George Garrett : a bibliography, 1947-1988

garrett Inventory of the the Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett, 1951-1993 Processed by: Paula Jeannet, Jean Kaluk, Julia Herron; machine-readable finding aid created by: Jackie Dean

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Machine-readable finding aid derived from Microsoft Word 6.0c Date of source: June 28, 1997 Processed by: Paula Jeannet, Jean Kaluk, Julia Herron June 28, 1997; Finding Aid encoded by Jackie Dean, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. 29 January 1998 Description is in English. 09-09-2005 PUBLIC "-//Duke University::David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library//TEXT (US::NDD::::Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett)//EN" "garrett.sgm" converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (sy2003-10-15). Also, the top level of the finding aid (above the dsc) changed to conform to current Rubenstein Library and NC EAD standards as laid out in the Inventory Style Guide and in the NCEAD Best Practice Guidelines. Within the dsc, dates for series were normalized. These changes were made by Michelle Belden. Also, container TYPE and LABEL attribute values were standardized according to the Rubenstein Library EAD 2002 manual and the NCEAD eadlocal.ent by Ruth E. Bryan.The tag list inside index was changed to indexentry by Ruth E. Bryan. June 29, 1998 Updated to EAD Version 1.0 from EAD Beta by Stephen Miller February 11, 2013 Collection title changed from George Garrett Bibliography Collection to Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett by Noah Huffman at Bob Byrd's request. Inventory of the Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett, 1951-1993. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke UniversityDurham, North Carolina

Descriptive Summary Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett, 1951-1993 and undated Wright, Stuart T. 20 Linear Feet About 1080 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. Stuart Wright (1948-), an author, bibliographer, and publisher, attended Roxboro (N.C.) High School and Wake Forest University, where he received B.A. degrees in German and Music. He received his master's degree in Southern Studies in 1973 and a second master's degree in U.S. History in 1980, both from Wake Forest University. In the late 1970s and through much of the 1980s, Wright served as Lecturer in Education at Wake Forest. The collection consists of materials related to the Virginia writer George Garrett (1929-2008) assembled by author, bibliographer, and publisher Stuart Wright. Wright published George Garrett : a bibliography, 1947-1988 / edited by Stuart Wright. Huntsville, TX: Texas Review Press, Sam Houston State University, 1989. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The Stuart Wright Bibliographic Collection of George Garrett was received as a gift in 1993 from Stuart Wright.

Processing Information

Processed by: Paula Jeannet, Jean Kaluk, Julia Herron

Completed June 28, 1997

Encoded by Jackie Dean

Updated by Noah Huffman, February 2013

Biographical Note

Stuart Wright (1948-) attended Roxboro (N.C.) High School and Wake Forest University, where he received B.A. degrees in German and Music. He received his master's degree in Southern Studies in 1973 and a second master's degree in U.S. History in 1980, both from Wake Forest University. In the late 1970s and through much of the 1980s, Wright served as Lecturer in Education at Wake Forest.

Since 1977 Wright has published, in the form of broadsides and limited editions, poetry and essays by A. R. Ammons, Fred Chappell, James Dickey, William Goyen, George Garrett, and Eudora Welty, among others. He also compiled bibliographies of several writers, including Andrew Lytle, Donald Davies, Reynolds Price, Robert Morgan, Dickey, and Ammons. He also edited The Conference Letters of Benjamin H. Freeman and The Recollections of A. D. Reynolds. With F. D. Bridgewater, he translated The Great Cavalry Battle of Brandy Station by Heres von Borcke and Justus Scheibert. Wright was a member of the Grolier Club from 1980 to 1998, when he moved to England.

Description taken from the finding aid to the Stuart T. Wright Papers, 1977-1986, at the Southern Historical Collection, UNC-Chapel Hill, and the Stuart Wright Collection at Joyner Library, East Carolina University.

Collection Overview

A Collection of materials related to the Virginia writer George Garrett (1929-2008) assembled by author, bibliographer, and publisher Stuart Wright. Wright later published George Garrett : a bibliography, 1947-1988 / edited by Stuart Wright. Huntsville, TX: Texas Review Press, Sam Houston State University, 1989.

The collection consists chiefly of serials containing writings by Garrett, including poetry, short stories, literary criticism, reviews, editorials, screenplays, dramatic scripts, novels, and a few speeches. Many of the items are inscribed or signed by George Garrett and other authors. There are also manuscripts of Garrett's screenplays and other writings. Many of Garrett's literary criticism pieces concern the writings of William Faulkner.

