Box 7
Contains 33 Results:
“Allegiance” (titled “A Spell”) Typescript, p.1-7 with some holograph corrections, “Somewhere in England, January 1945” typed at end of story.
“The Captain’s Son” (title “A Fable of Nashville and Memphis” crossed out) Photocopy of typescript, p.1-36 with holograph and taped on corrections, signed by Peter Taylor. Appears to be setting copy used by the New Yorker . Date stamped Jan. 12, 1976.
“Cousin Aubrey” (titled “To The Lost State” 4 p. holograph manuscript (also titled “Journey To The Lost State”), typescript fragment -, 1, 1-2, 1, -, 1, 1, 1-2, 1-3, with holograph corrections.
“Cousin Aubrey” Typescript fragment, p. 1, 1-3, 11, with holograph corrections.
“Cousin Aubrey” Typescript fragment (also titled “The Senator’s Daughters”) p. 1, 1-2, 7-8, with holograph corrections.
“Cousin Aubrey” Typescript fragment, p. 1-10, 12-26, 32-33, 39-42, 27-28, with holograph corrections.
“Daphne’s Lover.” 3 page holograph fragment (titled “The Age of Annie Sue”), which appears to be an early version of the story that became “Daphne’s Lover.”
“Daphne’s Lover.” Typescript fragment (titled “The Age of Annie Sue”), p. 1-4, with holograph corrections, also one unnumbered page with holograph notes, which appears to be an early version of the story that became “Daphne’s Lover.”
“Daphne’s Lover.” Typescript fragment (untitled), p.1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5-11, with holograph corrections, also one unnumbered page with holograph notes, which appears to be an early version of the story that became “Daphne’s Lover.”
“Daphne’s Lover.” Typescript (untitled), p. 1-27, with holograph corrections which appears to be an early version of the story that became “Daphne’s Lover.”
“Daphne’s Lover.” Typescript fragment (untitled), p.7-9, with holograph corrections, which appears to be part of an early version of the story that became “Daphne’s Lover.” Also a scrap of paper with the holograph note “Frank’s Mother and Father” is in the file.
“The Gift of the Prodigal.” Typescript fragment, p. 4-31, 3, with holograph corrections in the early, broken line prose version. Signed by Peter Taylor.
“The Gift of the Prodigal.”Photocopy of typescript, p.1-33, with some holograph corrections, in broken line prose.
“The Gift of the Prodigal.”Typescript fragment, p. 1, 1, 1, 2-6, 1, with holograph corrections of an early draft.
“The Gift of the Prodigal.”Typescript, p. 1-22, with some holograph corrections, version marked “original ms.”
“The Gift of the Prodigal.” Photocopy of typescript, p. 1-22, apparently a copy of the manuscript in File 11 above, but with a couple of additional corrections.
“The Gift of the Prodigal.” Photocopy of typescript, p. 1-22, with corrections and copy setting markings from the New Yorker .
“The Gift of the Prodigal.” Galleys, p. 2-8, 10-18, 1, 9, 20, 19 with notes from New Yorker editors questioning words, suggesting alternatives, etc. Also questions from the Legal Department.
“The Hand of Emmagene.” Typescript, p.1, 2, 2-5, 5, 6-12, with holograph corrections, signed by Peter Taylor. Early broken line prose version.
“The Hand of Emmagene.” Photocopy of typescript in broken line prose, p. 1-19.
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