cawren Inventory of The Carolina Wren Press Records, 1940-1994, undated Processed by: Melissa J. Delbridge, Dan Daily, Rene Hardwick, Wendy Elliot, John Gribble, Randy Bryant, Joann Kleinneiur, Paula Jeannet; machine-readable finding aid created by: Jackie Dean

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 Descriptive Summary Carolina Wren Press Records, 1940-1994 and undated Carolina Wren Press 80 Linear Feet 117,750 Items Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. English. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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The Carolina Wren Press Records , 1940-1994 and undated, were acquired by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library in 1994.

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The current arrangement of the Carolina Wren Press Records is the result of extensive reorganization of the material between 1992-1995. During processing, it became apparent that access could best be provided by separating materials into two groups: those concerning the press and the small press movement (Carolina Wren Press Records) and those documenting the personal life and writing career of Judy Hogan (Carolina Wren Press Records: Judy Hogan Papers). In instances in which overlap occurred, material was placed in the Carolina Wren Press Records: Judy Hogan Papers group in order to comply with restrictions on personal correspondence. In series in which further arrangement was determined unlikely to aid researchers, material has been placed in folders, but not arranged.

Volumes published by the Carolina Wren Press have been cataloged individually and are housed in the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library. Researchers wishing to find these volumes should search the on-line catalog, using the keyword phrase "Carolina Wren Press."

 Biographical Note 1937 May 27 Judith Ann Stevenson born in Hutchinson, Kansas 1959 B.A., University of Oklahoma 1959-1960 Attended graduate school at University of Indiana 1960 Married Thomas Fordham 1964 Obtained divorce from Thomas Fordham 1964-1968 Attended University of California at Berkeley 1967 Married Terry Hogan 1969 Founding of Lollipop Power Press 1969-1981 Judy Hogan served as editor of Hyperion 1971 Judy Hogan moved to Durham, N.C. 1975-1976 Judy Hogan chaired the national small press grassroots organization Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers (COSMEP) 1975 Judy Hogan taught writing classes, including "A Roadmap for Great Literature for New Writers" 1976 Obtained divorce from Terry Hogan 1976 Judy Hogan founded Carolina Wren Press 1978 Home Grown Books project 1978 Carolina Wren Press, Inc. became a non-profit tax-exempt organization 1982-1983 Judy Hogan served as Writer in Residence at the Durham Library 1985 Carolina Wren Press became a funded affiliate of the Durham Arts Council Collection Overview

The Carolina Wren Press Records span the years 1940 through 1992, with most of the material dated between 1970 and 1990. The papers are divided into two large groups, the Carolina Wren Press Records and the Carolina Wren Press Records: Judy Hogan Papers.

The Carolina Wren Press Records group contains material relating to the founding and publishing activities of the press and to organizations with which the press was affiliated. The papers are divided into the following series: Correspondence, Writings, Publications, Printed Material, Lollipop Power Press (a feminist press publishing non-sexist children's books), Homegrown Books (a publication for reviews of small press work), Hyperion (a poetry journal), Grant Material, Organizations, Office Files, Financial Papers, COSMEP (Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers), and Photographs and Audiovisual Material. Each of these series documents not only the growth and activities of Carolina Wren Press and associated organizations, but also the origins and development of the small press movement in the United States and particularly in the South.

The Carolina Wren Press Records: Judy Hogan Papers group documents the life and activities of the author Judy Hogan, the founder of Carolina Wren Press. The material is divided into the following series: Correspondence, Diaries, Writings, Teaching Materials, Financial Papers, Biographical Material. While some of the correspondence and diary entries may mention the Carolina Wren Press, the papers in this group focus primarily on Hogan's personal life, her education, her writing and projects, and her teaching activities.

 Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

Carolina Wren Press. Hogan, Judy, 1937- Carolina Wren Press. Lollipop Power. Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers. Homegrown Books. Hyperion. Publishers and publishing--North Carolina. Little presses--North Carolina. Women publishers--North Carolina. Little presses--Southern States. Authors, American--Southern States. Creative writing--Study and teaching. Diaries Contents of Collection Carolina Wren Press Records Series Correspondence Subseries, 1971-1992 and undated

Correspondence concerning the management of Carolina Wren Press and its publications. Arranged chronologically by month and year.