Other formats include photographs including publicity photos for the movie The young lovers, screenplay by Garrett. Biographical data on Garrett is found in interviews, clippings, and biographical sketches of Garrett's career as a writer and teacher. Other periodicals containing the writings of other writers of interest to Garrett are included in this collection.

Collection is arranged in chronological order and in title order.

Subject Headings

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Faulkner, William, 1897-1962--Criticism and interpretation. Garrett, George P., 1929-2008 Garrett, George P., 1929-2008--Bibliography. Authors, American--20th century--Interviews. American literature--20th century--Periodicals. Short stories, American--20th century. American poetry--20th century. Motion picture plays. Provenance--Wright, Stuart T. Related Material George P. Garrett Papers, 1929-2008 Rubenstein Library, Duke University Contents of Collection Writings and Speeches, 1951-1993 and undated

Published works by George Garrett, including articles, fiction, poetry, reviews, and a few speeches. Some items included here are volumes edited by Garrett with no writings by him contained in them; these are marked with the abbreviation ed. Arranged in chronological order by title of periodical or article from most specific date to more general date (e.g., 1981, Dec. 15 appears before Winter, 1981). Biographical information on Garrett written by others can be found in the Biographical Data Series.

Writings and Speeches, 1951-1959 1 Nassau Literary Magazine, Casual Marginalia, A Note on Creon, Summer Abstraction, 1951, Nov. A Ten Year Record, Princeton University, biographical sketch (written by Garrett), 1952 The Carolina Quarterly, Vaudeville Suite, 1955, Fall College English, Swift, 1956, Jan. Epos, Episode in Emerson's Garden, 1956, Winter Four Quarters, The Other Side of the Coin, 1957, Jan. College English, Congreve, 1957, Feb. Four Quarters, Pastoral, 1957, May The Princeton University Library Chronicle, An Examination of the Poetry of William Faulkner, 1957, Spring The Sewanee Review, Fragment of a Tragedy, The Quest, Alice Cutting Flowers,and The Sleeping Gypsy, 1957, Spring Approach, Riddle Man, 1957, Summer Folio A Hard Row to Hoe, 1957, Summer The Georgia Review, Harry S. Edwards: <emph render="italic">Eneas Africanus,</emph> 1957, Summer Approach, The Rare Unicorn, 1957, Fall New Poems by American Poets, 1957 (2 editions, paper and hardback) Poets of Today IV, The Reverend Ghost, 1957 College English, Matthew Arnold and Snapshot, 1958, Mar. Approach, Transition, 1958, Spring The Georgia Review, <emph render="italic">Promises: Poems, 1954-1956</emph> By Robert Penn Warren. (review) 1958, Spring Some Revisions in <emph render="italic">As I Lay Dying,</emph> 1958, June (reprint) Compass Review, Harangue by a Clown in Plaincothes, Valerie Bettis: Streetcar 1958, Summer Approach, The Magi: A Short Story, 1958, Fall Coastlines, Bathing Beauty, 1958, Autumn The Georgia Review, Owen Wister Out West: His Journals and Letters 1958, Fall Prairie Schooner, The Earliest Faulkner, 1958, Fall The Virginia Quarterly Review, Bread from Stones, 1958, Autumn Critique, By Love Possessed: The Pattern and the Hero, 1958, Winter The Sewanee Review, Narcissus and Buzzard, 1958, Winter Prairie Schooner, Come as You Are, 1958-1959, Winter Abraham's Knife and Other Poems, 1958 Epos Anthology, Episode in Emerson's Garden, 1958 The Sleeping Gypsy and Other Poems, 1958 New Work by 5 Poets, Fat Man, Abraham's Knife, Ballad, Old Lecher, Revival, Are You Saved???, Young Man, 1959, 11 Apr. The Function of the Pasiphae Myth in <emph render="italic">Brother to Dragons,</emph> 1959, April (reprint) Mademoiselle, An Evening Performance, 1959, April A Reading of New Poems, Bubbles, Come As You Are, Gleeman, Solitaire, 1959, 6 May Accent, Holy Roller, 1959, Spring Approach, The Only Dragon on the Road, 1959, Spring The Georgia Review, The Confidence Man, 1959, Spring The Sewanee Review, Fat Man, A Toast for the Bride and the Groom, and Figure Study, 1959, Spring Texas Studies in Literature and Language, Faulkner's Early Literary Criticism, 1959, Spring Faulkner's Early Literary Criticism, 1959, Spring (reprint) Approach, The Mower and The Echo, 1959, Summer Transatlantic Review, For My Sons, Nocturne 2, 3 Fabliaux, 1959, Summer (ed.) Botteghe Oscure, The Moth, 1959, Autumn Writings