, Arthur,” TLS. a. Aug. 29, 1962. b. Sep. 5, 1962. FF. N. 1. “Narot, Joseph,” 1967-1974. 2. “Naslund, Alan,” letters and manuscripts (TS), 1966-2000. [F. 5] 3. “Nathan, John,” 6 items, 1985, 1991. [F. 6] 4. “Natusch, Wolfgang,” 1969. 5. “Navero, William,” 1975-1979. 6. “Nelson, Carey,” 7 items, 1976-1981. 7. “Nims, John,” 1952, 1958-1959, 1974. 8. “Nixon, Richard.” a. TLS, Aug. 16, 1951. b. TLS, Dec. 2, 1968. c. CTL from LF, Mar. 23, 1959. d. CTL from LF, Jan. 31, 1969, about Biafra genocide. 9. “Novak, William,” re: marijuana book, 1978-1980. 10. “Nulman, Sam” [old college and/or leftist political friend], 4 ALS and cards, 5 TLS, 1935-1939, 1970. 11. “Nye, Russell (Mika),” 1973, 1979, 1996. GG. O. 1. “O=Connor, Phil” [novelist and teacher], 1971-1980. [F. 7] 2. “O=Brien, Marge,” 1961, 1964-1965, 1977. 3. “O=Brien, Darcy,” 1973-1981. 4. “Oates, Joyce Carol,” includes notable letters. a. TLS, Sep. 8, 1967. b. TLS, Apr. 23, 1973.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 60 of 102 61 c. TLS, Apr. 29, 1976. d. TLS, Oct. 19, 1976. e. TN, Aug. 26, 1986. f. ANS, n.d. 5. “O=Connor, Carroll.” [F. 8] a. TNS, June 20, 1958. b. TLS, Sep. 28, 1978. c. Letters from LF and regarding O=Connor, 1978-2001. 6. “O=Faolain, Nuala,” 1972-2001. 7. “Olds, Sharon (Cobb),” 1985, 1991-1997. HH. P. 1. “Panshin, Alexei,” 1975-1976. [F. 9] 2. “Paglia, Camille,” notable letters. a. ALS, June 25, 1991. b. ALS, July 18, 1991. c. 2 LF responses. d. Printed essays by Paglia. 3. “Pearlman, Daniel.” a. 1 TLS, Aug. 22, 1991 with LF response. b. E-mail with LF response, 2000. 4. “Pearson, Norman Holmes.” a. 1 ALS, June 23, 1957. b. CTL from LF, Aug. 17, 1957. 5. “Phillips, Larry,” 1969-1998. 6. “Phillips, Sidney,” 3 items, 1957-1958, 1960. 7. “Phillips, William” [editor of Partisan Review; also see “Rahv, Philip.”] a. TLS, May 24, 1967. b. TLS, Jan. 19, 1970. c. TLS, Sep. 28, 1983. d. TLS, Feb. 24, 1984. 8. “Picifici, Sergio,” 3 CTL from LF, 1966. [F. 10] 9. “Plimpton, George.” a. TLS, June 19, 1984. b. TLS, July 10, 1984. c. TLS, n.d. d. ALS, n.d. 10. “Podhoretz, Norman,” Commentary magazine, 1956-1979. 11. “Pohl, Frederick,” 1 TLS. Dec. 28, 1963. CTL LF response. 12. “Poirer, Richard,” 1964-1971, 1985. 13. “Pollack, Harry,” 1972-1973. [F. 11] 14. “Pollack, Jackson,” re” biography on Pollack, 4 items, 1990-1991.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 61 of 102 62 15. “Polsky, Ned,” 1959-1968, 1976, 1986. 16. “Pomerantz, Alfred,” 1983, 1985. 17. “Pomerance, Murray,” 1979-2002. 18. “Posner, David,” 1972-1980. [F. 12] 19. “Poulin, Al,” 1964-1969. 20. “Powell, Ed,” 1 TLS, Jan. 10, 1982, with LF’s response (CTL). 21. “Powers, J. F.,” 1 TLS, Feb. 19, 1955. 22. “Prentice, Penny,” 1980-1994. [F. 13] 23. “Prohom, Christian,” 1964. II. R. 1. “Rachlin, Lauren. Lawyer,” re: LF=s legal matters, 1972-1991. 2. “Raffel, Burton,” includes printed material, 1982. 3. “Rentschler, James,” re: European travel, 1970-1973. [F. 14] 4. “Resetarits, Marc,” 1990. 5. “Rex, Hanna,” letters and 1 manuscript, TS, 91 p., 1993. 6. “Richard, Jerry,” 1964-1998. 7. “Richardson, William,” 1981-1982. 8. “Rahv, Philip,” re: Partisan Review, 1947-1956. [F. 15] a. 22 TLS. b. 4 ALS. c. 1 TLS from William Phillips. 9. “Raiken, Sidni” [old friend from college years], 1935-1936. 10. “Ransom, John,” re: publishing LF stories, 1951-1956. 11. “Ra, Dr. D. Lakshmana,” 1977-1979. 12. “Rapp, Lawrence,” 1971-1974. [F. 16] 13. “Rapport, Marjorie,” 1972, 1985. [F. 17] 14. “Rashbaum, Burt,” includes manuscript (TS); 1977, 1980, 1987. 15. “Ratner, Marc,” 1972-1979. 16. “Ray, Shreela,” 1972-1980. 17. “Regan, Jennifer,” 1976-1979. 18. “Reed, Ishmael,” 1973, 1976, 1983. 19. “Richler, M.,” 3 TLS, Apr. - July, 1961. 20. “Rider, Jonathan,” 1984. 21. “Riegel, Reinholdt,” TL from LF, May 3, 1993; printed item. 22. “Riesman, David,” 1966-1967. 23. “Ritz, David (Milton),” old friend and his son writing to LF, 1935- 1998. [F. 18] 24. “Rizzardi, Alfredo,” 1956, 1971-1981. [F. 19] 25. “Robins, Natalie,” 2 TLS and printed copy. 26. “Rogin, Michael,” 1969-1979. 27. “Rosen, Sam,” 1980-1985. 28. “Rosenbaum, Thane,” 1994-1997.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 62 of 102 63 29. “Rosenberg, David,” includes copied printed item, 1988-1990. 30. “Rosenberg, Bernie,” 1 ALS, May 12, 1969. [F. 20] 31. “Rosenberg, Samuel,” n.d. 32. “Rosenfeld, Isaac,” 1947-1953. 33. “Rosenhaupt, Hans,” 1 TLS, May 18, 1970. Box 24 34. “Rosenthal, Ray (Ella),” 1954-2000. [F. 1] 35. “Rosenthal, (Tita),” 1975-1998. 36. “Roten, Ronnie,” 1983. 37. “Roth, Henry.” a. TL by LF, Oct. 13, 1993. b. Essay on Roth by LF. (i) TS, 17 p. (ii) TS with holograph corrections, 9 p. 38. “Roth, Philip,” 5 items; includes 1 TNS, Oct. 1976; 1959-1995. 39. “Rothenberg, Jerome,” 1968-1996, 1977. 40. “Rovit, Earl,” 1969-1976. JJ. S. 1. “Salinger, J. D.,” 2 items re: 50th anniversary of CATCHER IN THE RYE, 2001. [F. 2] 2. “Sanes, Irving,” 2 items, 1996. 3. “Sarcheff, Barry.” a. 1 CTL, Jan 24, 1986. b. Manuscript, TS, 55 p. 4. “Scelba, Chipriana,” 1972-1976. 5. “Sawyer, Rick,” 3 items, 1999. 6. “Schachter, Eric,” 3 items, 1993. 7. “Schachter, Rabbi Zalman,” 1 ALS, n.d. 8. “Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg,” 3 items, 1992. 9. “Schafer-Weiss, Dorothea,” 2 letters, includes manuscript (TS, 2 p.), 1969. 10. “Scher, Harold.” a. TLS, Oct. 8, 1954. b. TL from LF, Jan. 31, 1990. 11. “Schickel, Richard” [author and movie critic], 3 TLS re: ----Show magazine and LF=s essay on Russ Meyer’s film “The Immoral Mr. Teas,” Dec. 1961 - Feb. 1962. [F. 3] 12. “Schloctelburg, Susan,” 1989. 13. “Scholes, Robert,” includes notable letter (Feb. 5, 1981) re: LF’s book OLAF STAPLEDON: A MAN DIVIDED, 1977-1982. 14. “Schneider, Robert - Merchant of Venice,” 1998. 15. “Schorer, Mark,” 1 TLS, Mar. 7, 1957. 16. “Schwartz, Delmore,” 5 ALS, 6 TLS, 1946-1951.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 63 of 102 64 17. “Schwarz, John,” includes letters, manuscript (TS), 1962-1996. 18. “Sciera, Leo,” 1955, 1967. 19. “Sedita, Frank,” 1 TLS, Oct. 14, 1969. [F. 4] 20. “Seelye, John,” includes letters re: LF=s big Fourth of July (Independence Day) party, 1971; 1971-2003. 21. “Shapiro, Karl,” 1950-1993. 22. “Sharma, D. R.,” 1975-1980. [F. 5] 23. “Shatzkin, Karen,” 3 items, 1970. 24. “Shay, Lawrence Marcuse,” includes letters discussing Sam Peckinpah’s film “The Wild Bunch,” 1968-1982. 25. “Sahu, Dharanidhar,” Includes letters, manuscript (TS), 1986- 1997. [F. 6] 26. “Sherman, William,” includes letters, manuscript (TS), 1965- 1995. [F. 7] 27. “Shinners, Sean.” [F. 8] a. ALS, Oct. 29, 1968. b. ANS, July 7, 1972. c. Nov. 13, 1968. 28. “Shipley, Joseph,” 1960-1983. 29. “Shirley, John,” 1979. 30. “Sias, Robert,” 1960-1980. 31. “Siegel, Marc,” 4 items, 1985-1986. 32. “Silverblatt, Michael,” 1975, 1997. 33. “Silverman, Bonnie,” 1974-1976. 34. “Silverman, Joseph.” a. ALS, Aug. 16, 1976. b. CTL from LF, Aug. 27, 1976. c. Manuscript by Joseph Silverman, TS. 35. “Simpson, Louis,” 2 items, includes TLS, Dec. 10, 1969. 36. “Singh, Amritjit,” 1977-1995. [F. 9] 37. “Sinclair, John (Upton),” 1951-1952, 1962, 1967. [F. 10] a. TLS from Upton Sinclair, Feb. 11, 1952. b. Letters about . c. Book introduction written by LF. d. John Sinclair letter to LF pertaining to LF=s arrest. 38. “Singh, Prof. Sukhbir,” 1992-1995. 39. “Singer, Isaac Bashevis,” 1972-1987. 40. “Sizer, William,” 1985. 41. “Slaughter, William,” 1 TLS, July 20, 1974, with LF’s response (CTL). 42. “Slavitt, David,” 1 TLS, May 8, 1967.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 64 of 102 65 43. “Smith, Anthony.” a. “Down Caliban,” 1 poem (TS), signed. b. TLS, Aug. 1, 1969. 44. “Smith, Joseph,” 1976-1977. [F. 11] 45. “Sobol, Ken,” 1974. 46. “Sollars, Michael,” 3 items, 1980. 47. “Sollors, Wener,” 1981-1998. 48. “Solomon, Barbara,” 4 items, 1972-1981. 49. “Solomon, David,” 2 items, 1965. 50. “Solotaroff, Theodore,” 1960, 1987-1988. 51. “Solway, Clifford,” 1967, 1995, n.d. 52. “Sontag, Susan,” several letters re: biography on Sontag; no letters from Sontag; 1998. 53. “Sostre, Martin,” re: amnesty request for imprisoned writer, 1972- 1975. 54. “Speer, Laurel,” 1 TL from LF, printed items, 1993. [F. 12] 55. “Spender, Stephen,” 4 items, 1959. 56. “Spevack, Marvin,” 1 TNS, 1964. 57. “Spilka, Mark,” 1952-1977, 1995. 58. “Spinrad, Norman,” 1 TLS, Dec. 5, 1974; with LF’s response (CTL). 59. “Stade, George,” 5 items, 1983-1984. 60. “Staiman, Mordechai,” 1995-1996, 1998. 61. “Stallknecht, Newton,” 1977, 1981. 62. “Stallman, Robert,” 1947-1961. 63. “Stein, Sol” [longtime editor for LF], includes some notable letters containing suggestions for LF=s writing, 1953-1970, 1996-2002. [F. 13] 64. “Stiehl, Harry,” 7 items, 1965-1967. [F. 14] 65. “Stephenson, Richard,” 1972-2001. 66 “Stoehr, Taylor,” 1970-1985. [F. 15] 67. “Stoker, Richard,” 1969-2000. 68. “Stone, Al,” TLS, Dec. 23, 1964. [F. 16] 69. “Stone, Ruth,” includes TLS and poem, 1959; 1970-1997. 70. “Stone, Walter,” 1955. [F. 17] 71. “Suvin, Darko,” 1972-1976, 1998. KK. T. 1. “Taber, Barbara,” 4 items, 1965-1966. [F. 18] 2. “Taylor, Frank,” 13 items, 1947-1948, 1960, 1996. 3. “Taylor, Nancy,” 6 items, 1984, 1988, 1996. 4. “Thomson, Rosemarie Garland,” re: forward by LF for new book discussing freaks; partly inspired by his book FREAKS.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 65 of 102 66 5. “Thurston, Linda,” includes 2 photos, 1971. 6. “Tilden, William,” 1988, 1993. [F. 19] 7. “Tobias, Arthur,” 1996. 8. “Touster, Saul,” 1969, 1976-1977, 1998-1999. 9. “Trilling, Lionel and Diana,” 1950-1985. 10. “Tuchman, Barbara,” 1 TLS, Mar. 10, 1967. 11. “Tumin, Melvin” [old friend from college years], 1938-1995. [F. 20] 12. “Tuschen,” includes letters and numerous poems (TS), 1985. LL. U. 1. “Underwood, Tim,” re: LF essay published in book on Stephen King; includes printed poof of essay; 1985. [F. 21] MM. V. 1. “Vance, John,” 1969-1973. 2. “van der Haag, Ernest,” 1 TLS, May 10, 1967. 3. “Van Ghent, Roger (Dorothy),” letters, printed material, 1958- 1967, 1990, 1994. 4. “van Sickle, Dirck,” 1965-1978. 5. “van Tassel, David,” 1974-1981. 6. “Van Winkle, Edward,” letters and manuscript (TS, copy), 1992, 1996. 7. “Viereck, Peter,” 1951, 1960. [F. 22] 8. “Vinocur, Jacob,” 1962-1975. 9. “Villiers-Stuart, Patricia,” 1976. NN. W. 1. “Wagner, Vern,” 1976-1985. [F. 23] 2. “Wakefield, John. 1967-1984. 3. “Wald, Alan,” 1977, 1981. 4. “Waldmeir, Prof. John C. (Emerson),” 1995, 1998. 5. “Walden, Dan,” 1970-1991. 6. “Warrence, Neil,” 1965. [F. 24] 7. “Warren, Robert Penn,” TLS, Jan. 26, 1955. 8. “Wasserstrom, William,” 1961-1981. 9. “Watson, W. G.,” 1968-1973. 10. “Watt, Ian,” 1966-1974. 11. “Weiss, Irving,” 1967, 1980. 12. “Wells, Dean (Faulkner),” re: GREAT AMERICAN WRITERS COOKBOOK, LF contributed spaghetti sauce recipe, 1981. 13. “Wheelwright, Philip,” 3 items, July-Aug. 1948. [F. 25] 14. “Whitefield, Stephen,” letters and copied printed material, 1980, 1984. 15. “Whitehead, Marilyn,” letters and manuscripts, poems (TS), 1971- 1973. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 66 of 102 67 16. “Wickert, Angela,” 1972-1975. Box 25 17. “Wilbur, Richard.” [F. 1] a. ALS, 1957. b. 2 ALS, n.d. c. 1990. 18. “Wilson, Morrow,” includes notable letter from LF re: writer=s relationship with publishers (Aug. 11, 1976); 1975-1976 19. “Winchell, Mark Royden.” [F.2-3] a. Letters and manuscripts material (TS), 1983-1998. b. Letters and chapters (TS) from Winchell=s authorized biography of LF, 1998-2002. 20. “Winteroud, Ross,” 4 items, 1995-1996. [F. 4] 21. “Wohlgelernter, Maurice,” 1969-1986. 22. “Wolfe, Swain,” 1973-2002. 23. “Wolfe, Irving,” 1976-1977. [F. 5] 24. “Wolman, Arnold,” 1973-1976. 25. “Wylder, Robert (Betty),” 1984-1997. OO. Y. 1. “Yoken, Mel,” 2 items, 2001. 2. “Young, Philip,” 5 items, 1960. 3. “Youngner, Stuart (MD) (University Hospitals Project),” re: organ transplant essay requested from LF, 1990-1996. [F. 6] PP. Z. 1. “Zankner, Howard,” 1993-1996. [F. 7] 2. “Zerger, Arthur,” 1965-1997. 3. “Zeldis, Chayym,” 1976-1987. 4. “Zilf, Larzer,” 1969-1981. 5. “Zimmetbaum, Ray.” a. 1 ALS, 1938. b. 2 ALS, n.d. c. Notebook with holograph notes. QQ. Family correspondence. 1. Fiedler, Leslie. a. ALS to Margaret Fiedler [LF’s first wife] and LF’s sons, 6 p., May 6, 1945. [F. 8] b. TLS to Margaret Fieldler, 5 p., n.d. [ca. 1960s]. c. ALS, n.d. d. TL, n.d. e. AL to Margaret Fiedler, 2 p. (1 leaf). 2. Fiedler, Margaret. [F. 9] a. ALS to LF re: marriage problems, 4 p., n.d. [ca. 1950]. b. Several letters from others to Margaret Fiedler. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 67 of 102 68 3. “India Visits,” 19 letters and postcards from LF to Sally Fiedler [LF’s second wife], 1975-1979. [F. 10] 4. Fiedler, Kurt [LF’s oldest child]. ALS and TLS to LF and family, 1940’s-1962; includes Reed College admission and academic probation notices. [F. 11] SS. General. 1. Notes of congratulations from friends to LF re: birth of first child, Feb. 1941. [F. 12] 2. 4 items from others re: 1967 marijuana bust in Buffalo. [F. 13] TT. Fan mail. 1. Approx. 20 items, 1940’s. [F. 14] 2. Approx. 30 items, 1950’s. [F. 15] 3. Approx. 500 items, 1948-2003. [F.16-18] 4. “Freaks,” re: readers of book and collaborators, 1975-1993. [F.16] UU. Obituaries and letters of sympathy, approx. 200 items, 2003. [F. 17] VV. Miscellaneous correspondence. 1. 1932-1996. [F. 18] 2. Anonymous letters, many joke or crank letters, most undated; includes poems (TS).

