Box 12
Contains 23 Results:
Wilbur, Richard : Autographed letter to Mr. Cary. Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT., Aug. 5, 1959
Discusses the process of revision. "The point is that the smallest word counts". Rudin # B-149
Wilder, Thorton : Autographed letters to James Thomson. Florence.
Manuscript with cover letter. Wilder defends the Silent Generation, predicting how it will affect America's future. Rudin # B-150
Wilder, Thorton : Autographed letter to Jay L. Bradley. Capri., Oct. 28, 1926
Discusses the pursuit of a career in writing and the pros and cons of attending college. Rudin # B-151
Wilder, Thorton : Autographed postcard to Harry Thornton Moore. Hamden 17, CT., Oct. 28, 1960
"Imaginative narration is a very stern mistress; she wants no other gods but herself". Rudin # B-152
Wilder, Thorton : Autographed letters to Dalma Brunauer. Hamden, CT., 1974, 1975
Letter 12/9/1974 - Thanking her for her thoughtful essay on ""Bridge of San Luis Rey"" and remarking that many are angry that he does not more strongly affirm Christian doctrine. Letter 11/11/1975 - Discusses how his Protestant upbringing relates to ""Bridge of San Luis Rey"". (With unrelated Willa Cather envelope signed and addressed to Wilder) Rudin # B-153
Williams, Tennessee :Typed letter to Audrey, Nov. 7, 1969
"America is very cruel to its artists who have had reversals of fortune." Rudin # B-154
Williams, Tennessee : Typed letter to Tim Moore. San Francisco, CA., Aug. 14, 1976
Writing to a potential "traveling companion", Williams mentions that "I never fall out of love, which makes it a sad sort of poem". Rudin # B-155
Williams, William Carlos : Typed letter addressed to Dear Uhlman. Rutherford, NJ., May 29, 1951
"The structure of the poem must be changed and not merely must it speak about new things". Rudin # B-157
Williams, William Carlos : Autographed manuscript. Rutherford, NJ., Aug. 17, 1951
A tribute to the great American photographer, Alfred Eisenstadt. Rudin # B-158
Wilson, Edmund : Autographed letter addressed to Dear Hazel. Red Bank, NJ., Nov. 12, 1927
A long chatty letter referring to his work and to his reading. Thinks New York is an awful place to live and coments, "I haven't met an intelligent clergyman…since I have been here." Rudin # B-159