and Speeches, 1959-1962 2 The Literary Review, King, 1959-1960, Winter Transatlantic Review, 1959-1960, Winter (ed.) The Finished Man, 1959 The Wesleyan University Alumnus, Fat Man, 1960, Feb. Salvatore Quasimodo, Garrett's translation of Dead of Winter, At the Statue of Illaria del Carretto, and Man of the Hour, 1960, 8 May Spring Poetry Festival at Wesleyan, Rape of the Sabines, 1960, Spring Poetry Northwest, Crows at Paestum, 1960, Spring/Summer Approach, Tongue-tied. 1960, Summer The Georgia Review, review: William Faulkner: New Orleans Sketches, 1960, Summer Poetry, Circe, 1960, Summer The Sewanee Review, Good-bye, Old Paint, I'm Leaving Cheyenne and Abraham's Knife, 1960, Autumn The Transatlantic Review, A Game of Catch, 1960, Dec. Shenandoah, Love's a Cold Kingdom, 1960, Winter The Best American Short Stories, An Evening Performance, 1960(2 editions, paper and hardcover) The Sewanee Review, The Old Army Game, 1961, Summer A Wreath for Garibaldi, 1961, Summer (reprint) The Kenyon Review, A Wreath for Garibaldi, 1961, Summer The Transatlantic Review, Irony, 1961, Fall Approach, New Song and Three Morning Creatures, 1961, Winter Transatlantic Review, 1961, Winter (ed.), A Reading of New Poems, 1961 (2 copies) Which Ones are the Enemy?, 1961(paperback) Janus, Five Translations, (Justice, Goat, One by Catullus, Plow, Martial's First Epigram) 1962, Spring The Sewanee Review, More Geese Than Swans Now Live, 1962, Spring The Literary Review, Rainy Day and Postcard, 1962, Summer The Virginia Quarterly Review, Sweeter than the Flesh of Birds, 1962, Autumn The Best American Short Stories 1962, The Old Army Game, 1962(2 editions, paper and hardcover) Sir Slob and the Princess: A Play for Children, 1962 Southern Poetry Today, For a Bitter Season and Plow, 1962 (2 copies) Writings and Speeches, 1963-1965 3 Swank, What's the Matter With Mary Jane, 1963, July (2 copies) Modern Fiction Studies, The Major Poetry of Joyce Cary, 1963, Autumn The Princeton University Library Chronicle, Seven Princeton Poets, Salome, 1963, Autumn (2 editions, paper and hardcover) Shenandoah, The Last of the Buffalo Hunters, 1963, Winter New Writing from Virginia, preface by Garrett, 1963(2 copies) One Kind of Anarchy and Two Pedagogical Poems, 1963 The Princeton Alumni Weekly, Manifesto, 1964, 21 Jan. Author's Guild Bulletin, The Winter in the University, 1964, April The Hollins Critic, John Cheever, 1964, April The Virginia Quarterly Review, The Naked Voice, 1964, Spring University: A Princeton Magazine, Salome, 1964, Fall The Georgia Review, The Influence of William Faulkner, 1964, Winter The Influence of William Faulkner, 1964, Winter (reprint) Shenandoah, My Pretty Birdie, Pretty Birdie in My Cage, 1964, Winter Cold Ground was My Bed Last Night, 1964 The Princeton Alumni Weekly, 1965, 23 Feb. The Hollins Critic, Saul Bellow, 1965, April Queen, Bread from Stones, 1965, 16 June Logos: A Christian Review for University Students, A Comparison, 1965, Dec. University of Virginia Alumni News, The Kandy-Kolored Playboy-Flake Streamline Faerie Queene, or A Portrait of the Writer as a University Student, 1965, Dec. American Poetry, Against the Grain: Poets Writing Today, 1965 Chicago Review, Two Recent Volumes, 1965(review, poetry of Miller Williams and David R. Slavitt) Do, Lord, Remember Me, 1965(2 editions, paper and hardcover) Fifty Best American Short Stories-1915-1965, The Old Army Game, 1965(2 copies) Red Clay Reader II, To Whom Shall I Call Now In My Hour Of Need? 1965(2 copies) Writings and Speeches, 1966-1971 4 The Hollins Critic, Truman Capote, 1966, Feb. Shenandoah, A New Look At William Faulkner, 1966, Spring Transatlantic Review, 1966, Summer (ed.) Transatlantic Review, Excursion, 1966, Autumn (ed.) Dialogue pasted on back of newspaper (probably a stage prop), unknown play, 1966 Rapier, Exemplary Letters From the Realm of Gold, 1967, January Harvest, Two Poems, 1967, May Plume and Sword, Three Poems on One Theme, 1967, Spring The Hollins Critic, Wright Morris, 1967, June Latitudes, Two Exemplary Letters, 1967, Summer Per/Se, Poison Pen, 1967, Summer Transatlantic Review, 1967, Summer (ed.) For A Bitter Season, 1967 Toward Winter, An Open Letter From George Garrett, 1968, Jan. (2 copies) The Hollins Critic, Norman Podhoretz, 1968, Feb. The Hollins Critic, William Merwin, 1968, June The Hollins Critic, ed., 1968, Dec. Latitudes, Two Poems, 1968, Winter The Hollins