Box Addition 3
Contains 37 Results:
Correspondence concerning his letters
Letter from Merrill Moore, January 13, 1950; Art and Mysticism - cover
Articles, obituary, 1989
Correspondence
“The Passion of Alex Maury” book review in The New Republic, January 2, 1935 “Congratulations” by Stark Young
“The Quality of the South” in National Review, March 8, 1958
“Man or Symbol?” book review of Brainard Cheney’s This is Adam in The New Republic, December 6, 1958
Correspondence with Richard Sanders re: A Wake for the Living including publisher blurb and photograph, 1975
Symposium participant “The Changing South: Rural to Urban” 1980 “Andrew Nelson Lytle: A Celebration” Sewanee, Tennessee, December 3, 1982
Articles by and about Lytle in The Chatttahoochee Review Vol. I, no. 1, Spring, 1981
“An Afternoon on the Porch with Andrew Lytle” by Douglas Paschall in Touchstone: the Magazine of the Tennessee Humanities Council, Number 8, Fall, 1986
Andrew Lytle issue Horns of Plenty, with correspondence, 1990
Newspaper articles and reviews
Newspaper articles and reviews
Newspaper articles and reviews
Newspaper articles and reviews
Newspaper articles and reviews
Newspaper articles and reviews
Correspondence
Correspondence
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