Collection: William Faulkner Collection / Date range: 1983 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection William Faulkner Collection Date range 1983 Level File

13 Items - Poetry by Louis Daniel Brodsky - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 11

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13 Items - Printed Material - Faulkner-Ford - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 6

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17 Items - Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference Materials - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 8

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30 Items - State Department File Concerning William Faulkner - 15242 Box 131, Folder 5

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32 Items - Photographs of William Faulkner, etc., sent by Mrs. Arthur L. Wilde to Boozer - Folder 1 of 2 - Boozer-Faulkner - 15425 Box 131, Folder 9

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45 Items - Correspondence - Louis Daniel Brodsky and Jan Brodsky - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 9

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4 Items - Printed Material Concerning Louis Daniel Brodsky and his William Faulkner Collection - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 10

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7 Items - Correspondence - Robert W. Hamblin - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 12

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Articles and Web Print Outs regarding William Faulkner and His Legacy - 9817-x Box 142, Folder 21

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Collins, Carvel - "Impressions of Faulkner in Japan" - 6271-bh Box 193, Folder 17

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