Collection: Jan Karon papers - ARVAS Search Results

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"Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good," publicity - book tour schedule and bestseller lists 1 folder(s) Box 25-A, Folder 3

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"Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good," research, reviews, and promotional material 1 folder(s) Box 25-A, Folder 4

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"Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good" Typed Manuscript, First Pass with editor Chris Pepe, 445 pages 2 folder(s) Box 135, Folder 2-3

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"Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good," typed manuscript, spiral bound, revised manuscript, second draft following input by Chris Pepe 1 folder(s) Box 25, Folder 1

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"Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good," typed manuscript, spiral bound, unfinished draft read by Chris Pepe on her visit to Esmont, Virginia 1 folder(s) Box 24, Folder 6

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Spier NY Penguin "Light from Heaven" (PB) Advertisement 1 items Box Disk 2486-000

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Spier NY Viking "Mitford Bedside Companion" Adverstisement 1 items Box Disk 2485-000

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Spiritual Journal 1 folder(s) Box 86, Folder 15

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St. Anne's Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia, including a color photograph of Jan Karon used in the church directory 1 folder(s) Box 96, Folder 10

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Stationery and Business cards, while writing in Blowing Rock, North Carolina 1 folder(s) Box 58, Folder 1

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