 1 1971-1987

(Restricted)

 2 1988-1992 and undated

(Restricted)

 Writings Subseries, 1972-1990 and undated

Chiefly literary manuscripts (some photocopies), including novels, poetry, essays, and stories submitted for publication by Carolina Wren Press.

Arranged alphabetically by authors name.

 3 Achuman, Mark Adams, Hadie Aiken, Conrad Akinwole, Barbara S. Allen, Emily Allen, Jo Harvey Altman, W. Forrest Ananicz, Frank Anders, Shirley B. Anderson, Maggie Andrus, Clayton E. Angeli, Mary-Louise Applegarth, Margaret Ascher, Randee R. (6 folders) Atkins, Sally Atwood, Calvin de Avalle-Arce, Diane Banks, Josephine Barbee, Pam Barbee, Paul Barbee, Paul A. (2 folders) Basket, Warren H. Bazankov, Mikhail 3 Beach, John (2 folders) Behrangi, Samad Benz, Maudy L. Berkley, Richard E. Bigham, K. Bisbout (?), Allan Blalock, Sally Blalock, Debbie Blanton, Kathryn Bodenheimer, Ted (2 folders) Bolton, Betty Bragg, Linda Brown Broili, Susan (2 folders) Brook, James Brooks, Ann Brooks, James Brothers, Mae N. Bruchac, Joseph Brunazzi, Elizabeth Bullock, Jonah Bullock, Lily Burleson, Bob Burns, S.S. Burns, Stanley Cambanis, Miranda Can, Jason Carl, Rev. William J. Carlton, Amber Alice Casper, Morris Cassidy, Olive Cates, Garth Chambers, Etta Dickey Chambers, Percy Clay, Marianne Cody, James Cole, Vida B. Cole, Vida B. Howard Corseri, Gary Cox, Elizabeth Barks Creed, Lisa Cutuly, Joan Davenport, Doris Davenport, Doris Juanita Davis, Alice Woosley Day, Ella Day, Jim del Vecchio, Gloria Dempsey, Ivy Dorset, Gerald Eakins, Patricia Eckblad, John P. Edelson, M. and B. Edwards, Wilton Henry Eichenberger, Cecilia Eisenstein, Abraham Erhardt, Jean D. Eubanks, Georgann Fields, Needham Fletcher, Suzanne, M.D. Foreman, Paul (3 folders) Fowler, Gene (6 folders) Fox, Kirsten Foy, Elbert A. Frederick, Joseph Freeman, Connie (11 folders) Frisher, Deborah Gafford, Charlotte Gainor, Sam Gayatri Gilbo, Anna Carolyn Gleason, Mara Golden, Gail Kadison Goolsby, Elaine L. Goolsby, Elaine L. and Graham G. Campbell 4 Goolsby, Elaine and Graham Campbell (5 folders) Gowen, Claire Graham, Janie Graham, Ronald Green, Jaki Shelton (2 folders) Greer, Sylvia Gretz, Margaret Hirschberg Hagan, Kay Hammond, Karla M. Harlan, Terrie Harlee, John Harris, Louise Hatley, Mary A. Hauptman, Robert Head, Thomas Henderson, Ruby Henderson, Shaun O. Herron, Bill (4 folders) Hines, Phil Hobson, Pete Hobson, Shirley Holman, John Holt, Rochelle Homsley, Bonnie Sue Howard, Donna B. Huey, Tom (6 folders) Hughes, Donna M. Huls, Robert Hunt, Nan Inez, Colette Ingram, Elwanda D. Jamir, S. Jamir, Sally Jenkins, Athena Jerry, Bernie C. 5 Johnson, Curt (5 folders) Johnson, H. Eugene Johnson, Paulette S. Jones, Johnston, Ellen Jones, Brenda V. Jones, John L. Jones, Joyce Kamoroff, Bernard Kelso, Elizabeth Devereux Kamau, Akua Kilby, P. Killian, Dorothy Jean Kiztner, Diane Knoop, Jennie Knowles, Carrie (2 folders) Knowles, Carrie J. Knox, Idris K. Knox, Julie