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The Inventory of the Elizabeth George Collection #1013 The Inventory of the Elizabeth George Collection #1013 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center George, Elizabeth #1013 11/1/89 Preliminary Listing Box 1 I. Manuscripts. A. A GREAT DELIVERANCE, draft, TS with holograph notes and galley proofs, 425 p. [F. 1-3] B. PAYMENT IN BLOOD. 1. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 466 p. [F. 4-5] 2. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 466 p. [F. 6-7] 3. "Final Edit," TS with holograph notes, 436 p. [F. 8-9] 4. Publisher's copy, TS photocopy, 312 p. [F. 10-11] II. Diaries and Journals. A. Journal by EG, holograph, Sep. 23 - Oct. 10, 1987. [F. 12] III. Notebooks. A. Holograph notebooks and map re: plots for EG's books, by EG. [F. 13] IV. Correspondence. A. 180 letters (TLS and ALS), 1986-1989, including legal correspondence re: similarities between EG's A GREAT DELIVERANCE and Martha Grimes' THE OLD FOX DECEIV'D. [F. 14-15] V. Printed Material. A. Various items, 1988-1989, including book reviews (mostly photocopied newspaper clippings), bios, and book covers; includes 1 publicity photograph of EG. [F. 16-17] George, Elizabeth (11/1/89) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 9/19/90 Preliminary Listing Box2 I. Manuscripts by EG. A. WELL-SCHOOLED IN MURDER. 1. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 567 p. [F. 1-3] 2. Draft, TS, 567 p. [F. 4-6] II. Printed Material. A. Book reviews (photocopied newspaper clippings), 1989-1990. [F. 7] Ill. Correspondence. A. Personal and professional letters from various individuals. 1. Dr. Arthur Winer, 125 letters, 1987-1990. [F. 8-9] 2. Fred von Lohmann (attorney), 50 letters, 1986-1990. [F. 10-11] 3. Virginia Westover-Weiner, 10 letters, 1988-1990. [F. 12] 4. Natalie Rausch, 20 letters, 1987-1990. [F. 13] 5. Sandra Shafernich, 10 letters, 1988-1990. [F. 14] 6. Fred La Chapelle, 15 letters, 1988-1990. [F. 15] 7. Janis Okerlund, 10 letters, 1988-1989. [F. 16] 8. Laurel Speer, 9 letters, 1988-1989. [F. 17] 9. Deborah C. Schneider, 6 letters, 1988-1989. [F. 18] 10. "Clara," 10 letters, 1989-1990. [F. 19] 11. Karen Darnall, 6 letters, 1988-1989. [F. 20] 12. Jeff McClellan (student at Harvey Mudd), 30 letters, 1987-1990. [F. 21] 13. Valerie Thornhill, 7 letters, 1988-1989. [F. 22] 14. Laura Steele Maiolo, 5 letters, 1987-1988. [F. 23] B. Miscellaneous letters, 65 items total, 1986-1990. [F. 24] C. Cards and postcards, 25 items, 1987-1990. [F. 25] George, Elizabeth (9/19/90) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 9/4/91 Preliminary Listing Box3 I. Photographs. A. 15 color prints ofEG, Apr. 1988; includes negatives. [E. 1] II. Correspondence. A. Professional letters, 1989-1991, re: publications, book clubs, and the University of California at Irvine search committee; 55 letters. [F. 1] B. Dr. Arthur Winer, 10 letters to and from EG, 1990. [F. 2] C. Personal letters, 1990-1991, 85 letters; includes letters from many of the correspondents in Box 2, F. 8-23. [F. 3-4] Ill. Printed Material (all dated 1990-1991). [Note: no F. 5.] A. Interview with EG and reviews (photocopies). [F. 6] B. Proof of WELL-SCHOOLED IN MURDE, by EG; photocopy, 414 p.; includes 2 copies of a preview of A SUITABLE VENGEANCE. [F. 7] IV. Manuscripts. A. A SUITABLE VENGEANCE, by EG. 1. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 666 p. [F. 8-11] 2. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 614 p. [F. 12-14] 3. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 609 p. [F. 15-17] 4. Draft, TS photocopy with holograph notes, 609 p. [F. 18-20] George, Elizabeth (9/4/91) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 8/31/92 Preliminary Listing I. Manuscripts. Box4 A. FOR THE SAKE OF ELENA, by EG. 1. Draft. 2. Draft. 3. First draft. 4. Miscellaneous material. B. MISSING JOSEPH, by EG. 1. Draft. II. Miscellaneous. A. Various clippings and photographs. III. Correspondence. A. "Misc. for Mail, Etc.," file. B. Professional. Box5 C. Files ofletters to/from various individuals and groups. IV. Manuscripts (continued). A. FOR THE SAKE OF ELENA ( continued). 1. Second draft. 2. Third draft. 3. Draft. 4. Proofs. B. MISSING JOSEPH ( continued), draft, TS. 2. Draft, TS. V. Printed Material. A. Vrij Nederland, 6/13/92. George, Elizabeth (8/31/92) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 10/18/93 Preliminary Listing I. Manuscripts. Box6 A. PLAYING FOR THE ASHES, by EG. 1. Second draft (7 folders). 2. First draft/ chapters (5 folders). 