II. Manuscripts, by LF unless noted. [Also see Boxes 34-36, 39-40]. A. Criticism, essays and reviews; typed drafts unless noted. Box 26 1. “1601” and “Is Shakespeare Dead?” [F. 1] a. Page proof, 18 p., copy. b. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 26 p., copy. c. “1601,” TS draft with holograph notes, 6 p., 3/16/95. d. “Is Shakespeare Dead?” TS draft with holograph notes, 7 p. e. 4 letters, 1995. 2. “American Literature and Politics,” TS outline. [F. 2] 3. “Roots of Anti-Semitism: An American View From Italy.” a. 3 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 33 p. b. Correspondence, 1985-1987. 4. “Anania, Michael. (In Plain Sight): Introduction,” 1991. a. Draft, TS, 3 p. b. Draft, holograph, 1 p. c. Draft, TS, 2 p. 5. “Anti-Americanism and the Fear of Popular Culture.” a. Draft, TS, 11 p. b. Holograph notes. c. Draft, TS and holograph, 9 p., 2/20/90. 6. “Buffalo Bill as Icon and Myth,” draft, TS with holograph notes, 8 p., Oct. 6, 1980. [F. 3]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 68 of 102 69 7. “Buffalo News magazine,” essay on Buffalo, NY. a. Draft, TS, 8 p. b. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 4 p. c. Published article (copy), Feb. 4, 1977. 8. “Canada and the Invasion of the Western: A Meditation,” 2 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 4 p. and 7 p. 9. “The Canon and the Classroom: A Caveat,” 1991. a. TS with holograph notes, 7 p. b. TS, 16 p. 10. “Christian-ness of the Jewish American Writer.” [F. 4] a. TS draft with holograph notes, 8 p. b. TS, 14 p. 11. “The Continuing Debate: Essays on Education for Freshman.” a. Holograph drafts. b. Printed pamphlet. 12. “James Fenimore Cooper: The Problem of the Good-Bad Writer.” a. TS, 20 p., Jan. 20, 1980. b. Draft, TS, 10 p. c. Holograph notes. 13. “Deerslayer.” a. TS, 13 p. b. Letters, 2001. 14. “Death and Rebirth in the American Novel,” TS (copy), 19 p.[F. 5] 15. “Death and Rebirth in the American Novel: The View from ’82.” a. TS, 27 p., Jan. 1, 1982. b. TS pages. c. Letters. 16. “Images of the Doctor in Literature.” a. TS draft with holograph notes, 18 p. b. TS drafts, 31 p., May 18, 1985. 17. “Eros in Thanatos,” various essay material (TS) and notes. [F. 6] a. Galley proof, 15 p., copy. b. TS with holograph notes (copy), 28 p., Nov. 1, 1975. c. TS, 21 p., 1982-1984. 18. “Fantasy as Commodity.” a. TS (copy) and printed (copy), 18 p. b. Letters. c. TS with editor’s notes, 18 p. 19. “Pop Goes the Faulkner: In Quest of Sanctuary,” Aug. 15, 1988; drafts, TS, 23 p., 25 p., and 12 p. [F. 7] 20. “Fear of Flogging and the Myth of the Child.” a. 2 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 43 p. b. Correspondence. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 69 of 102 70 21. “Figure of the Indian in British and American Literature.” [F. 8] a. TS, 24 p. b. TS with holograph notes, 28 p. c. Research material. 22. “Fictions of the Thirties,” TS, 20 p., Oct. 29, 1975. 23. “Foundation for the Arts: Position Paper,” TS, 6 p., Apr. 1986. 24. “Frankenstein,” holograph, 2 p. 25. “Freaks: Introduction.” [F. 9] a. TS with holograph notes, 9 p. b. TS with holograph notes, 31 p. c. 2 letters, 1978. 26. “Fulbright Remarks.” a. TS, 8 p., Dec. 19, 1994. b. TS, 10 p. c. Letters, 1991-1997. 27. “Frome, Keith,” essay with LF introduction. a. TS, 5 p., July 26, 1995. b. First draft, TS. 28. “Higher Education - Against Excellence: A Word of Warning., June 10, 1990. [F. 10] a. Draft, TS, 7 p. b. Draft, TS, 8 p. 29. “Holocaust - In Every Generation: A Meditation on Two Holocausts.” a. TS with holograph notes, 23 p., Jan. 20, 1989. b. Two drafts, TS, 22 p. c. TS draft, 18 p. 30. “Home as Heaven (Two Myths, One Culture),” copy of printed essay. [F. 11] 31. “The Immoral Mr. Teas” [See also: Correspondence: “Feinstein, Herbert”; “Meyer, Russ”; “Schickel, Richard”]. a. Draft, holograph, 2 p. b. Draft, TS, 9 p. c. Correspondence (TLS), 1961, includes: (i) Producer of film. (ii) Schickel, Richard [Show magazine editor and film critic]. 32. “On Infanticide.” a. 2 drafts, TS, 6 p. b. Printed pages, 3 p. 33. “Innocents Abroad (Reader’s Digest).” a. TS draft with notes, 7 p. b. TS, 12 p., Mar. 1, 1989. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 70 of 102 71 34. “Italian Literature,” TS with notes, 3 p., includes correspondence; 1970. 35. “Iwo Jima.” [F. 12] a. “The Flag Raising: Getting It Right,” TS, 25 p., Oct. 6, 2000. b. 2 drafts, TS with notes, 30 p. c. Correspondence re: Iwo Jima, 1980’s-2000. 36. “Joyce: To Whom Does Joyce Belong?” [F. 13] a. TS (copy), 16 p., Dec. 1983. b. Correspondence. 37. “Joyce and Jewish Consciousness.” a. TS, 15 p., May 15, 1981, 2 copies. b. TS draft with notes, 6 p. 38. “A Meditation on the Book of Job,” TS, 20 p., Nov. 10, 1986. 39. “King, Stephen. Review of IT: A Portrait of the Artist as a Best Seller.” [F. 14] a. TS, 6 p., Aug. 19, 1986. b. TS drafts with notes, 3 p. c. Correspondence. 40. “LETTERS TO OUR FATHERS” [book to which LF contributed writing]. a. Galley proof and corrections. b. Correspondence, 1996-2001. 41. “Jerry Lewis Essay.” a. TS, 11 p. b. Drafts and correspondence. 42. “Jack London. Introduction to THE STAR ROVER.” [F. 15] a. TS, 18 p., Feb. 19, 1999. b. Page proof, 25 p. c. TS draft with notes, 19 p. d. Correspondence. 43. “Jewish Writers Introduction,” June 1, 1990. a. Draft, TS, 8 p. b. Draft, TS, 7 p. 44. “Literature and the Public Conduct,” speech, TS, 29 p., Mar. 8, 1974. [F. 16] 45. “Migration of the Muse,” TS, 11 p. 46. “Minstrel Show,” TS, 4 p., ca. 2000. 47. “MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT,” TS and other drafts, 10 p., 1984. 48. “LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL: Afterword.” a. 2 drafts, TS, 8 p., Jan. 1992. b. TS draft with notes, 4 p. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 71 of 102 72 49. “Mythicizing the City,” July 21, 1982. [F. 17] a. Draft, TS, 17 p. b. Draft, TS, 15 p. 50. “Many Names of S. Levin: An Essay in Genre Criticism,” May 1976. a. Draft, 15 p. b. Draft, 8 p. 51. “Toward a Definition of Popular Culture,” draft, TS, 14 p. 52. “Ezra Pound: Poet as Parodist,” Nov. 1985. a. Draft, TS, 12 p. b. Draft, TS, 10 p. 53. “A Prayer Before Departure,” July 9, 1979. a. Poems, TS, 2 p. b. Essay, TS, 6 p. 54. “Nude Croquet,” short story, TS, pp. 61-70. [F. 18] 55. “Nurse in Fiction and Popular Culture.” a. TS, 20 p., May 25, 1982. b. Various drafts: 13 p.; 21 p.; 22 p.; TS with editor’s notes. c. Correspondence. 56. “Why Organ Transplants Do Not Succeed.” [F. 19] a. Introduction, TS, 10 p., Sep. 10, 1993. b. Draft pages, TS, 3 p. [damaged]. 57. “Pity and Fear: Images of the Disabled in Literature and Popular Arts.” a. 2 drafts, TS, 20 p. b. Printed copy. c. Preface by J. L. Baird, TS, 5 p. 58. “Politics of Realism,” TS (copy), 24 p., Oct. 1977. 59. “Puritanism: The Persistence of Myth.” [F. 20] a. TS, 15 p., Oct. 6, 1982. b. Draft, TS with notes, 9 p. c. Printed essay with notes, 20 p. 60. “Rebirth of God and the Death of Man.” a. TS with notes, 33 p. b. Published essay (copy). c. Draft, holograph. d. Correspondence, 1972. 61. “Shakespeare’s Sonnets,” June 13, 1982. a. Draft, TS with notes, 5 p. d. Draft, TS with notes, 4 p. 62. “Shakespeare’s Sonnets: Troilus and Cressida,” Sep. 1, 1980. a. Draft, 10 p. b. Draft, 20 p. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 72 of 102 73 63. “William Olaf Stapledon: A View From America,” introduction, TS with notes, 7 p., Feb. 6, 1977. [F. 21] 64. “Singer, Isaac B.: The American-ness of the Jewish Writer.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 14 p., Jan. 25, 1980. b. Printed essay. c. 2 drafts, TS, 3 p. each. 65. “Slowest Gun in the West,” numerous drafts, TS notes; 18 p.; 25 p.; 8 p.; 12 p. 66. “Song From Buffalo,” poem for Ginsberg Festival, TS, 1 p., Sep. 25, 1983. 67. “Steinbeck - THE GRAPES OF WRATH,” draft, TS with notes (copy), 10 p., June 12, 1989. Box 27 68. “A NEW FIEDLER READER – Preface,” incomplete draft, TS and holograph. [F. 1] 69. “Canada and the Invention of the Western,” TS, 16 p., 1978. [F. 2] 70. “Fear of Flogging and the Myth of the Child: A Literary View of Child Abuse,” TS, 43 p., Oct. 18, 1978. 71. Miscellaneous untitled draft pages, possibly re: race, TS and holograph. 