Critic, 1969, Feb. (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1969, April (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1969, June (ed.) The Hollins Critic, William Harrison, 1969, October Hollins College Bulletin, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, 1969, November The Hollins Critic, 1969, December, (ed.) The Kenyon Review 126, 'The International Symposium on the Short Story, Part Three, 1969(2 copies) Mill Mountain Review, Poison Pen, 1969 Lycoming Review, Tea with Expatriates, 1969-1970 (2 copies) The Hollins Critic, 1970, Feb. (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1970, April (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1970, June (ed.) Contempora, The Final Tape of Doctor Wisdom, 1970, July/August The Hollins Critic, 1970, Oct. (ed.) Contempora, How Far Can You Go: An Interview With Fred Wiseman, 1970, Oct./Nov. The Hollins Critic, 1970, Dec. (ed.) Dreaming with Adam: Notes on an Imaginary History, 1970(reprint) Fly By Night, Jane Amor, Space Nurse, 1970 Stories from The Transatlantic Review, A Game of Catch, 1970 The Hollins Critic, 1971, Feb. (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1971, April (ed.) The Film Journal, 1971, Spring (ed.) The Georgia Review, Sebastian in the Looking Glass, 1971, Spring Hollins College, Examination Book, Cargoes, 1971, Spring The Hollins Critic, 1971, June (ed.) The Hollins Critic, 1971, Aug. (ed.) Mississippi Quarterly, Talking with Shelby Foote, 1971, Fall Metro Hampton Roads Magazine, George Garrett: A Personal Look at the Fox, 1971, Dec.-Jan. The Southern Review, The Apple Tree, 1971, Winter 'The Apple Tree': An Excerpt from <emph render="italic">Death of the Fox,</emph> 1971(reprint) Death of the Fox, 1971(2 copies, hardcover) Death of the Fox, 1971(paperback) Mill Mountain Review, In Appreciation of George Garrett, 1971(2 copies) Mill Mountain Review, An Excerpt from <emph render="italic">The Death of the Fox,</emph> 1971(2 copies) Suggestions for Instructors to Accompany Film Scripts One and Film Scripts Two, 1971 Writings and Speeches, 1972-1976 5 American Libraries, The South, 1972, Jan. (2 copies) The South Carolina Review, Review of Little Chicago Suite, 1972, June The American Scholar, The Revolving Bookstand (book reviews), 1972, Summer Writer's Digest, Exclusive Interview with George Garrett, 1972, Nov. Contempora, Forms of the Public Novel, 1972, Sept./Feb. Contempora, Thank You For a Real Nice Time, You Play it Dead Straight, 1972, Mar./July Contempora, Horror Film as Metaphysical Fable, 1972, Aug./Dec. The Georgia Review, Grace is Most of It, 1972, Winter Craft so Hard to Learn, 1972(ed.) The Film Journal, 1972(ed.) Toward Winter, Buzzard, 1972 Worksheet, 1972(ed.) Contempora, 1973, Jan./April (ed.) Movies and Sexuality, How Do You Like Your Hero?: Over Easy or Sunny-side Up?, 1973, May/June Gone Soft, Here Comes the Bride, 1973, Spring The Hollins Critic, On Young Writers and New Writing, 1973, Aug. The Film Journal, 1973(ed.) The Magic Striptease, 1973 Hemispheres, Carnival Poem, 1974, July Foote's <emph render="italic">The Civil War</emph>: A Version for Posterity 1974-75, Winter (reprint) Mississippi Quarterly, Foote's <emph render="italic">The Civil War</emph>: A Version for Posterity, 1974-1975, Winter The Nassau Literary Review, Live Now and Pay Later..., 1974, Winter The Film Journal, 1974(ed.) Intro 5, 1974(ed.) Intro 6, 1974(ed.) Ploughshares, review of Looking for Fred Schmit, 1974(2 copies) Anthology of Epos Poets, Familiar Riddle, 1975, Spring/Summer Francis Marion Review, At Least They'll Have Candlelight, 1975 Intro 7, 1975(ed.) Writings and Speeches, 1976-1980 6 Sandlapper, This Place, This State, This South Carolina, 1976, Jan. Sandlapper, Little Tune for a Steel String Guitar, 1976, Mar. Letters, A Toast to all the Poets, 1976, July The Sewanee Review, The Literature of the Great War, 1976, Summer Sandlapper, The Long and the Short of It, 1976, Oct. The South Carolina Review, David Tillinghast, 1976, Nov. Francis Marion Review, Envoy, 1976 The Nassau Literary Magazine, Some Things Beautiful and Indifferent, and Summer Abstraction, 1976 Willow Springs Magazine, Picture of a Horseman Riding North, 1977, Dec. Into the Round Air, Dancing Class and Apology, 1977 Intro 8, The Liar's Craft, 1977 Jeopardy, Book Review, Jacob, and The Messenger, 1977 Review La Booche, Luck's Shining Child, and On Death and December, 