Literature
Found in 661 Collections and/or Records:
Mary P. Boller and Henry A. Boller papers
Contains handwritten letters and diaries by Mary P. Boller and Henry A. Boller, speeches given by Mary in Denver, Colorado, a scrapbook of clippings, a notebook of poetry clippings, a handwritten essay and photocopies of publications by Henry A. Boller or inscribed to him, and other loose ephemera. Diaries discuss personal affairs, and the letters deal with both personal and professional issues and document the literary career of Mary Boller. Materials dated 1853-1959.
Jerry Borrowman papers
William Brandon poems
This collection consists of the typescript manuscripts of two poems by Brandon. One is entitled "Room for Rent," is one page long, and was published in the "Saturday Evening Post" in October 1959. The other is entitled "Round Trip to the Moon" and is nine pages long.
The brave old cedars
Handwritten and signed poem by Zitella Cocke or Coche. The poem is on the beauty of cedar trees. The date of composition of the poem is uncertain.
J. E. Broaddus papers
Brontë Society records, 1887-1937
Original drawings, sketches, and sketch books. Most of the items deal with scenes in England. Many have been published as illustrations for newspapers, magazines, and books. The dates of composition of these materials are uncertain.
J. Ross Browne letter
Handwritten and signed letter to a colleague thanking him for tickets to a lecture.
Vincent Godfrey Burns papers
Poems, newspaper clippings, songs, pamphlets, a script, and programs. Also included are copies of "The Rainbow: Maryland's Poetry Magazine." The materials relate to Bruns' career as a poet and as a writer.
By the temple they pass
Handwritten poem by an unknown author, probably a Mormon, dealing with the religious significance of temples.
Bye Baby Bunting
Galley proofs of a mystery novel by Keene. The plot of the work centers on a murder.