72. “Buffalo Bill as Icon and Myth.” a. Draft, 10 p. b. Draft, 16 p. c. Research material. [F. 3] 73. “Jewish Essay,” incomplete, TS, pp. 5-12. [F. 4] 74. “Pornography Essay,” incomplete, TS with holograph notes, 14 p. [F. 5] 75. “Intellectuals and the Contemporary World.” [F. 6] a. TS, 61 p. b. Correspondence, 1960-1971. 76. “Styron: SOPHIE’S CHOICE Review.” [F. 7] a. Draft, TS with notes, 4 p., 1979. b. Draft, TS, 8 p. c. Draft, TS, 10 p. 77. “Subversive Mark Twain,” June 3, 1982. a. Draft, TS, 8 p. b. Correspondence. 78. “Tarzan: Back to Africa.” a. TS (copy), 11p., Feb. 1974. b. Draft, TS with notes, 8 p. c. Correspondence. 79. “Tyranny of the Normal,” speech. a. TS, 12 p.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 73 of 102 74 b. Draft, TS with notes, 7 p. c. Correspondence. 80. “What Makes Literature Serious?” essay, TS draft, 2 p., 1984.[F. 8] 81. “Robert Penn Warren: A Final Word.” a. Draft, TS, 28 p., July 1, 1990. b. Draft, TS, 17 p. c. Draft with notes, 10 p. d. Correspondence, 1991-1997. 82. “Vietnam (Spain),” drafts, TS with notes; 13 p.; 11p.; 1990. 83. “What Used to Be Called Dead,” 1971-1978. a. Multiple drafts, TS, 7 p.; 10 p.; 9 p. b. Holograph notes. 84. “Wallace - Irving and Amy. Book Review,” Mar. 1, 1977. 85. “Why is the Grail Knight Jewish?” a. Draft, TS with notes (copy), 20 p., Jan. 1975. b. Draft, TS, 21 p., includes notes and correspondence, 1990. 86. “Children’s Literature and Fairy Tales.” [F. 9] a. Draft, TS, 31 p., 2 copies. b. Book review galley and draft, TS with notes, 2 p. 87. “Literature and Lucre: A Meditation,” TS, 18 p.; includes draft pages (TS), notes; Jan. 16, 1980. [F. 10] 88. “The Situation of Poetry in the United States, 1963,” TS, 13 p.; includes draft pages and printed version. [F. 11] 89. “Poetry, Science and the End of Man,” TS (copy), 14 p. 90. “Americans in Europe,” TS and holograph, 5 p. [F. 12] 91. “American Poetry,” incomplete, TS with holograph notes, approx. 30 p. a. “Part II: The Tradition.” b. “Part III: The Actual Situation.” 92. “Education: The War Against the Academy.” a. Draft, TS, 18 p. b. Draft, TS, 13 p. 93. “Freaking Out: Sands Upon the Red Sun Shores,” draft, TS with notes, 12 p., Apr. 1, 1997. 94. “Remember, You May Be Wrong,” TS with notes, 9 p. 95. “Huck Finn: The Book We Love to Hate,” copy of printed essay, June 7, 1984. [F. 13] 96. “Art in the Blood: Some Notes on Sherlock Holmes.” a. Copy of printed essay. b. Multiple drafts, 18 p. each; includes copy of TS with notes. c. Holograph notes. 97. “Back to Africa,” TS with notes, 11 p., Feb. 1974.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 74 of 102 75 98. “Comic Books: A Personal History,” TS (copy), 9 p., Aug. 20, 1976. 99. “Child Abuse: An Amateur Approach.” a. Draft, TS, 19 p. b. Final draft, TS, 28 p. 100. “The Return of James Branch Cabell.” [F. 14] a. Draft, TS with notes, 9 p. b. Two drafts, TS, 15 p. each. c. Draft, TS, 18 p. 101. “Shakespeare’s Commodity-Comedy,” TS (copy), 20 p., Sep. 1980. 102. “FIEDLER ON THE ROOF Pages,” draft pages re: essay from chapter 1, TS, 25 p. 103. “The Age of the Novel: The One World of Italy and America.” a. CTS, 10 p. b. Draft outlines, holograph and TS. 104. “Tyranny of the Normal,” speech. a. Drafts, TS, 12 p. and 9 p. b. Printed version (copy). 105. “Fantasy as Commodity, Pornography, Camp and Myth,” TS (copy), 18 p. [F. 15] 106. “The Case for Pornography,” essay, published version, 2 copies. 107. “Criticism of Science Fiction,” essay, 24 p., May 10, 1981, 2 copies. 108. “Mythicizing the Unspeakable: In Memory of Enrique Gracia Diez,” TS (copy), 12 p. 109. “The Cult of Friendship” [some pages damaged]. [F. 16] a. Draft, TS with notes, 4 p. b. Holograph, 5 p. 110. “Image of the Indian and Negro,” TS, 9 p. 111. “Introduction to Walt Whitman Analysis,” CTS with notes, 16 p., Aug. 8, 1958. 112. “Walt Whitman Essay,” incomplete. a. Drafts, TS, 9 p. and 16 p. b. Holograph notes. c. Printed essay on Whitman. 113. Introduction to essay collection. 13p. draft and partial TS pages. Feb. 1, 1993. 114. “Images of Eros and Old Age,” TS (copy); multiple copies, some with holograph notes. [F. 17] 115. “The Two Memories: Reflections of Writers on Writing in the Thirties,” TS with notes, 27 p.. [F. 18]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 75 of 102 76 116. Untitled, unidentified items, TS. 117. Piece re: Kurt Vonnegut, written for Esquire magazine, title unknown; holograph draft pages and edited TS. [F. 19] 118. “General Introduction: Volumes II and III,” TS with notes, 5 p. 119. “Isolatos and Camerados,” TS with notes, 4 p. 120. “The Ambiguity of Solitude,” TS with notes, 6 p. 121. “Renaissance,” TS, 3 p. [F. 20] 122. “James Joyce,” TS with notes, 23 p. 123. “Look For Bill Hutton.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 4 p. b. Partial draft, 4 p. 124. “Howard Hughes,” TS with notes, 6 p. 125 “Russ Meyer: Beyond ‘Beyond the Valley of the Dolls’.” a. Draft, TS, 2 p. b. Draft pages, holograph. c. Galley proof, 1 p. 126. “Alberto Moravia Essay.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 6 p. b. Draft, TS with notes, 5 p. (2 copies). 127. “Jean Gabin on the Telephone, Edith Piaf,” draft pages. a. Draft, TS with notes. b. Draft pages, holograph. 128. “The New Mutants” [early draft titled “The Cultural Revolution and Its Prophets”], drafts, TS with notes, 17 p. and 15 p. [F. 21] 129. “Italian Essays,” written by LF in Italy, 1952. a. “Next Year in Jerusalem.” b. “Italian Pilgrimage: The Discovery of America.” c. “To Small Daylight: The Story of Sestina Dante Alighieri.” d. “Introducing Cesare Pavese.” 130. “The Politics of Literature.” [F. 22] a. Draft, CTS, 10 p. b. Draft pages, TS with notes. 131. “Pornography and Literature: The Boy With the Chalk and the Blind Bisexual.” [F. 23] a. Draft, TS, 11 p. b. Galley proof (copy). 132. “Myth of Seduction: Introduction.” a. Draft, CTS, 11 p. b. Draft, TS, 16 p. c. Draft pages, holograph. 133. “Fiedler on the Novel,” TS, 14 p. [F. 24] 134. “Greek Mythologies: Good-bye Mrs. Papadapolous, and Thanks,” TS and holograph draft pages. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 76 of 102 77 135. “Pornography and Protest,” TS pages. [F. 25] 136. “Giving the Devil His Due,” draft pages, TS with notes [damaged]. 137. “Forward,” CTS, 4 p., Apr. 2, 1960. 138. Untitled, unidentified, TS with notes. 139. “John Peale Bishop and the Other Thirties. Afterward for ACT OF DARKNESS,” July 15, 1966. [F. 26] a. Draft, TS with notes, 17 p. b. Draft, 15 p. [fire damaged]. c. Draft, TS with notes (copy). 140. “Sex, Society, and the Freedom of the Teacher,” TS with notes, 24 p. [fire damaged]. 141. “Two Cheers for Irresponsibility: A Teacher’s Manifesto,” TS, 24 p. [fire damaged]. 142. “On Remembering Freshman Comp.,” TS, 9 p., 1962. 143. “Toward a Centennial: Notes on Innocents Abroad,” TS and TS with notes 25 p. [fire damaged]. 144. “Montana P. P. S.,” TS, 9 p., “1984 minus 14.” 145. “The Rosenbergs: A Dialogue,” TS with notes, 10 p. [fire damaged]. 146. “The Shape of MOBY DICK.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 11 p., 1952 [fire damaged]. b. Draft, TS with notes (copy), 9 p. 147. “On Becoming a Pop Critic: A Memoir and a Meditation.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 9 p. [fire damaged]. b. Holograph notes. Box 28 148. “Higher Illiteracy (Hatred of Literature),” TS, 14 p. [F. 1] 149. “Biafra Trip Log,” 2 drafts, TS, approx. 50 p., ca. 1969. 150. “Bloom’s Day Speech,” TS with notes, 20 p., 1969. 151. “The Eye of Innocence,” drafts, TS with notes; 22 p.; 8 p.; 10 p. [F. 2] 152. “Chutzpah and Pudeur,” TS with notes, 17 p. 153. “The Children’s Hour of the Return of the Vanishing Longfellow,” TS with notes, 11 p. [F. 3] 154. “General Poetry,” TS pages and holograph notebooks. 155. “Politics of Realism (Poetry),” TS pages. 156. “The Great Conspiracy - Cultural Revolution,” TS (copy), 26 p. [F. 4] 157. “American Mythology.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 18 p. b. Draft, TS with notes, 20 p. 158. “University Writings.” [F. 5] a. “Service and the Professors,” TS, 7 p.