Box 13
Contains 15 Results:
Three poems, [n.d.]
Includes two typescript poems titled "Sanci" and "Mothers," plus a typescript (carbon) of an anagram wedding message for Boyle's grandson Benjamin Goeser.
Amnesty International address, 1991 Mar 8
Autograph first draft of Boyle's address to Amnesty International on March 9, 1991, at "Plough and Stars," San Francisco, California. Read in absentia.
Untitled remarks about Joan, Joanie and Mimi Baez, [n.d.]
Typescript and typescript (photocopy) draft
Eulogy for George Moscone, 1978
Includes typescript (carbon) and (photocopy) drafts of her eulogy and the poem, "A Poem for George Moscone, Assassinated November 27, 1978," plus a photograph of Moscone and Boyle, and newsletters and flyers
"Writers in Metaphysical Revolt", 1975
A signed typescript draft with some typescript (photocopy) pages, all bearing autograph revisions
Untitled lecture about Germany, [n.d.]
Typescript (carbon) draft, bearing autograph revisions and the note: "Lecture at Herald Tribune"
Material toward untitled lecture at Bowling Green, 1981 Apr
Untitled speech at a Vietnam protest, [1965]
Typescript (carbon) draft, bearing autograph revisions and a copy of Liberation
Material for untitled seminar, [n.d.]
Autograph and typescript drafts, bearing extensive autograph revisions. Includes introductory comments, a section of commentary about writers and writing, and excerpts from Boyle's history of Germany
Letter to the Parents of Low-Heywood Thomas School, 1984 Jan 11
Photocopied letter which concerns the Franckenstein scholarship at Low-Heywood Thomas School
Statement regarding The New Yorker's withdrawal of Boyle's accreditation in 1952 and her husband's Loyalty-Security hearings, 1981
Signed typescript (carbon) draft
Notebook pages about history, a partial book review, and a poem, [n.d.]
Autograph pages from a notebook with corrections and revisions
Depiction of the development of the short story, [1957]
Includes a letter from a University of Delaware student bearing an autograph note by Boyle, a depiction of the development of the short story, plus notes
Letters responding to reviews of Sandra Spanier's Kay Boyle: Artist and Activist, 1987 Jun-Jul
Autograph and typed photocopies of drafts of letters to Ann Davidson and Paul Pintarich. The letters respond to their reviews of Spanier's biography of Boyle and also defend her mid-forties novels about France and the Resistance. Also includes a letter from Pintarich, copies of the reviews, and biographical information on Boyle
Miscellaneous pages, 1972 and [n.d.]
Includes autograph notes and typescript (photocopy and carbon) notes regarding the Christian Church, poetry, and Somerset Maugham, plus a quote from Samuel Beckett, and comments on writing Generation Without Farewell