Johnson Koestenbaum, Phyllis Koons, Cedar Kratt, Mary Kratt, Mary Norton Krok, Peter Kurtin (?), Curt G. LaBarthe, Penelope Dee Laska, P.J. Laurie (?), Ron Leard, Lonnie Ledbetter, Janice Lenzer, Jean Leroe, Ellen Levy, Roger Lewis, Jo Ann Lignell, Kathleen Lincoln, C. Eric (4 folders) Lindmark, Don (DAAL) (5 folders) Liner, Amon (8 folders) 6 Liner, Amon (4 folders) Lion, Maynard Lockwood, Guy Lomick, Joe B. Lomick, Joe Bryant London, Lisa Lord, Gigi Lyman, Mitchell Forrest Magers, Steve Maino, Jeannette Maiz, B. F. Manazar Mariposa Marsh, Henry W. and McGee, Elizabeth D. Massaro, M.A. Matijasic, Anna E. Matthews, William (2 folders) May, Gerald Mayfield, Chris McCleery, Nancy McKnight, Jo-Anne McLellan, Faith McNamara, Marjorie McNamara, Sally Merritt, Rob (3 folders) Michael, Marilyn Miles, Josephine (?) Milosz, Czeslaw Moorefield, Keith W. Moorhead, Meggan Morson-Baker, Sharlene (5 folders) Munn, Helen Clare Murphy, Joy Natkie, John L. Navarre, J. Piirto (2 folders) Neeld, Judith Neely, Barbara Newman, P.B. Nickerson, Sheila Nickerson, Sheila B. Niebauer, Abby Odom, Dorothy S. Odum, Dorothy Olney W.W. (3 folders) Orlock, Carol Outlaw, Louise L. Page, Donald L. (2 folders) Panaretou-Cambanis, Miranda Paris, Cindy Parker, Dorothy Parker, Joseph Pember, Cheryl A. Pena, Jerry (2 folders) Phillips, Marion Pocock, Christine Poirier, Marsha Pride, Anne Priestley, Mary Ellen Quackenbush, Jan Ramirez, Sharon Randolph, Leonard 7 Randolph, Leonard (4 folders) Ranson, Rebecca (5 folders) Reardon, Patrick Reeder, Achsah Reeder, Achsah J. (5 folders) Reddy, T.J. (4) Reivelson, Lisa Reynolds, Oliver Richardson, Carolyn (3 folders) Rigsby, Michael D. Roadmap Students Roberta Robertson, Foster Rodrian, S. Dan Rogers, Gloree (6 folders) 8 Rogers, Gloree (4 folders) Rose, Kate Rudder, Virginia L. (2 folders) Rush, Florence Russell, Randee Russell, Randee Yingling Saleh, Lisa Sax, Joel Schange, Onaway Schenck, Swan Schier, Jacques Seymour, Robert E. Shelton, Jaki Shelton, Sherman Omawale Shuman, Mark Singer, Andrew Smith, Dave Smith, Karen S. Smith, Richard J. Sofinet, Varile Southgate, Christopher (10 folders) Stephens, Margaret (6 folders) 9 Spencer, Brent Stanford Jr. High Students Steiner, Claude Stephenson, Shelby Stevenson, John Stevenson, William R. Strongin, Lynn Studer, Constance Sun, C. H. Swann, Carinda Taylor, Helen Kressman Thorpe, Earl E. Timmerman, William Trotter, William R. Turner, Terry Valtorta, Laura (2 folders) Varner, Donna L. Veach, Daniel de Ventadorn, Bernart Ward, Jerry W., Jr. Watkins, Carolyn Watson, Dakota Weaver, Marvin Wefing, Henry Werden, Frieda Weston, Anne White, Emily White, Gail White, Morris G. Whitebird, Joanie Wiegers, Daniel B. (3 folders) Wilson, Jean Wilson, Richard Woessner, Warren Wolbarsht, Roz Yensen, Kathy Yergan, Leonore W. Zabor, Doug Zdanski, Celeste Zimmer, Virginia Zomparelli, Wendy Miscellaneous Authors Publications Subseries, 1982-1990 and undated