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 77 of 102 78 b. “Sex, Society and the Freedom of the Teacher,” TS, 24 p. c. Research and holograph notes. d. “The Student as Nigger,” essay by Jerry Farber, TS (copy), 7 p. 159. “Dorothy Richardson.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 8 p. b. Draft, CTS, 9 p. [F. 6] 160. “Dante Translation,” TS pages and holograph notes. 161. “On Being a Writer.” a. Draft, TS with notes, 27 p. b. TLS to LF. 162. “Kenneth Rexroth - Rather Like Athens,” TS with notes, 5 p. [F. 7] 163. “Who is Dying in Vietnam?” a. TS with notes, 10 p. b. Research material. 164. “The Intellectuals and the Contemporary World.” a. TS with notes, 24 p. b. Holograph notes. 165. “Mythicizing the City,” TS with notes, 10 p. [damaged]. 166. “Image of Man in Contemporary Fiction,” TS with notes, 20 p. 167. “Cross the Border, Close the Gap.” [F. 8] a. 2 drafts, TS, 29 p. each. b. 2 letters to LF, 1969. c. Draft, TS with notes, 23 p. 168. “Will There Ever be an England?” a. Draft, TS, 14 p. b. Early draft, 6 p. 169. “Another Nonsense Poet,” TS, 3 p. 170. “Give Us Back Our Poe,” draft, TS, 5 p., with extra pages. 171. “The Middle Against Both Ends,” notable essay re: comic books, CTS, 17 p. 172. “Race, Class, Sex and the Novel,” TS, 11 p., 1967. 173. “A Criticism of Randall Jarrell,” draft, TS, 6 p.1967; includes extra copy. [F. 9] 174. Pages re: criticism, TS, holograph notes. 175. Untitled, essay or speech, TS, 37 p. 176. Notes. 177. James Joyce material. [F. 10] a. “Bloom on Joyce,” TS (copy), 23 p. b. “Joyce Against Literature,” TS, 15 p. c. Holograph notes and TS draft pages. 178. “CLOSE THE GAP Introduction,” TS and holograph, 4 p., 3 copies. [F. 11] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 78 of 102 79 179. “Second Volume Introduction.” 180. “UNFINISHED BUSINESS Introduction.” 181. “NEW COLLECTED ESSAYS Introduction.” 182. “NO! IN THUNDER, New Introduction.” a. TS with notes, 3 p. b. Draft, with holograph notes. 183. “END TO INNOCENCE, New Introduction,” TS (copy), 4 p. 184. “Class War in British Literature,” TS and TS copy, 22 p. [F. 12] 185. “The Two Memories,” TS (copy) with notes, 25 p., Mar. 23, 1967. [Also see Box 27.] 186. “Home to His Mother’s House,” TS with notes, 5 p. 187. “Caliban or Hamlet: A Study in Literary Anthropology,” TS, 15 p., June 18, 1965; 2 copies [1 copy damaged]. 188. “Some Notes on Ukiyoe,” 1954. a. TS, 13 p. b. TS with notes, 5 p. 189. “Montana - The End of Jean-Jacques Rousseau,” TS, 12 p. 190. “Jewish Materials.” [F. 13] a. “More Notes for the Play,” TS, 6 p. b. “Negro-Jewish Conflict,” TS with notes, 4 p. c. “Notes on Negro-Jewish Relations,” TS, 2 p., 1966. d. “Notes,” TS and holograph. e. “The Jew as Mythic American,” TS with notes, 38 p. f. “Is It Good For Jews?” TS with notes, 18 p. [F. 14] g. “Myths of the Jew on Stage and Screen,” TS (copy), 7 p., Oct. 1966. h. “To the Gentiles.” (i) 4 drafts, TS with notes, 3 p. each. (ii) Holograph notes. i. Untitled, unidentified pages, TS, 2 p. j. Notebooks, holograph. k. “Exodus in Reverse,” 1983. [F. 15] (i) Draft, TS with notes, 8 p. (ii) Draft, TS with notes, 6 p. l. “Memoirs of a Post-Jewish Schlemiel,” May 1 1986. (i) Draft, TS, 4 p. (ii) Draft, TS, 6 p. m. “Philip Roth: Days of Whine and Roses,” incomplete, TS (copy), 4 p. n. “Zion as Eros: American Jewish Novel Through the Thirties,” TS, 24 p. o. Untitled (“We live in a time …”), TS, 7 p.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 79 of 102 80 p. “The Jew in the American Novel,” TS, 10 p. q. “LF Lectures: American Jewish Novelist and Image of the Jew.” (i) “Discussion,” TS, 10 p., Jan. 14, 1957. [F. 16] (ii) “Lecture,” CTS, 29 p., Jan. 14, 1957 [damaged]. (iii) “Lecture,” CTS, 17 p., Jan. 21, 1957. (iv) “Lecture,” CTS, 34 p., Jan. 21, 1957. (v) “Lecture,” CTS, 41 p., Jan. 28, 1957 [damaged]. 191. Book reviews, listed by author of work reviewed. a. Agee, James, A DEATH IN THE FAMILY, TS and notes, 15 p. [F. 17] b. Amis, Kingsley, TS with notes, 2 p. c. Barth, John, THE SOT-WEED FACTOR, TS, 6 p. d. Baldwin, James, NOTES OF A NATIVE SON, TS with notes, 15 p. e. Barzun, Jacques, GOD’S COUNTRY AND MINE, TS with notes, 1 p., 1954. f. Beckett, Samuel, imcomplete, TS with notes, 2 p. g. Compton-Burnett, Ivy. (i) Holograph, 5 p. (ii) TS with notes, 2 p.. h. Field, Hermann and S. Mierzenski, ANGRY HARVEST, TS, 9 p. i. Hersey, John, THE WALL, TS with notes, 5 p. j. Hoffman, Frederick S., THE TWENTIES. (i) CTS, 9 p. (ii) TS with notes, 6 p. k. Kazantzakis, Nikos, FREEDOM AND DEATH. l. Koestler, Arthur, TS with notes, 4 p. m. Kubly, Herbert, THE WHISTLING ZONE. (i) TS, 3 p. (ii) Draft, holograph, 3p. n. Kempton, TS with notes, 5 p. o. Lesser, FICTION AND THE UNCONSCIOUS, TS with notes, 5 p. p. Mailer, Norman. (i) THE DEER PARK, TS with notes, 5 p. (ii) CANNIBALS AND CHRISTMAS, TS with notes, 1 p. q. Malamud, Bernard, THE ASSISTANT, TS with notes, 2 p. r. Mann, Thomas. “The Last Laugh: JOSEPH AND HIS BROTHERS,” 2 drafts, TS, 9 p. and 6 p., Feb. and Apr. 1963. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 80 of 102 81 s. McDonald, Dwight. “Boring From Within: AGAINST THE AMERICAN GRAIN,” TS with notes, 3 p. t. Memmi, Albert. THE PILLAR OF SALT, TS, 5 p.; includes 2 additional pages. u. Miller, Henry. PLEXUS. (i) Holograph notes, 2 p. (ii) TS, 2 p. v. Morris, Wright. CEREMONY IN LOVE TREE, draft, holograph, 3 p. w. Nabokov, Vladimir. “The Persistence of Babel: Nabokov’s PALE FIRE,” Oct. 28, 1962. (i) Draft, TS, 3 p. (ii) Holograph notes, 4 p. x. Pritchett, V. S. SAILOR, SENSE OF HUMOR AND OTHER STORIES, CTS, 1 p. y. Salinger, J. D. “Up From Adolescence: FRANNY AND ZOOEY,” TS, 7 p. aa. Swados, Harvey. FALSE COIN, TS with notes, 3 p. bb. Smith, Lillian. ONE HOUR, TS with notes, 4 p. cc. Warshaw, Robert. Holograph notes, 2 p. dd. “Woolfe.” Incomplete draft, 2 p.. ee. Wouk, Herman. MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR, TS with notes, 7 p. ff. Bettleheim, Bruno. THE USES OF ENCHANTMENT, TS (copy), 9 p. [F. 18] gg. Capote, Truman. A TREE OF NIGHT AND OTHER STORIES, TS, 3 p., 5 copies. 192. General reviews. [F. 19] a. “The Critic’s Pigeon Hole,” TS with notes, 5 p. b. “The T.L.S., Apostle to the Gentiles.” (i) Draft, TS, 17 p. (ii) Draft, TS, 21 p. c. “Angry Young Men,” re: English playwrights, TS, 3 p. d. “New Novels I’ve Liked,” notable piece which refers to authors Graham Greene, Kingsley Amis, and J. R. R. Tolkien; CTS, 2 p., ca. 1960. e. “The Eye of Innocence.” (i) “Part II,” TS with notes, 11 p. (ii) “Part IV,” holograph, 9 p. f. Untitled (“To read a group of novels is these days a depression experience …”), TS with notes, 10 p. g. “Partisan Review: Phoenix or Dodo,” TS with notes, 14 p.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 81 of 102 82 193. “Hemingway File,” miscellaneous TS pages of LF writing on Ernest Hemingway, some holograph notes on pages. [F. 20] 194. “An Almost Imaginary Interview: Hemingway in Ketchum.” a. TS with notes, 15 p., July 28, 1961. b. Drafts, TS with notes. c. Printed clippings. d. Letters re: publishing essay and reader response. 195. “Faulkner: Bear and Dog, Man and Boy, Whiskey and Words.” [F. 21] a. TS with notes, 15 p. b. TS with notes, 13 p. c. Holograph notes, 4 p. Box 29 B. Books: criticism and nonfiction. 1. AN END TO INNOCENCE, 1955. [F. 1] a. Holograph notes. b. Printed item. c. Introduction, TS with holograph corrections, 4 p., 2 copies. d. “The Rosenbergs: A Dialogue,” 11 p., 2 copies. [Also see Box 27.] e. “Afterward,” galley proofs, 6 p. 2. NO! IN THUNDER, 1960. [F. 2] a. Introduction, draft, TS with notes. b. Holograph notes. 3. LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL,1960 (reprinted 1966). a. Draft, TS with holograph corrections. b. Draft, title pages to p. 680. [F. 3-5] c. Draft, CTS with holograph corrections, pp. 1- 221. [F. 6] d. Pages, CTS. [F. 7] e. Part I, fragment, 5 p. f. Introduction, fragment, 2 p. g. Part III, pp. 80-123. h. Draft pages, CTS and TS with holograph corrections, pp. 398-638. [F. 8] i. Draft pages, TS with editor’s corrections, pp. 681-842. [F. 9] j. Notes and research essays. (i) Notes and outlines, holograph. [F. 10-11] (ii) “James Fenimore Cooper and the Historical Novel.” [F. 12] (iii) “Gothic Novel - Limits of Ideas of Love and Death.”