3. First draft/ Olivia (3 folders). B. MISSING JOSEPH, by EG, 5 folders. II. Correspondence. Box7 A. Professional, ca. 200 items, 1992-1993. [F. 1-4] B. Friends, ca. 130 items, 1992-1993. [F. 5-6] C. Former students, 25 items, 1992-1993. [F. 7] D. Family, 20 items, 1992-1993. [F. 8] E. Foster children, 10 items, 1992-1993. [F. 9] F. Fan mail, 75 items, 1992-1993. [F. 10] III. Printed Materials. A. Newspaper clippings in English, Swedish, Dutch, and Italian; 85 items, 1992-1993. [F. 11-12] B. Magazines. [F. 13] C. Framed book cover for FOR THE SAKE OF ELENA. [F. 14] IV. Photographs. A. 4 color prints, 3 x 5". [E. 1] B. Color print of Cambridge UCLA Summer School, mounted, 1989; EG listed as S. Toibin. C. 2 black and white contact sheets, 8 x 10". D. 4 black and white prints, various sizes. V. Miscellaneous. A. Elementary school records, grades 1-6 and 8. [F. 15] George, Elizabeth (10/18/93) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 11/2/94 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 7 I. Correspondence. A. General. [F. 17-21] B. "Fellow Writers," 30 items, 1993-1994; includes a short story MS by Donald A. Stanwood, 13 p. [F. 22] II. Printed Materials. A. Book reviews in German, with some other items. [F. 23] George, Elizabeth (11/2/94) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 1/30/95, 10/16/95, 12/13/95 Preliminary Listing Box8 I. Manuscripts by EG. A. PLAYING FOR THE ASHES, original manuscripts, copyedited, TS with holograph notes, ca. 1,000 p., Dec. 1993. [F. 1-5] B. IN THE PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY, draft with editor's notes attached, TS with holograph notes, ca. 860 p., edited Apr. 1995. [F. 6-9] II. Correspondence. A. Professional, 1994-1995. [F. 10-13] B. Personal, 1994-1995. [F. 14-16] C. Fan mail, 1994-1995. [F. 17] III. Photographs. A. 2 color contact sheets ofEG, 8 x 10"; includes correspondence. [E. l] George, Elizabeth (1/30/95, 10/16/95, 12/13/95) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 8/2/96 Preliminary Listing Box 9 I. Correspondence. A. Subject files. 1. "Family." 2. "Fan Mail." 3. "Friends" (3 folders). 4. "Business" (3 folders). 5. "Other." George, Elizabeth (8/2/96) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 2/28/97 Preliminary Listing Boxes 10-11 I. Manuscripts by EG. A. DECEPTION ON HIS MIND, TS with holograph corrections, 991 p. B. "A Great Deliverance," screenplay by Alma Cullen based on novel by EG, first draft, 9/2/96, TS. with holograph corrections. 1. Episode 1, 56 p. 2. Episode 2, 57 p. 3. Episode 3, 53 p. II. Correspondence. A. General letters to and from EG, 1996; includes a note from Michael Eisner. III. Printed Material. A. HUMO, German radio and tv magazine, June 14-20, 1996 B. Newspaper clips and tearsheets, some photocopies, in English and German, 1996. George, Elizabeth (2/28/97) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 6/20/97 Preliminary Listing Box 12 I. Printed Material. A. Promotional material for IN THE PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY. B. Book reviews and advertisements. C. Poster featuring PLAYING FOR ASHES. D. Press dossier. E. "Die Liebe der Detektive oder ... " photocopy, Literaturblatt, Jan./Feb. 1997. F. Book covers. 1. Mounted, IN DE BAN VAN BED ROG (DECEPTION ON HIS MIND). 2. Digitized cover ofDENIN SIE BETRUGT MAN NICHT. 3. Digitized cover of A SUITABLE VENGEANCE. 4. Dust jacket for A SUITABLE VENGEANCE. G. Bantam catalogues (featuring EG novels). 1. Summer 1988 2. July 1988 - Jan. 1989. 3. Jan.-July 1989. 4. "Crime Fall Line-Up Fall 1989." 5. Summer 1991, II. Correspondence. A. Fan mail, Dec. 1996 - Mar. 1997. B. Professional (mainly faxes), 1984-1997. C. Personal. George, Elizabeth ( 6/20/97) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 4/16/98 Preliminary Listing Box 13 I. Manuscripts. A. DECEPTION ON HIS MIND, TS with holograph corrections, 1997, 932p. B. Unidentified MS, chapter 1, TS, 12 p. II. Correspondence. A. Professional, 1997-1998. B. Personal, 1997-1998. C. Fan mail, 1997-1998. George, Elizabeth ( 4/16/98) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 7/23/99 Preliminary Listing Box 14 I. Correspondence. A. Professional; numerous TLS and ALS from various publishers, agents and literary agencies, 1997-1999. B. Personal; numerous ALS, ANS and TLS between EG and friends and family, 1997-1999. II Manuscripts. A. DECEPTION ON HIS MIND, rough draft, TS photocopy with holograph corrections, 932 p. B. PURSUIT OF THE PROPER SINNER. 1. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 94 7 p. 2. Text revisions, TS with holograph corrections, 43 p. (revisions written on the back of various pieces of correspondence). C. PLAYING FOR THE ASHES, text revisions, TS with holograph corrections, 36 p. (written on the back of various pieces of correspondence). D. "Athena's War/Hacker," text revisions, TS with holograph corrections, 57 p. (written on the back of various pieces of correspondence). George, Elizabeth (7 /23/99) Page 1 of 1 George, Elizabeth #1013 5/25/00 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 9 I.
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