Books and pamphlets published by Carolina Wren Press.

Arranged alphabetically.

 9 Anthology: Eat Your Nachos Anthology: A Living Culture in Durham (4 folders) Anthology: Thanksgiving Fun 10 Bombs (2 folders) Chrome Grass Dr. Faustwitz, Spaceman (2 folders) A Living Culture in Durham (4 folders) Plum Blossom (2 folders) The Quiet Poems Rainbow Roun Mah Shoulder (2 folders) Roadmap (2 folders) 11 Roadmap (cont.) This Road Since Freedom (3 folders) The Traffic of the Heart (2 folders) Watering the Roots of a Democracy (5 folders) Printed Material Subseries, ca. 1972-1985 and undated

Chiefly material advertising publications, readings, small presses, and workshops; samples of volumes published by various small presses and sent to Judy Hogan; clippings regarding Carolina Wren Press or other small presses and their publications; and catalogs advertising the publications of small presses.

Unarranged.

 12 Printed material: General, ca. 1972-1985 and undated 13 Printed material: Small presses, ca 1975-1985 and undated 14 Printed material: Small press volumes, 1974-1981 15 Printed material: Small press catalogs, 1975-1981 16 Printed material: Clippings, 1970-1990 and undated Lollipop Power Press, Series, ca. 1969-1986 and undated

Correspondence, office files, financial papers, and publications of feminist children's press.

Arranged only by type of material.

 17-18 Correspondence and office files, ca. 1973-1986 and undated 19 Office files and financial papers, ca. 1973-1986 and undated 20 Financial papers, ca. 1972-1986 and undated 21 Financial papers and volumes, ca. 1970-1986 and undated Homegrown Books Subseries, ca. 1972-1985 and undated

Papers regarding Homegrown Books, an organization providing reviews of small press publications, and copies of reviews written by its members.

Unarranged.

 22 Homegrown Books Papers , 1972-1985 and undated 23 Homegrown Books Reviews and Reviews, 1972 -1985 and undated 24 Homegrown Books Reviews and Reviews, 1972 -1985 and undated Hyperion Subseries, ca. 1966-1980 and undated

Correspondence concerning the publication of Hyperion (poetry journal edited by Judy Hogan); manuscripts (some photocopies) of submissions to the journal; and issues of Hyperion

Arranged only by category of material.

 25 Business papers and writings, ca. 1966-1980 and undated 26 Volumes, 1969-1980 Grant Material Subseries, ca. 1973-1980 and undated

Expenditure reports and grant applications for Carolina Wren Press. Includes NEA Grants and grant material for the Durham Arts Council,the North Carlina Arts Council, and the North Carolina Humanities Commission.

Unarranged.

 27 Grant material: General 28 Durham Arts Council NC Arts Council NC Humanities Forum Organizations Subseries, ca. 1973-1987 and undated

Information regarding various organizations with which Judy Hogan and the Carolina Wren Press were involved.

Arranged alphabetically by name of organization.

 29 Afro-American Cultural Center Black Writers' Group Central American Projects Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines Durham Arts Council Fellowship to Reverse the Arms Race Kostroma Committee NC Arts Council NC Writers' Network Outreach for Inmates Poetry Council of NC Prison Project Rural Review Project Unicorn Press Women's Narrative Conference Office Files Subseries, ca. 1979-1988 and undated

Memos and notes concerning the operations of the Carolina Wren Press office. Includes mailing lists.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and type of material.

 30 Durham Anthology Orders Lincoln Project A Living Culture in Durham Mailing Labels and Memberships Mailing Lists and Phone Messages Marathon Typography Service File Meeting Minutes 1986 Phone Logs Resumes & Job Descriptions University & Colleges Mailing Lists Financial Papers Subseries, ca. 1973-1988 and undated

Bills, accounts, bank statements and other miscellaneous financial records concerning the operations of Carolina Wren Press.

Unarranged.

 31-35 Financial Papers COSMEP Subseries, 1970-1982 and undated

Correspondence, flyers, agendas, and other material concerning the Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers.

Unarranged.

36-37 COSMEP papers Photographs and Audiovisual Material Subseries, ca. 1950-1985 and undated

Photographs of Judy Hogan and her family and friends, some of whom are affiliated with the Carolina Wren Press; tape recordings of symposia, lectures, and poetry readings by Judy Hogan and others; Oral History interviews of women in the Rougemont, NC Quilting Project; and videotapes of readings sponsored by the Carolina Wren Press and of the Donahue show on which Maya Angelou and Alice Walker were guests. Unarranged.

38 Photographs and audiovisual material Carolina Wren Press: Judy Hogan Papers Series Correspondence Subseries, 1940-1993 and undated

Correspondence between Judy Hogan and her family and friends. Some letters contain information regarding Carolina Wren Press and Judy Hogan's writing and publication activities.

