Offsite-box 51
Contains 33 Results:
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Donald Justice [2 letters]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: John Irving [8 letters, 1 postcard, and other information]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Sue Kaufmannm [1 letter]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Larry L. King [2 letters]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Seymour Krim [5 letters]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Jack Lemmon [1 letter]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Norman Mailer [7 letters]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Dean Mallard [1 letter]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: Richard Marek [1 letter]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.
Correspondence of Bourjaily: William Maxwell [1 letter]
Selected letters received by Vance and Tina Bourjaily between 1960 and 1982, most from noted modern American authors, others from political or film figures. A note by Bourjaily, explaining who some of the correspondents are and why they corresponded, precedes the letters. Miscellaneous letters, 1964-1973, and correspondence with Bowdoin officials, 1944-1961, are also included.