Box Addition 7
Contains 36 Results:
(All the King’s Men) Willie Stark - Musical Drama - libretto by Carlisle Floyd
All the King’s Men - Dramatic Version: Dallas Theater Center
All the King’s Men - review; reviews of The Cave and Then and Now: The Personal Past in the Poetry of Robert Penn Warren by Floyd Watkins
All the King’s Men - “The Longs of Louisiana” in Sunday Times Magazine, December 7, 1975
All the King’s Men - Limited Editions Club Letter, 1990
Brother to Dragons - fragment - typescript
Brother to Dragons: A Tale in Verse and Voices (typed manuscript) master copy, original with corrections by Warren, and notes by William Meredith
Brother to Dragons - play - mimeographed typed manuscript, 1965
“William Faulkner and His South” University of Virginia Peters Rushton Lecture, March 13, 1951 - typescript and announcement
“The World of Daniel Boone” in Holiday, 1963 (photocopy)
“Malcolm X: Mission and Meaning” in Yale Review: A National Quarterly, Winter, 1967
“Hawthorne was Relevant” National Medal for Literature, acceptance speech, 1970
“Is Poetry Relevant” in The English Exchange,”, 1971
“A Reporter at Large: Jefferson Davis Gets His Citizenship Back” in The New Yorker, February 25, 1980
“A Reminiscence” in Nashville: The Faces of Two Centuries edited by John Egerton, 1980 (photocopy)
“The Genius of Katherine Anne Porter” in Saturday Review, December 1980
“Red Warren, Rebel in the Ivy League” in Nashville Tennessean Magazine, Sunday, December 27, 1964
Program, Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner of the Pulitzer Prizes, 1966
Vanderbilt Poetry Review, Robert Penn Warren Issue, 1977 (signed by Warren on the title page)
“Toward Sunset at a Great Height” in The Vanderbilt Hustler, Vol. 88, no. 51, April 8, 1977
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