1977(2 copies) Southern Poetry, York Harbor Morning, 1977 The Texas Arts Journal, P.S. What is Octagon Soup?, 1977 (2 copies, one of which is limited edition, 22 copies printed, in hard slipcase with several signed literary mss. by other poets in folder) Transatlantic Review, Garrett interviewed by Allen Wier, 1977 Vanderbilt Poetry Review, Little Transformation, 1977 Windfall Poems, 1977 New Mexico Humanities Review, All That the Dark Sentinel Could Wager: An Excerpt From the Novel <emph render="italic">Elizabeth and James,</emph> 1978, Jan. The Puckerbrush Review, 1978, Spring (ed.) The Sewanee Review Coming Out of Left Field, 1978, Summer Lowlands Review, Only as a Pilgrim, 1978, Fall New Virginia Review, Flash Cards: Splitting Wood, Our Little Secret, Late Night Rain, Medicine Show, 1978/79 Willow Springs Magazine, Mundane Metamorphosis, 1978/79, Winter The Blue Ridge Review, An Invitation to Dance, 1978 Intro 9, Close to Home, 1978 Review La Booche, Message Sent in the Clear, A Light Rain, My Main Confessional Poem, Rival Poet, To a Certain Critic, 1978 Bennington Review, Weathers of Remembering, 1979, Apr. Kudzu, Pathetic Fallacy/Gray on Gray, 1979, Spring AWP Newsletter, The Latest Development in the Saga of <emph render="italic">Intro 9:</emph> A New Kind of Soap Opera, 1977, Dec. and Letter to the Editor, 1979, Sept. The Bellingham Review, 1979, Fall To Recollect A Cloud of Ghosts, 1979, Christmas Blue Buildings, 1979 Contemporary Southern Poetry, An Anthology, 1979 Contemporary Literary Scene II (introduction by Garrett), 1979 Hard Scuffle, A Man Who Casts No Shadow, 1979 The Sewanee Review, Technics and Pyrotechnics, 1980, Summer (2 copies) The Texas Review, These Fooleries Will Please Thee Less, 1980, Fall Writings and Speeches, 1981-1984 7 Kansas Quarterly, Statement on the Fiction Awards, 1981, Winter The Agni Review, Riding from Darkness into Light, 1981 Enchanted Ground, 1981 Luck's Shining Child, 1981 Riverfronts, The Rivals, 1981 R.V. Cassill, Promissory Note, 1981 The North American Review, Communiqué from the Academy of Projectors, 1982, Mar. The Bellingham Review, excerpt from Elizabeth and James, 1982, Spring (2 copies) The Texas Review, Soldiers, 1982, Spring The Missouri Review, excerpt from Elizabeth and James, 1982, Summer Black Warrior Review, excerpt from Elizabeth and James, 1982, Fall The Georgia Review, How an Ape in Purple Met Jock of the Park, 1982, Fall (2 copies) Tri-Quarterly, 1982 Fall (ed.) Literary Magazine Review, review: Ploughshares, 1982, Winter Chelsea, Meeting in the Tiring Room, (excerpt from Elizabeth and James ), 1982 The Girl in the Black Raincoat, 1982(Garrett wrote preface to collection of stories) The Teller and the Tale: Aspects of the Short Story, Plain/or Fancy: Where the Short Story Is and May Be Going, 1982(2 copies) Three Rivers Poetry Journal, This Business of Getting the World Right: The Poetry of Brendan Galvin (review), 1982 The South Carolina Review, excerpt from Elizabeth and James: A Letter that Will Never Be Written, 1983, Spring The Virginia Quarterly Review, Laughter in the Dark and Other Things, 1983, Spring The Texas Review, excerpts from Elizabeth and James: Courtier: It is the Wine Talking, The Hunter's Joy, 1983, Spring/Summer The Sewanee Review, American Short Fiction and the Literary Marketplace, 1983, Winter The Crescent Review, excerpt from Elizabeth and James: Confirmation, 1983 Fire Among the Thorns, excerpt from Elizabeth and James, 1983(3 copies, privately printed) The Sounding Brass, excerpt from Elizabeth and James: The Queen's Pigmy and The Magic Mirror, 1983 The Succession: A Novel of Elizabeth and James, 1983 Mississippi Quarterly, A Few Things about Fred Chappell, 1983-1984, Winter Bennington Review, In the Absence of a Manifesto, 1984, Spring The Texas Review, 1984, Spring/Summer (guest fiction editor) The Collected Poems of George Garrett, 1984 8 Writings and Speeches, 1985-1988 Quarterly West, Wine Talking, 1985, Spring/Summer The Texas Review, Ruthe-Ann, 1985, Spring/Summer The South Carolina Review, Dixie Dreamland, 1985, Fall The Texas Review, 1985, Fall/Winter (guest fiction editor) Kaisa Kilponen (foreword written by Garrett), 1985 The Fugitives, The Agrarians and Other Twentieth-Century Southern Writers, George Garrett, 1985 The Georgia Review, The Confidence Man, 1986, Spring Western Humanities Review, Recent Fiction, 1986, Summer The Hollins