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 82 of 102 83 (iv) 23 blue notebooks filed with holograph notes and outlines. [F. 13] 4. THE RIDDLE OF SHAKESPEARE’S SONNETS, 1962. [Note: this material was probably used to prepare for the writing of this book and includes notes and essays.] a. Notes and outlines, holograph. [F. 14-15] b. Printed material (copied) used as research. c. “Some Contents of Shakespeare’s Sonnets,” essay, TS with holograph corrections, 25 p. [F. 16] 5. WAITING FOR THE END, 1965. [F. 17] a. Title pages, preface, 2 p., June 8, 1965. b. Essays. (i) “The Way the World Ends,” 7 copies of various drafts. (ii) “The Traditions of the New,” TS with holograph notes. (iii) “The Blackness of Whiteness: Metamorphosis,” 2 drafts, TS with holograph notes. 6. THE RETURN OF THE VANISHING AMERICAN, 1968. a. “New England and the Invention of the South,” TS with holograph corrections and outlines, pp.1-9 [badly damaged]. [F. 18] b. “Death and Rebirth of the Novel,” TS with holograph corrections, pp. 1-28 [badly damaged]. [F. 19] c. “The Figure of the Indian in British and American Literature.” d. TS (copy) with holograph notes, 2 copies. [F. 20] e. 2 rough drafts, TS with holograph corrections. f. “Chapter 11: American Mythology and Its Wars,” TS with holograph corrections, 18 p. g. “The World Without A West,” TS (copy) with corrections, 15 p. [F. 21] h. Pp. 1-77 (copies). Includes: (i) “Introduction: The New Race.” (ii) “The Basic Myths, III: Two Mothers of Us All.” (iii) Incomplete sections of chapters, miscellaneous pages, TS with holograph notes and corrections. [F. 21-23] Box 30 7. BEING BUSTED, 1969. [An account of LF’s 1967 arrest on a marijuana charge and the subsequent legal and personal struggles. Section contains correspondence and printed material which all related to the subject.]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 83 of 102 84 a. “On Being Busted at Fifty,” essay which evolved into book, TS (photocopy), 16 p., June 8, 1967. [F. 1] b. Draft TS with editor’s holograph corrections, 279 p. [F. 2] c. Draft, TS (photocopy) with holograph corrections, 269 p. [F. 3-4] d. Miscellaneous draft pages. [F. 5] e. Fragments, holograph. f. Fragments, TS with holograph corrections. g. “Leslie Fiedler Legal Defense Fund” [effort set up by friends and sympathizers to raise money for LF’s court fees], 1967-1968. (i) Correspondence (TLS, ALS). [F. 6-9; Env. 1-4] (ii) Index cards listing contributors’ name, address, and amount donated. [Env.5] Box 31 8. FREAKS: MYTHS AND IMAGES OF THE SECRET SELF, 1978. [Note: Drafts for this manuscript were damaged by fire and scattered during the recovery process. Much of this material has suffered some degree of fire damage and is quite fragile. When possible, sequential chapters from the same draft revision have been grouped together. Otherwise, chapters are grouped together with each separate revision noted. Includes professional material, photographs, correspondence, printed material.] a. Research material, includes: printed and photocopied material; notes, TS and holograph. [F. 1-5] b. “Introduction,” 2 incomplete drafts, TS with holograph notes. [F. 6] c. Chapters 1-2, with research material. [F. 7] d. Chapter 2; includes: research material; notes, TS and holograph. [F. 8] e. Chapters 1-3. with bibliography. [F. 9] f. Chapters 4-7. [F. 10] g. Chapters 10-11. [F. 11] h. Chapters 11-12. [F. 12] i. Chapters 5-13. [F. 13] j. Chapters 13-14, includes: printed material, copies of photos. [F. 14] k. Chapter 1. [F. 15] (i) Draft, 26 p. (ii) Miscellaneous draft pages. l. Chapter 2; three versions with holograph notes. [F. 16] m. Chapter 3. [F. 17] (i) Two drafts. (ii) Miscellaneous pages. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 84 of 102 85 n. Chapter 4, three drafts. [F. 18] o. Chapter 5, two drafts. [F. 19] p. Chapter 6, three drafts. q. Chapter 7, two drafts. [F. 20] r. Chapters 8-9. (i) Early draft containing both sections. (ii) Research material. s. Chapter 8, three drafts. [F. 21] t. Chapter 9, four drafts. u. Chapter 10, four drafts. [F. 22] v. Chapter 11, fragment, TS with holograph notes, 6 p. [F. 23] w. Chapter 12, two drafts. x. Chapter 14. y. Pages from a final draft of book, pp 113-120, 204-234. [F. 24] z. Draft pages, TS with holograph notes, pp. 14-22. [F. 25] Box 32 aa. Index, TS, 38 p. [F. 1] bb. Research material. cc. Printed newspaper clippings, comic book pages, photocopied articles and photos. [F. 2-3] dd. Material re: Simon and Schuster, Publishers. (i) Contract, signed June 18, 1974. [F. 4] (ii) Correspondence. (a) Book concept, 1972-1974. [F. 5] (b) Editing and publishing, 1976-1978. [F. 5-.6] (c) Foreign rights (Touchstone Books). [F. 6] (d) Royalty, 1980. ee. Photographs and related materials. (i) Credits and captions, 1978. [F. 7] (ii) British Museum photo request and permission.[F. 8] (iii) Photograph requests and permissions, 1975-1979. [F. 9-11] (iv) Permission responses, 1976-1993. Includes: [F.11-12] (a) Griffith, Bill. ALS granting reprint permission for a “Zippy the Pinhead” cartoon. [F. 12] (v) Negatives, photos, contact sheets, printed items for possible use in book. (a) Introduction, 14 photos. [Env. 1] (b) Chapter 1, 14 photos. [Env. 2] (c) Chapter 2, 18 photos. [Env. 3]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 85 of 102 86 (d) Chapter 3, 15 photos. [Env. 4] (e) Chapter 4, 14 photos. [Env. 5] (f) Chapter 5, 10 photos. [Env. 6] (g) Chapter 6, 18 photos. [Env. 7] (h) Chapter 7, 9 photos. [Env. 8] (i) Chapter 8, 21 photos. [Env. 9] (j) Chapter 9, 11 photos. [Env. 10] (k) Chapter 10, 10 photos. [Env. 11] (l) Chapter 11, 14 photos. [Env. 12] (m) Chapter 12, 6 photos, 2 newspaper clippings. [Env. 13] (n) Chapter 13, 11 photos. [Env. 14] ff. “Publicity” (letters to LF and his CTL responses). (i) “Toronto/California - The Tomorrow Show,” 1978. [F. 13] (ii) “Harry Rasky – Film,” 1979-1981. gg. “Reprint- Korean Translation,” 1983-1995. hh. “Talk Show Viewer Responses,” 1978. [Includes notable letter (TL, 2 p.) from a former circus freak (Barnum & Bailey Circus, 1939) complimenting LF and briefly describing life in a freak show.] ii. “Reader Responses,” 1978-2001. [F. 14] jj. Reviews, printed and photocopied. [F. 15-16] Box 33 9. THE STRANGER IN SHAKESPEARE, 1972. a. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, pp.1-183. [F. 1] b. Draft, TS with editor’s corrections, 271 p. [F. 2] c. “Shakespeare - Measure for Measure,” draft pages and notes, TS. [F. 3] 10. WHAT WAS LITERATURE? 1982. a. Draft, TS with editor’s notes, title page to p. 343. [F. 4-6] b. Draft, incomplete, TS with holograph notes, pp. 1-151. [F. 7] c. Draft pages, TS with holograph notes. [F. 8-9] 11. TYRANNY OF THE NORMAL, 1996. a. Essay which became basis for book, TS, 31 p., 1985.[F. 10] b. Draft pages, TS; notes, holograph [some damaged].