Arranged chronologically by month and year. Boxes 50 and 51 contain folders the author arranged by authors' names, some with manuscripts attached.

 39 1940-1969 Oct. 40 1969 Nov.-1971 Sept. 41 1971 Oct-1974 .Sept. 42 1974 Oct.-1977 Apr. 43 1977 May-1979 Dec. & undated 44 1980 Jan.-1982 Nov. 45 1982 Dec.-1985 June 46 1985 July-1987 Aug.

(Restricted)

 47 1987 Sept.-1990 June

(Restricted)

 48 1990 July-1993 & undated

(Restricted)

 49 N.d.

(Restricted)

 50 Correspondence arranged alphabetically by name and topic

(Restricted)

 51 Correspondence with writings (Arranged alphabetically)

(Restricted)

 Diaries Subseries, 1940-1991

Personal diaries kept by Judy Hogan. Most entries concern her friends, her family, and her writing.

Arranged chronologically.

 52 1952-1969 May (and pre-1973 fragments) 53 1973 Jan.-1975 June 54 1975 July-1976 Dec. 55 1976 Dec.-1978 Sept. 56 1978 Sept. -1980 Feb. 57 1980 Feb.-1981 Jan. 58 1981 Jan.-1981 Dec. 59 1981 Dec.-1982 Sept. 60 1982 Sept.-1983 Apr. 61 1983 Apr.-1983 Nov. 62 1983 Nov.-1984 Aug. 63 1984 Aug.-1985 Mar. 64 1985 Mar.-1986 Jan.

(Restricted)

 65 1986 Jan.-1986 Dec.

(Restricted)

 66 1986 Dec.-1988 Feb.

(Restricted)

 67 1988 Feb.-1989 Jan.

(Restricted)

 68 1989 Jan.-1989 Dec.

(Restricted)

 69 1989 Dec.-1990 Sept.

(Restricted)

 70 1990 Dec.-1991 Dec.

(Restricted)

 71 1991 Dec.-1992 Mar.

(Restricted)

 Writings Subseries, ca. 1970-1990 and undated

Poetry, fiction, interviews, and essays written by Judy Hogan.

Arranged alphabetically by title.

(Restricted)

 72 American Cultural Ritual Vivisection Artemis and Poke As Easily as the Sun Bending the Sky Besanded Castles, WomenWarriors Black and White Together... We Shall Overcome Someday Blooming Again A Brief History and Description of the Carolina Wren Press Carolina Wren Press, A Small Press "In Residence" In Durham Carolina Wren Press: Writing Lives Carpet Man Cassandra Speaking Charles Edward Eaton: A Poet Ripening Past Despair A Christmas Fairy Book For Children Chrome Grass (Preface) The Condensing Poet The Cry of Achilles: An Essay on Homer's Iliad Doorways Epic Feel Free Feign'd Deaths (2 folders) Feminization of Politics Fiction by Curt Johnson For Silence is Both For Y(our) Freedom For Y(our) Freedom--With Moyo Going Alone Gold Goldenrod, WhiteButterfly He Grew Like the Summer Grass High-Spirited Workhorses: An Essay on Russian Women Homemade Bread How Do I See Myself as a Mother Leader Idea-Fish: The Use of Metaphor in Writing Poetry The Interpretation of Literature and Bergson's Ideas Julia and Mr. Jones, Meet the Master The Kanga-Roo Weekly News (4 folders) Ladies Around the Crafts Table Leadership Let's Get the Van on the Road Letter in a Bottle (Preface) Light, break Light - Sensitive Light - Food Love/Fight Mature Stones Measuring Rods in a Less Than Visionary Age Messages of Gold Mother as Leader My Neighbors And My Children's Neighbors My Small Press And My Public Library My Work/Job The Nectar of the Gods New Love Poems NewWorld Nobody's Perfect: An Attempt to Describe the Fiction of Curt Johnson Notebook of a Female With PhD Aspirations, Vol. IV. 73 Oklahoma Home Old Notebook On Being a Carolina Wren Out of the Dark Nest A Partner/A Friend, Ch. VI Passing Through Zero Poems to Hamar (2 folders) Poetry and Four-Year Olds Raccoons Reply to Robert Bly The Sages of Rougemont Scrapbook of Technical Devices Selling Apples Off the Main Road Shades of Socrates! Simplify! Simplify! Soviet Exchanges The Spring at Rougemont Stone Soup for One Stone Soup in a Nuclear Age The Strait of Juan de Fuca Sun-Blazoned (2 folders) Suzannah, Teach Me to Love/Grace, Sing to Me (4 folders) That Ecstatic Dance This New and Gorgeous Garment Majesty: An Idea of Manhood Using the Creative Process as a Touchstone For Teaching Adults Using "The Mother of Transformations" to Get The Job Done Watering the Roots of a Democracy (8 folders) What Carolina Wren Means to Me What Happened at Rougemont Where Do I Write? Where Is All This Energy To Go? Why Do Old Men Need Their Sons and Grown Men Need Their Fathers? Why I Return to Rougemont Why We Need Our Network Wild Nasturtiums Women and the Small Press Movement. Miscellaneous early poetry (6 folders) 1958-1974, undated Reviews (2 folders) Novel: Vol. III Miscellaneous Writings (2 folders) Books XII-XIV Carolina Wren Press: Flying Against the Wind Four I's Volume One, "As Easily as the Sun" Hogan Interviews With Roland Alston (4 folders) Restart Eight Plus, <emph render="doublequote">Book XXV Overton</emph> Southern Poetry, Return of the Bougainvillaea Vision Small Presses and the Library Sun-Blazoned (2 folders) The Sun, Doorways The Sun, Journal Suzannah, Teach Me to Love/Grace, Sing To Me Journal, The Poem as Rush/Muse/Given Miscellaneous Writings and Correspondence (2 folders) Miscellaneous Writings (2 folders) 74 Interviews Teaching Material Subseries, ca. 1980-1991 and undated

