LIT/F. Fiction

This collection contains a letter dated November 23, 1984 from Robert Penn Warren to E. Lowell Robbins about a manuscript by Robbins.

The Nash Buckingham Collection contains correspondence (1963-1967), clippings (1910s), and the short story "Uncle Willis, Skimpy, and the Cotton Bale" by Nash Buckingham (1900).

This collection contains a single handwritten letter from Zora Neale Hurston to Dorothy Dockstader.

This collection contains the original 3rd revised final draft of the screenplay All the King's Men by Robert Rossen dated March 1, 1949

The Nettie Hale Rand Collection, 1480-1941, consists of early printings and rare editions collected by philanthropist Nettie Hale Rand, 1881-1942, and the diary she kept while traveling in Europe in the 1934.

The Flannery O'Connor Collection, 1946-1977, consists of a copy of writer Flannery O'Connor's first published work, "Geranium," and a script from Horton Foote's 1977 film version of O'Connor's story "The Displaced Person."

The Turn of the Twentieth Century Literary Autograph Collection, 1890-1926, consists of autographs of literary figures writing at the turn of the Twentieth Century.

This collection contains a selection of short stories and materials related to the play "The Conversion of Buster Drumwright" by Jesse Hill Ford.

This collection contains a scrapbook from 1931 compiled by Ida Baxter for Mary Sue Mooney. It contains clippings from the Nashville Banner of "The Erskine Honeymoon" by Charles Egbert Craddock.

The O. B. Emerson Collection, 1922-1990, consists of material that literary scholar O. B. Emerson, 1921-1990, collected about author William Faulkner, 1897-1962.

This collection contains 4 letters from 1948-1949 and 1976, approximately 75 photographs, and Robert Penn Warren's Phi Beta Kappa Certificate from Vanderbilt.