III. Audio. A. “[Faulkner:] Bear and Dog, Man and Boy, Whiskey and Words,” reel-to- reel tape, n.d. B. Cassette tapes. 1. Interview of LF by Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson, Apr. 8, 1989. Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 86 of 102 87 2. 9 tapes; includes 2 holograph notes stating transcription of tapes completed Jan. 19, 1990 and Mar. 7, 1990. 3. “LF: Shakespeare and Joyce. (0-75).” 4. “For Whom Does the Novelist Write?” by Dr. John Barth, Aug. 10, 1979.

IV. Photographs. [Also see photos re: FREAKS, Box 32.] A. Publicity photos of LF; 16 color slides by Paul Pasquarello.

V. Manuscripts, by LF (Continued). [Also see Boxes 26-33, 39-40.] Box 34 A. Poetry. 1. Early poems, drafts, holograph, ca. 1920s and 1930s. [F. 1-2] 2. Later poems, mostly TS, alphabetized by title. a. A-G, 138 poems, includes: [F. 3-4] (i) Dante translation. [F. 3] (ii) Poem by Sally Fiedler [second wife]. (iii) Poem by Michael Fiedler [son]. b. H-O, 116 poems, includes “Momentaro, or Peach Boy,” published version (photocopy). [F. 5-6] c. P-Z, 148 poems, includes poem by Michael Fiedler.[F. 7-8] 3. Untitled poems, fragments, notebook pages. [F. 9-10] 4. Notebooks containing poetry and notes; includes notebook created during LF’s years at Harvard, 1946-1947. [F. 11-13] 5. Introduction to poetry volume, TS, 7 p., Feb. 26, 1946. [F. 14] B. Speech by LF, possibly delivered on the day of LF’s Bar Mitzvah, TS, 2 p., n.d. C. Fiction. 1. Short stories and plays. a. “My Friend Lazere: A Morality Play in Verse,” early play written by LF as a child. [F. 15] (i) Draft, holograph. (ii) Draft, TS, 14 p. b. Story notes, 1930s. [F. 16] c. Early stories and drafts, ca. 1930s. [F. 17] (i) Various drafts, TS; includes “Nobody Ever Died From It,” TS, 7 p. (ii) Drafts and notes, holograph. d. “Fear of Innocence.” [F. 18] (i) Drafts, TS with holograph notes, pp. 4, 13-67. (ii) Part II, TS pp. 16-31. (iii) Pp. 1-10. (iv) Notebook containing holograph draft. e. “For the Record.” [F. 19] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 87 of 102 88 f. “A Girl in the Black Raincoat,” 2 drafts; 1 draft is a copy of printed story. g. “Home to His Mother’s House,” 2 drafts. h. “A Couple of Shoe Dogs.” i. “Nobody Ever Died From It (This At Least I Have Learned),” 3 drafts. j. “Let Nothing You Dismay,” copies of printed version. k. “Dirty Ralphy,” published in NUDE CROQUET. l. “The Wheel, the Maze, the Coliseum and the Rose; or Talking in Circles.” [F. 20] (i) Several drafts of story, TS, May 19, 1971. (ii) Notes, TS and holograph. (iii) “Christmas Moose,” story by Michael Fiedler, TS, 1 p. m. “The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.” [F. 21] n. “A Porto Rican.” o. “Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts.” p. “Mrs. Noble’s Hallowe’en.” q. “Amphibious Operation.” r. “From the Diary of Hyman Brandler.” s. “Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting.” t. “The Dancing of Reb Herskl with the Withered Hand.” u. “What Used to Be Called Dead.” v. Unidentified stories, holograph. [F. 22] 2. Novels. a. Early abandoned novel, title unknown, TS with holograph notes, 24 p. b. Several unidentified fragments, TS and holograph. c. WEAVING, WEEPING AND LIES, abandoned novel, ca. 1940. (i) Draft, incomplete, TS, 58 p. [F. 23] (ii) Notebook of holograph draft, “Volume I.” (iii) 8 bluebooks containing holograph draft. (iv) Notebook containing holograph draft. [F. 24] Box 35 d. THE TWO POCKETS, abandoned novel, ca. 1941. (i) Draft, CTS, pp. 2-299. [F. 1] (ii) Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 473 p. [F. 2-5] (iii) Summary of novel, 5 p. [F. 6] (iv) Fragment, TS, pp.1-62. (v) Fragment, CTS, pp. 103-149. (vi) Miscellaneous draft pages and holograph notes. [F. 7] Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 88 of 102 89 e. THE SECOND STONE, novel, 1963. (i) Draft, TS with some holograph correction, 238 p. [F. 8-9] (ii) Draft, CTS, 352 p. [F. 10-11] (iii) Miscellaneous holograph and TS draft pages. [F. 12-14] (iv) Notebooks with holograph notes. f. BACK TO CHINA, novel, 1965. [F. 15] (i) Early holograph notes. (ii) Series of notebooks containing rough draft titled CHANGE OF LIFE. g. NUDE CROQUET AND OTHER STORIES, short stories. 1969. (i) Draft sections, TS with holograph corrections. [F. 16] (ii) Screenplay version, incomplete, TS, 101 p. [F. 17] h. THE MESSENGERS WILL COME NO MORE, novel. 1974. (i) Draft, TS (copy), 245 p. [F. 18-19] (ii) Draft, TS (copy) with holograph editor’s notes, 266 p. [F. 20-21] (iii) Draft, TS with holograph corrections, dated Rosh Hashana, 1973. [F. 22] (iv) Early draft, TS, 62 p. [F. 23] (v) Original draft, TS with holograph corrections. (vi) Draft, TS (photocopy). (vii) Early drafts, under title HIMMLER IS SOMEWHAT SIMILAR. [F. 24] (viii) Draft, photocopy, 62 p. (ix) TS, 19 p. (x) Partial manuscript pages, some photocopy, some TS, pp. 153-266. [F. 25-26] Box 36 (xi) Draft, TS (photocopy) with holograph corrections, 62 p., July, 1973. [F. 1] (xii) Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 45 p. (xiii) Early draft, TS (photocopy) with holograph corrections, 70 p. (xiv) Holograph notes and miscellaneous draft pages. [F. 1-2] i. IN DREAMS AWAKE: A HISTORICAL-CRITICAL ANTHOLOGY OF SCIENCE FICTION, 1976. (i) Page proofs with editor’s holograph corrections,

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 89 of 102 90 378 p. [section containing pp. 222-378 is fire damaged]. [F. 3-5] (ii) Introduction. [F. 6] (iii) Draft, TS (photocopy) with holograph corrections, 16 p., July 4, 1974. (iv) Draft, TS (photocopy), 10 p. (v) Draft, TS (photocopy) with holograph corrections, 18 p. (vi) Two drafts, TS with notes, 10 p. [F. 7] (vii) TS with notes, 6 p. (viii) Draft pages, holograph. (ix) “II. The Historical Context: A Journey Through Time.” (x) TS with notes, 31 p. (xi) TS with notes, 14 p. (xii) Partial draft, TS with notes. (xiii) Draft pages, holograph. (xiv) Holograph notes and miscellaneous TS draft pages. (xv) Introduction to work of Philip Jose Farmer by LF; printed (photocopy). (xvi) Photocopies of short stories and chapters of books by other authors. [F. 8] (xvii) TS and holograph writings of and about science fiction; includes photocopies of other writer’s work. [F. 9-14] VI. Printed Material. [Also see Boxes 41-43.] A. Proofs of work by LF. Box 37 1. NO! IN THUNDER, 1960. a. Incomplete set of proofs. [F. 1] b. “Shakespeare and the Paradox of Illusion,” essay. [F. 2] 2. LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL. a. Incomplete set of proofs, 1960. [F. 3] b. Introduction, 5 p. [F. 4] c. Index, TS with holograph corrections. d. Proofs for revised edition, 1966. [F. 5] 3. PULL DOWN VANITY, 1962; galley proofs, 83 p. [F. 6] 4. THE SECOND STONE, 1963; galley pages (incomplete). [F. 7] 5. THE CONTINUING DEBATE: ESSAYS ON EDUCATION FOR FRESHMAN, LF with Jacob Vinocur, 1964; galley pages. [F. 8] 6. BACK TO CHINA, 1965; page proofs. [F. 9]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 90 of 102 91 7. THE RETURN OF THE VANISHING AMERICAN, 1968. a. Set of galley proofs (incomplete). [F. 10] b. Setters proofs, some holograph markings. [F. 11] 8. THE COLLECTED ESSAYS OF LESLIE FIEDLER, 1969; 215 pages of galleys (incomplete). [F. 12] 9. NUDE CROQUET, 1969. a. “Dirty Ralphy,” galley pages of story. [F. 13] b. Galley pages, pp. 6-11. 10. BEING BUSTED, 1969; two sets of galley proofs, some holograph markings. [F. 14-15] 11. THE STRANGER IN SHAKESPEARE, 1972. a. Galley proofs and index. [F. 16] Box 38 b. Galley proofs with editor notations, 2 sets. [F. 1-2] c. Several corrected pages. [F. 3] 12. THE MESSENGERS WILL COME NO MORE, 1977; galley proof, pp. 1-102. [F. 4] 13. FREAKS, 1978; galley proof, pp 1-91 [some fire damage]. [F. 5] 14. OLAF STAPLEDON, 1982; galley proofs. a. Pp. 3-221. [F. 6] b. Pp. 37-133. [F. 7] 15. FIEDLER ON THE ROOF, 1991; galley proof, pp. 12-113. [F. 8] 16. Essays. a. “The New Mutants.” [F. 9] b. “Our Country and Our Culture.” c. “Henry Roth’s Neglected Masterpiece.” d. “The Antiwar Novel.” e. “The Middle Against Both Ends.” f. “Montana P. S.” g. “An Almost Imaginary Interview: Hemingway in Ketchum.” h. “The Pleasures of John Hawkes.” [F. 10] i. “John Barth: An Eccentric Genius.” j. “Academic Irresponsibility.” k. “The Two Memories: Reflections on Writers and Writing in the Thirties.” 17. Miscellaneous proofs. 18. “American Literature,” published in Contemporary Literary Scholarship magazine, 1957. [F. 11] 19. “Caliban or Hamlet: An American Paradox,” published in Encounter magazine. [F. 12] 20. “Fiction of ’56,” reviews of 8 novels, author-corrected galley proofs.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 91 of 102 92 21. “Back to Silence,” published in Partisan Review, author-corrected proof pages. 22. “Simone Weil,” introduction written by LF for a book. [F. 13] 23. Geo magazine article, galley proof. [F. 14] 24. “Who Really Died in Vietnam?” galley proof. [F. 15] 25. Introductory essay to THE MONKS OF MONK HALL by George Lippard, 1970. [F. 16] 26. “Greek Mythologies,” article for Encounter magazine, 1968 [F. 17] 27. TriQuarterly magazine galley proofs, 40 p., with TLS to LF, 1978. [F. 18] 28. “Toward A Centennial: Notes on Innocents Abroad,” galley proofs with holograph corrections. [F. 19]