Critic, Slavitt's <emph render="italic">The Tristia of Orid, </emph> 1986, Dec. The Chattahoochee Review, Genius Baby, 1986, Winter Bred Any Good Rooks Lately?, Lupe has the Last Word, 1986 Chronicles, A (Pardon the Expression) Baccalaureate Address, 1987, Sept. The World and I, Taking Flight, 1987, Sept. Poetry Pilot, 1987, Oct. (guest ed.) The Sewanee Review, American Publishing: Then and Now, 1987, Spring The Virginia Quarterly Review, My Two One-Eyed Coaches, 1987, Spring St. Andrew's Sewanee School News, Lou-Two, 1987, Summer Michigan Quarterly Review, The Start System: A Jeremiad, 1987, Fall Contemporary New England Poetry: A Sampler (foreword by Garrett), 1987 The World and I, A Singular View of New York, 1988, Jan. The Texas Review, Nominations for Oblivion, 1988, Spring/Summer The Cream City Review, The Long and Short of It, 1988, Summer The Sewanee Review, American Publishing Now, 1988, Summer The Review of Contemporary Fiction, Once More Unto the Breach, Dear Friends, Once More, 1988, Fall The Best American Essays, My Two One-Eyed Coaches, 1988 Contemporary New England Poetry: A Sampler Vol. II, Main Weathers, Fall Landscape, New England, 1988 New Virginia Review, Tears for a Perfect Stranger, Captain Barfoot..., 1988 Ploughshares, Yolanda Barnes, 1988 The Southern California Anthology, Crowfoot, 1988 Three Rivers Poetry Journal, A Dear John Letter, 1988 Writings and Speeches, 1989-1991 9 Chronicles, Voices, 1989, May The World and I, The Many Splendors of 'Country', 1989, June Chronicles, Good as Goldwyn, 1989, Aug. The World and I, So Serious it was Ridiculous, 1989, Nov. Poetry Alive!, For A Bitter Season, 1989, 3 Dec. Black Warrior Review, A Very Small One, 1989, Spring The Wooster Review, Whistling in the Dark..., 1989, Spring New Literary History, The Sorrows of Fat City; On Eclecticism and Other Bad Habits, 1989, Autumn Shenandoah, The Pamphlet, 1989, Fall Creative Writing in America, The Future of Creative Writing Programs, 1989 Albemarle, Shepard Adventure, 1989, Dec.-1990, Jan. The World and I, Memorable Effects, 1990, Feb. Chronicles, Art is Always Political..., 1990, Apr. Chronicles, Inch by Inch, 1990, Jun. The Hollins Critic, Review of several John Ciardi works, 1990, June The World and I, Portrait of an Artist, 1990, Aug. The Virginia Quarterly Review, Captain Barfoot..., 1990, Spring The Sewanee Review, Vellieties and Vicissitudes, 1990, Fall Contemporary Southern Short Fiction: A Sampler, 1990, Fall/Winter Eric Clapton's Lover and other Stories, 1990(2 copies) Located Lives, Uncles and Others, 1990 The Missouri Review, Uncles and Others, 1990 The Writer's Mind, Interviews with American Authors, 1990 The World and I, Finding Peace, 1991, Aug Writings and Speeches, 1991-1993 and undated 10 Witness, Tigers in Red Weather: Some Acad. Anecdotes, 1991 The Hollins Critic, Review: <emph render="italic">Hagy's Hardware River Stories,</emph> 1992, Feb. The Virginia Quarterly Review, 1992, Spring The Virginia Quarterly Review, 1992, Summer Literary Cavalcade, The Right Thing to Do at the Time, 1992, Sept. ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews, Soil of Hope, 1992, Oct. The World and I, Whistling in the Dark, 1992, Nov. The Sewanee Review, Creative Writing and American Publishing Now, 1992, Fall Chronicles, Coveting thy Neighbor's Property, 1992, Dec. The Sewanee Review, Tanks, 1992, Winter (2 copies) Weber Studies, The Gift, 1992, Winter The Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Journal of Florida Literature, The Last Brother, 1992 A New Geography of Poets, The Long and the Short of It, 1992 The Wedding Cake in the Middle of the Road, (uncorrected proof copy), 1992 Witness, Locker Room Talk, 1992 College English, The Craft so Long to Learn, 1993, April The World and I, The Character of Saints, 1993, Apr. Michigan Quarterly Review, A Letter to Carolyn See, 1993, Spring Chronicles, Ghosts, 1993, Sept. The Southern California Anthology, Crowfoot, 1993 The Magi, private printing for Christmas from the Garrett family, undated Another Little Magazine, Art is Long..., undated Folders of short stories: (undated) Cold Ground Was my Bed Last Night Double Exposure The Faculty Wife First Visit to the Land of Giants The Last of the Buffalo Hunters Our Lady Godiva Philadelphia City Troop The Poet in Real Life The Return Shooting Star Texarkana was a Crazy Town The Way Real Money Smells Biographical Data, 1965-1993