Class notes, student work, writing games and assignments, and photocopies of readings used in classes taught by Judy Hogan.

Unarranged.

 75 Teaching materials 76-77 Teaching materials: Roadmaps Financial Papers Subseries, ca. 1970-1985 and undated

Chiefly bills and cancelled checks belonging to Judy Hogan.

Unarranged.

 78 Financial papers Biographical Material Subseries, ca. 1950s-1990 and undated

Resumés, articles about Judy Hogan, astrological charts, schoolwork, college notebooks, and an application for a residency.

Unarranged.

 79 Biographical material 80 Biographical material: College notebooks Oversize Materials Subseries 81 Correspondence, 1971-1980 (I:13) 81 Whole COSMEP Catalog, 1973 (I:13) 81 Clippings regarding Carolina Wren Press and associated presses, 1972-1990 and undated 81 Lollipop Power Press: Illustrations and clippings regarding its publications, 1975and undated 81 Page proofs of Rainbow Roun Mah Shoulder, by Linda Brown Bragg, ca. 1984 81 Posters advertising classes, workshops, fellowships, and competitions; book jackets, 1975-1991 and undated (I:14) Accessions (10 boxes, 2 oversize folders)

Most of these accessions are unprocessed. Many contain restricted materials and are not available for research until full processing. Contact Research Services with questions about this collection.

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 Accession 99/369

Includes: clippings, correspondence, bound volumes (short stories, poetry) from CWP, business records, promotional materials, manuscripts. Restrictions may apply.

 1-2, Acc. 99/369Unsorted materials 1, Acc. 99/369Oversize folder 1-2, Acc. 06/109Accession 06/109

This addition comprises book covers and book cover proofs, edited copies and proofs of writings by and correspondence concerning the work of Carolina Wren authors/poets: Andrea Selch, Elaine L. Goolsby, William Henry Lewis, Preston Allen, Dava Walker, and George Elliott Clark. The addition also includes business records of the Carolina Wren Press, board meeting records and advertising and publicity.

1-5, Acc. 07/065Accession 07/065 1, Acc. 11/1006Accession 11/1006 1, Acc. 11/1006Public information, etc., 1989-1990 1, Acc. 11/1006Administrative files, board meetings, agendas, pre-1992 1, Acc. 11/1006Administrative files, board meetings, agendeas, 1992-1994(3 folders) 1, Acc. 11/1006Christina's Toolbox 1, Acc. 11/1006Family Meal 1, Acc. 11/1006Jokes 1, Acc. 11/1006Journey Proud 1, Acc. 11/1006Keep the Killer Asleep 1, Acc. 11/1006Puzzles 1, Acc. 11/1006Cover designs