VII. Manuscripts (continued). [Also see Boxes 26-36 ]. A. Notes for various essays, speeches and reviews; includes outlines, lists, fragments, etc. Box 39 1. Assorted notes. [F. 1] 2. “ANGRY HARVEST,” 1 blue book filled with notes. 3. “About Poetry,” TS, holograph, notebooks. 4. “Love and Death,” 2 p., holograph notes. 5. “Notes for Fictions.” 6. “Politics,” holograph notes ca. 1967. [F. 2] 7. “Goethe,” holograph notes. 8. “Athens by Night, ” TS and holograph pages and blue book with notes. [F. 3] 9. “William Ellery Leonard,” 3 p., holograph notes. 10. “Empire State”; includes items re: courtly love, HUCKLEBERRY FINN, other subjects; TS and holograph pages. [F. 4] 11. “Faulkner and Hemingway.” 12. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Nigger Jim. Race,” 2 legal pads with holograph notes. [F. 6] 13. Re: Jewish writing; holograph notes, notebooks; includes: [F. 7-8] a. Numerous notes re: Jewish-American writers in 1930s. b. FIEDLER ON THE ROOF items. 14. Re: Mark Twain. a. “American Skeptic,” TS, 14 p. [partly damaged]. [F. 9] b. “Spiritual Father of American Literature,” printed booklet. c. Research material. (i) Copied articles. (ii) Mark Twain letters. (iii) Holograph notes. (iv) TS draft pages.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 92 of 102 93 d. Re: HUCKLEBERRY FINN. [F. 10] (i) TS, 12 p. [slightly burned]. (ii) Holograph notes. (iii) Readings on HUCKLEBERRY FINN, some TS and holograph draft pages. e. “Twain: Is Shakespeare Dead? 1601,” holograph notes and draft pages. f. “Huck Finn,” holograph notes [damaged]. [F. 11] g. “Misadventures of Huck Finn.” [F. 12] h. “Twain’s Buffalo.” i. Letters from 1970s and other material. j. “Adolescence and Maturity in American Fiction,” 8 p., with notes. k. “The most extraordinary book …”, CTS with notes, 8 p. [F. 13] l. “Orwell and Twain,” holograph notes, Oct. 1984. m. “1601,” holograph notes and photocopy of book [damaged]. n. “Dickens and Twain,” holograph notes. [F. 14] o. “1984,” research material [damaged]. 15. Notebooks and loose pages and photocopies containing holograph notes, subjects unknown. [F. 15-19] 16. Shakespeare notes for “Twelfth Night” lecture, holograph and TS, July 14, 1985. [F. 20] 17. “Simone Weil,” 3 TS pages with holograph notes and 3 printed items. [F. 21] 18. “Moravia,” 1 p., holograph notes. [F. 22] 19. “Censorship,” holograph notes and printed material. Box 40 20. Notebook [damaged] with holograph notes on “Peretz” and “Montana Face.” [F. 1] 21. “D. H. Lawrence and James Fenimore Cooper,” 5 p., TS, holograph notes, 2 notebooks and holograph draft. [F. 2] 22. “The Star Rover,” notes for LF’s work on unfinished Jack London book. [F. 3] 23. “John Hawkes,” lecture notes. [F. 4] 24. “Academic Freedom and Academic Responsibility,” 2 notebooks of material [fire damaged]. 25. “Images of the Doctor in Literature and Pop Arts,” holograph notes. 26. “Nathaniel Hawthorne,” lecture notes, Rome, 1952, notebook. 27. “Jorgen,” holograph notes, 4 p. [F. 5]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 93 of 102 94 28. Outline for unknown topics. a. Holograph, pp. 2-10. b. Holograph, pp. 4-7. 29. “Modernism,” 7 p., holograph notes. 30. “Simone Weil,” 2 p. of holograph notes re: poem “Leviathan.” 31. “Stowe and Twain,” holograph and TS notes, 13 p.; includes copies of printed items for research on Twain and homosexuality. [F. 6] 32. “Mulatto Culture,” 17 p., holograph notes. [F. 7] 33. “Minstrel Shows.” a. “Beginning,” 82p., holograph and TS notes. [F. 8] b. “Twain, Stowe, Cooper,” TS and holograph notes. [F. 9] 34. “Identity of the Negro,” holograph. 35. “The Invention of the Negro,” holograph. 36. “The Mythologies of the Negro,” holograph. 37. “Racist Myths and Stereotypes in the U. S.,” holograph. 38. “Red, Black, White and Floozy,” holograph. 39. “Wm. Faulkner and Uncle Tom,” Holograph. 40. “Cooper,” July 1979, holograph. 41. Pablo Neruda translation, holograph. 42. “Return of James Branch Cabell,” holograph. 43. “Satire and Parody,” holograph. 44. “Problematical Status of Steinbeck’s GRAPES OF WRATH,” holograph. 45. Re: James Fenimore Cooper portion from LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL., TS notes. 46. “Western Topic,” holograph notes. [F. 10] 47. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin and New England,” holograph notes. 48. Walt Whitman lecture outlines; holograph pages, notebook. [F. 11] a. “Life and Death of WW.” b. “What Ever Became of WW.” c. “The Reception of WW.” d. “On LEAVES OF GRASS.” e. “Tuesday’s Talk.” f. “Triumph of WW.” g. Miscellaneous pages. 49. Stevenson essay, includes: partial notebook [damaged]; draft pages of novel; poems; various essays. [F. 12] 50. “Popular and Detective Fiction; Race,” notes, 25 p.. [F. 13] 51. “Beyond the Cultural Revolution in the U. S.,” Nov. 1975. a. Holograph notes and notated TS draft pages. [F. 14] b. “Aspects of the Cultural Revolution in the U. S.,” 7 p., TS (copy). Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 94 of 102 95 c. Other TS and holograph pages. 52. Re: education. a. “Crisis of Academic Life.” [F. 15] b. “Women in Literature I-III.” c. “The Biggest Con of All.” d. Miscellaneous notebooks of holograph notes. 53. “Shakespeare and Hamlet,” holograph notes. 54. “Teaching English: The Two Traditions,” holograph notes [fire damaged]. [F. 16] 55. “Opening the Canon,” holograph. [F. 17] 56. “Mythology,” holograph. 57. “Eruipedes,” holograph. 58. “American Culture and Myths (Valencre. May, 1985),” holograph. 59. “Historical Romance. Dec. 1990,” Holograph. 60. “Sir Walter Scott,” holograph. 61. “Sentimental Heritage,” holograph. [F. 18] 62. “What Was Regionalism. Nov. 1987,” holograph. 63. “Hero and Misogyny,” holograph. 64. “Valley of the Dolls,” holograph. 65. “French Talks, Boris Vian,” holograph. 66. “1984,” holograph. 67. “Literature of the Great Depression: South Carolina Lecture. Fall, 1988,” holograph. 68. “3rd International James Joyce Symposium. June, 1971,” holograph. [F. 19] 69. “Indiana Affairs,” holograph. 70. “Return of the Fairy Tale. 1982,” holograph. 71. “Death of God and the Crisis of Literature,” holograph. [F. 20] 72. “Tarzan. 1975,” holograph and newspaper clipping. 73. “Politics and Literature,” Holograph. 74. Unidentified notes, holograph [damaged]. 75. “Critical (Meta) Theory,” holograph [damaged]. 76. “Historical Novel,” holograph. 77. “Dante – Translation,” holograph. [F. 21] 78. “Vietnam Article. Written in Spain,” holograph. 79. “The Case for Pornography,” holograph. 80. “Charles Dickens,” holograph. 81. “Gone with the Wind,” holograph. [F. 22] 82. “e. e. cummings: A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing,” holograph. 83. “Ezra Pound,” holograph. 84. “Puritanism,” holograph.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 95 of 102 96 85. Melville lectures; includes holograph notes and TS outlines. a. Lecture I, 10 p. b. Lecture II, 9 p. c. Lecture III, 4 p. 86. “The Thirties,” holograph. [F. 23] 87. “Nathaniel Hawthorne,” holograph. 88. “Freud in American Literature,” holograph notes and copies of TS poems by others. 89. “What Shining Phantom: Writers and the Movies,” holograph and TS pages with numerous notes. 90. Assorted pages of holograph notes for unidentified topics and lectures. [F. 24-27]

VIII. Printed Material (continued). [Also see Boxes 37-38.] Box 41 A Full newspapers and large clippings relating to LF’s work, interviews, and research, 1970s - 1990s. [F. 1-10] Box 42 B. Pamphlets, booklets, and programs re: speeches, published essays, public events, re: LF. 1. Articles, interviews, programs for events to which LF was invited; publications which contain LF contributions. [F. 1-12] 2. Reviews by LF; date of publication noted when available. [F. 13] a. Kazin, Alfred. “The City and the Writer: A WALKER IN THE CITY. b. Pound, Ezra. “Sufficient Unto the Day: The Translation of Ezra Pound.” c. Memmi, Albert. “Today I Am a Man: THE PILLAR OF SALT.” d. Shaw, Irwin. “Is Adultery the Last Politics?: LUCY CROWN.” e. Remarque, Erich Maria. “A Time to Love and A Time to Die.” f. “Hasidism and the Modern Jew,” 2 copies. g. “Bad Poetry and the Tradition,” 3 copies. h. Faulkner, William. “Stone Grotesques: A FABLE.” i. Algren, Nelson. “Skid Row Soap Opera: A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE.” j. Smith, Lillian. “Decency is Not Enough: ONE HOUR.” k. Asch, Sholem. “Myth in Technicolor: MOSES.” l. O’Hara, John. “An Old Pro at Work: TEN NORTH FREDERICK.” m. Mailer, Norman. “Casebook II: Sex Enough and Time: DEER PARK, Advertisements for Myself.”