Articles and other pieces offering information on Garrett's life and career as writer and English professor. Arranged in chronological order. Biographical information may also be found in the Clippings Series.

10 Technical details for The Playground, 1965 Literary Landmarks of Princeton, 1967 Latitudes, 1968 Calliope's Comments, 1969, Nov.; 1971, May Metro Hampton Roads, 1971, Dec.-Jan. Broken Ink, George Garrett, 1971 The South Carolina Review, Interview with Garrett, 1973, Nov. The Penny Dreadful, Interview with George Garrett, 1975, Fall/Winter Bulletin of Bibliography, 1981, Jan.-Mar. The Student, 1981 The South Carolina Review, interview, 1984, Spring Quarterly West, George Garrett: An Interview, 1985, May Poets and Writers, 1990, Jan./Feb. Hollins, 1992, May The Hill School Bulletin, 1992, Summer The Iron Mountain Review, 1993, Spring Periodicals Series , 1960-1993 and undated

Literary periodicals and popular magazines which do not have George Garrett's writings in them. Most contain an article or work of fiction (many are narratives by Southern writers), but some are also not marked in any way to indicate what was of interest to Garrett or the collector of this material, Stuart Wright. Arranged in alphabetical order by periodical title.

11 Ab Ovo Albemarle, 1992, Aug./Sept. The Bellingham Review, 1983, Fall Blue Ox Review, 1985, Winter Calliope's Comments, 1968 Cargoes, 1979, Spring Coda, 1982, Apr.-May Denver Quarterly, 1985, Fall Film News, 1970, Sept. Film Scripts One, 1972 Film Scripts Two, 1972 Film Scripts Three, 1972 Film Scripts Four, 1972 The Georgia Review, 1969 The Georgia Review, 1971 The Georgia Review, 1986 Fall The Georgia Review, 1990 The Holiday Guide to Rome, Revised, 1976 The Holiday Guide to Rome, New Edition, 1979 Hollins, Writer's Reunion, 1987, Jan. Monmouth Review, 1973 Nassau Literary Review, 1975, Winter/Spring National Review, 1986, 7 Nov. Newsweek, 1964, 1 June The North American Review, 1980, Mar. The Ohio Review, 1979, Spring/Summer Ploughshares, 1983 Poets and Writers, 1990, Sept./Oct. Princeton Alumni Weekly, 1969, 22 Apr. Princeton Alumni Weekly, 1986, 10 Dec. Princeton Alumni Weekly, 1990, 18 Apr. Princeton Alumni Weekly, 1986 Publishers Weekly, 1986, 12 Dec. Readings by Young Poets, [19--], 6 May Rome, A Holiday Magazine Travel Guide, 1960 Sandlapper, 1975, Sept. Sandlapper, 1976, Apr.-May. The Sewanee Review, 1990, Spring Society for Literature and Science, 1986, Aug. The South Carolina Review, 1992, Fall Southern Magazine, 1988, Dec. The Student, 1980, Spring The Texas Review, Review: The Succession, 1983, Fall/Winter 12 University of Virginia Alumni News, 1986, Nov./Dec. The Virginia Quarterly Review, 1985, Spring The Virginia Quarterly Review, 1992, Autumn The Virginia Quarterly Review, 1993, Spring Writers in Residence and Some Resident Writers, 1987-1988, Fall/Winter (limited edition keepsake pamphlet) Manuscripts, 1961-1965 and undated

A few items of correspondence, film scripts, and various drafts and proofs. Series is not arranged in any particular order.

12 Correspondence Scripts from final scene of The Young Lovers The Young Lovers (script) 1st draft screenplay, 1962, 12 Mar. Revised treatment, 1962, 29 Jan. Notes, undated Screenplay, undated Treatment, 1961, 11 Dec. Script, 1962, 3 Nov. Screenplay, 1963, 28 Feb. Screenplay (heavily annotated--director's copy?), 1963, 20 Aug. Screenplay, 1962, 28 Nov. Screenplay, 1962, 9 Aug. Publicity and miscellaneous documents, undated The Scarlet Letter, Acts I, II, and III The Binge (screenplay) 1965, 17 Mar. The Magic Striptease (2 copies) Don't You Remember that Time in Florida, one-act play The Modern Coach: A New Breed? The Sibyl My Brother Death The Playground 13 The Debutante (screenplay), 1965, 13 July Stories from The Transatlantic Review The Magic Striptease (uncorrected proof) Poison Pen (uncorrected proof) Photographs, circa 1960s 13 The Young Lovers (movie publicity photos) Clippings, 1961-1990 and undated

Clippings with writings by Garrett or articles of related interest. Series is not arranged in any order.

13 Poultry, A Magazine of Voice 1961-1989 1990-1993, and undated The Washington Post Book World, 1990, 3 Jun. The Observer, 1989 Apr. Hollins Columns 1969, 16 Sept. 1969, 23 Sept. 1969, 7 Oct. 1969, 21 Oct. 1969, 18 Nov. 1969, 9 Dec. 1970, 24 Mar. 1962, 29 Apr. The Cavalier Daily 1963, 1 Nov. 1967, 1 Apr. 1966, 27 Oct. 1963, 7 Nov. 1967, 14 Mar. 1967, 3 Mar. 1967, 15 Feb. 1966, 25 Oct. 1963, 8 Nov. Chicago Tribune, The Arts, 1984, 3 June The Daily Progress, 1966, 9 Dec. The Daily Progress, 1967, 10 Feb. The World News, 1970, 23 June Printed Materials, 1960-1989 and undated

Miscellaneous printed materials not fitting the Writings and Speeches or Periodicals Series. Series is not arranged in any particular order.

13 Spring Poetry Festival material from Wesleyan, 1960, April/May Poster from Hollins College Literary Festival, undated A Lion's Cubs..., CHALFA program honoring Antonia Fraser, 1989 At Home in History, CHALFA speech, 1989 The Playground, 1964 Garden Spot, USA, 1962 Jacket Proofs, undated Oversize Materials 14 Harper's Bazaar, The Rivals, 1958, Feb. (2 copies) Associated Writing Programs Newsletter, 1975, May The New York Times Book Review, 1986, 26 Oct. Jacket designs for novels, undated Preview poster for The Playground, undated The Observer, 1992 The Orlando Sentinel, Storyteller Garrett: A Stickler for Detail, 1984, 24 May The Young Lovers, Continuity sketches, undated