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 96 of 102 97 n. Wouk, Herman. “Casebook I: Vanities of Middlebrow Fiction.” o. “D. H. Lawrence on D. H. Lawrence,” Dec. 14, 1963. [F. 14] p. “State of the American Writer,” Aug. 1948. q. “Literary History of the U. S.,” 2 copies. r. “Stature of Thomas Mann,” Spring 1948, 2 copies. s. Michener, James. THE FLOATING WORLD, May 16, 1955, 2 copies. t. “Poetry Chronicle,” Mar. 1948, 2 copies. u. “Toward an Amateur Criticism,” Autumn 1950. v. “The Fate of the Novel,” 3 copies. w. “Poetry Chronicle.” x. Rahv, Philip. IMAGE AND IDEA. y. McCarthy, Mary. THE GROVES OF ACADEME. z. “3 More Novels of Ronald Firbank.” aa. “Style and Anti-Style in the Short Story,” Fall 1951, 2 copies. bb. de Toledano, Ralph and V. Lasky. SEEDS OF REASON, Dec. 1950. cc. Lundberg, Ferdinand. THE TREASON OF THE PEOPLE. dd. Turnell, Martin. THE NOVEL IN FRANCE, Oct. 1951. ee. Canetti, Elias. TOWER OF BABEL, May-June 1947. ff. “Out of the Whale,” Nov. 19, 1949, 2 copies. gg. Mann, Thomas (i) THE HOLY SINNER, Oct. 13, 1951, 3 copies. (ii) ESSAYS OF THREE DECADES, Sep.-Oct. 1947, 2 copies. hh. Bentley, Eric. THE IMPORTANCE OF SCRUTINY, Feb. 26, 1949, 2 copies. ii. Drew, Elizabeth. T. S. ELIOT: THE DESIGN OF HIS POETRY, July 9, 1949. jj. “The Third Thomas Hardy,” Sep. 2, 1950. kk. Capote, Truman. A TREE OF NIGHT AND OTHER STORIES, Apr. 2, 1949. ll. de Beauvoir, Simone. SHE CAME TO STAY, Mar. 15, 1954. mm. “What Can We Do About Fagin? The Jew Villain in Western Tradition.” nn. “Class War in British Literature,” April, no year. oo. Kazantzakis, Nikos. FREEDOM OR DEATH, Feb. 27, 1956.

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 97 of 102 98 pp. Thomas, Dylan. SELECTED WRITINGS OF DYLAN THOMAS, Winter 1947. qq. “Becoming a Dirty Writer” (in issue of New Leader), Dec. 16, 1957. rr. Roth, Philip. GOODBYE, COLUMBUS, Summer 1959. ss. Weil, Simone. PROPHET OUT OF ISRAEL. [F. 15] tt. “As Free as Any Creature ...” 2 copies. uu. Woolf, Leonard. PRINCIPIA POLITICA, Feb. 8, 1954, 2 copies. vv. “Toward Time’s Cold Womb: The Achievements of Robert Penn Warren,” July 22 and 29, 1950. ww. Schulberg, Budd. THE DISENCHANTED, Dec. 18, 1950, 2 copies. xx. Samuel, Maurice. PRINCE OF THE GHETTO. yy. “William Faulkner: An American Dickens,” 2 copies. zz. Camus, Albert and Jean-Paul Sartre. THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS and LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS. 3. Published stories. a. “An Expense of Spirit.” b. “The Teeth.” c. “For the Record,” 2 copies. d. “Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts.” e. “Let Nothing You Dismay.” 4. University of Montana - President MacFarland material, 1957- 1958. [Note: due to disagreements between teaching faculty and administration of the school, LF asked for Pres. MacFarland’s resignation. The incident caused much heated debate in the university and the surrounding area, and LF received much criticism. MacFarland eventually resigned.] a. Newspaper clippings, copies. [F. 16] b. “Is This Your University?” Printed booklet. c. ALS and notes to and about LF [some fire damaged]. Box 43 C. Items from and about other people. 1. Booklets, pamphlets, published essays; includes: [F. 1-10] a. Vargas girl artwork from Playboy magazine. b. Material on the movie “Wild Child” by F. Trauffaut. c. 2 printed poems by Ruth Stone. d. “Celebrating Leslie Fiedler,” by James M. Cox, page proofs. 2. American Photography book, 1984, page proofs. [F. 11]

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 98 of 102 99 IX. Personal Memorabilia. A. Re: JF’s schooling / academics. 1. High School and College papers. a. Notebook filled with early notes; holograph [fire damaged]. [F. 12] b. Possible high school paper, title unknown, TS, 6 p. [fire damaged]. [F. 13] c. “Chaucer and the Fabliaux,” TS, 11 p., June 6, 1939. d. “The Fabliaux,” TS, 22 p., June 8, 1940. e. College honors paper on Gerald Manley Hopkins, CTS, 99 p. [fire damaged]. [F. 14] 2. “John Donne’s Songs and Sonnets: A Reinterpretation in Light of their Traditional Backgrounds,” LF’s Ph.D. thesis. a. Incomplete, TS, 175 p. [partially fire damaged]. [F. 15] b. 2 chapters, TS. (i) Pp. 2-16. (ii) Pp. 1-18. c. 1 page of holograph draft. d. Thesis notes; holograph notes on pages and index cards. [Env. 1, F. 16] B. Margaret Fiedler’s [first wife] term papers, ca. 1938. [F. 17] 1. “A Discussion of Definition of Intelligence,” TS, 7 p. 2. “Environment and Intelligence in Negroes and Whites,” 20 p. [fire damaged]; 10 p. of charts and notes. C. Memorabilia. 1. “The Optimist,” South Side High School, Newark, N. J., Senior yearbook, Dec. 1933 [fire damaged]. [F. 18] D. University of Wisconsin commencement program [LF awarded Ph.D.], June 23, 1941. [Env. 2] E. Awards and citations [F. 19] 1. “Men of Achievement” diploma for the year 1973; Apr. 1, 1974. 2. SUNY Buffalo Faculty Development Program certificate, Aug. 1986. F. Re: LF’s family. 1. “Account of Events Following LF’s Wedding to Margaret Schaffner,” TS, 1 p., Oct. 13, 1939 [partially damaged]. [F. 20] 2. Re: Eric Fiedler [son]. a. Notebook. b. 8th grade graduation certificate. c. 2 report cards. d. Letter, autograph. e. Fragment of school homework paper.

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3. Michael Fiedler [son]. 2 report cards. [F. 21] 4. Debbie Fiedler [daughter]. 2 report cards. [F. 22] 5. Jennie Fiedler [daughter]. a. Report card. b. Examination certificate.

X. Professional Material. Box 44 A. Autobiographical material. 1. Re: Gale Research. [F. 1] a. Correspondence (TLS, CTL), 1984-1991. b. TS draft of autobiography, over 40 p. with much holograph revision. 2. Printed copy of short autobiographical sketch for Internet author database. [F. 2] B. Biographical material re: LF. 1. “Who’s Who or Contemporary Authors,” photocopy of LF bio, 3 p. 2. Re: TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE: THE LIFE AND WORK OF LESLIE FIEDLER, official biography, by Mark Royden Winchell, 2002. a. Correspondence. [F. 3] (i) TL from LF. (ii) 5 ALS from Winchell, 1998-1999. b. Drafts of chapters, TS. (i) Chapter 12. (ii) Chapter 3. (iii) Chapter 4. (iv) Chapter 2. (v) Chapter 9. (vi) Chapter 10 (2 different drafts). (vii) Pp. 19-37, with editor’s corrections. [F. 4] C. Bibliographical material; includes unpublished bibliography on LF by Thomas Rapp. [F. 5-7] D. Interviews. 1. LF interviewed by Geoffry Green, “Reestablishing Innocence,” 25 p. [F. 8] 2. TS of interview by G. Almansi, 10 p. [F. 9] E. Teaching material re: various subjects. 1. “Poetry.” [F. 10] 2. “Cervantes.” [F. 11] 3. “Literary Criticism.” 4. “Renaissance Lyric.”

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 100 of 102 101 5. “Metre.” [F. 12] 6. “Metres - II.” 7. “Poetry – Song.” [F. 13] 8. “Nonsense.” 9. “Poetry - Diction.” [F. 14] 10. “Poetry - Major Styles: Blake.” 11. “Poetry - The Major Styles.” 12. “Poetry - Excellence.” [F. 15] 13. “Live With Me - Review Style.” 14. “Like Truthless Dreams.” 15. “Greek Tragedy and Comedy,” holograph notes. 16. “Secondary Image.” 17. “Dante,” holograph notes. [F. 16] 18. “Tragedy,” holograph notes. 19. “Introductory – General,” TS and holograph notes. 20. “Iliad,” TS and holograph notes. 21. “Poetry- 5 Beat. Sonnet. Shakespeare.” [F. 17] 22. “Albert Camus,” holograph notes. 23. “Drama - Rise of the Theatre,” holograph notes. 24. “Humanities - Greek Philosophy,” holograph notes. 25. “Poetry - Statement.” [F. 18] 26. “Humanities Lecture Material,” holograph notes. [F. 19] a. “Renaissance.” b. “Rabelais.” c. “Greek Romance.” 27. “Moliere II,” notebook with holograph notes. 28. “Old Testament,” holograph notes. [F. 20] 29. “Roman Literature,” 1 p., holograph notes. 30. “Homer – General,” holograph notes. 31. “Odysseus,” holograph notes. 32. “Swift,” holograph notes. 33. “Byron,” holograph notes. 34. “Socrates,” TS notes. [F. 21] 35. “Dostoyevsky,” notebook with holograph notes. 36. “New Testament,” holograph notes. 37. “Humanities - History of Art,” holograph notes. 38. “History of Literary Criticism,” holograph notes. 39. “Humanities Lecture Material,” holograph notes. [F. 22] a. “Renaissance in England.” b. “Shakespeare.” c. “Johnson.” d. “Milton.”

Fiedler, Leslie (6/23/03) Page 101 of 102 102 40. “Milton,” holograph notes. 41. “Neo-Classicism,” holograph notes. 42. “Caucer,” holograph notes. 43. “Toward Romanticism - Roman. Into the 19th Century,” holograph notes. 44. “Faust. (Goethe),” holograph notes. [F. 23] 45. “Modern Poetry,” holograph notes. 46. “IONESCO and the Theater of the Absurd,” holograph notes, printed item. 47. “Art of Criticism,” holograph notes. 48. “Advanced Humanities. 1960,” TS, reading list.

XI. Correspondence (continued). [Also see Boxes 1-25.] A. Universities, Publishers, Etc. (continued). [Also see Boxes 5-10.] Box 44 1. “Come Back to the Raft Ag’in, Huck Honey,” 1966-2000. [F. 24] 2. “Call it Sleep - Essay Publishing,” 1992. [F. 25] 3. “Best Sellers,” CTL from LF, Jan. 22, 1979. 4. 5 letters, including AL from LF, 2 p. 5. “FREAKS: Anchor Books,” re: reprinting, 1992. [F. 26] 6. “FIEDLER ON THE ROOF. Reader Response,” 1991-2001. [F. 27] 7. “THE NEW FIEDLER READER - Prometheus Books,” 1999- 2000. [F. 28] 8. “Literature and Lucre,” 1981, 1993. [F. 29] 9. “Literature and the Urban Experience.” a. Form, 1981. b. 2 letters, 1982. 10. “Holiday, Billy,” re: publishing tribute poem by LF, 2002. 11. “Simone Weil,” re: LF’s introduction to WAITING FOR GOD, 1951-1952. [F. 30] 12. “Comic Books - A Personal History,” 1976-1979, 1991. [F. 31] a. Publication information. b. Reader responses. c. Draft, TS with holograph notes. 13. “LOVE AND DEATH IN THE AMERICAN NOVEL.” a. Letters, 1960-1982. [F. 32] b. “Dalkey Archive Pree - John O’Brien,” 1982-1999. [F. 33]

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Added to Box 44

I. Correspondence. A. To and from Lonnie Burr (American actor); includes 16 TLS from LF to Lonnie Burr, 9 TLS from Lonnie Burr to LF, Feb.1973-May 1983. [F. 34]

II. Film and Video. A. “The Many Faces of Lonnie Burr: Television, Film, Stage and Himself: 1950-2008,” DVD, includes TNS from Lonnie Burr, 2008. [Env. 1]

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