Compare Constellations

Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900. Correspondence, 1895-1924.

Title: Correspondence, 1895-1924.

Letters to Amy Leslie, some referring to involvement in Cuban filibustering expedition of 1895; letters to Joseph Conrad, William Crane, and to his publishers. Correspondence between Amy Leslie and W.B. Hawkins on financial matters. Correspondence between J.B. Pinker and Crane's publishers, relating to publication of his works. Correspondence of Cora H. Crane, relative to settlement of Crane's estate.

ArchivalResource: 108 items ; 27 cm. or smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/237649933 View

Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900. Papers of Stephen Crane [manuscript] 1894-1944.

Title: Papers of Stephen Crane [manuscript] 1894-1944.

Correspondence, literacy MSS., notebook, Crane's will, pen and ink sketches, and photos. Includes the MS. of Crane's The red badge of courage, of Ford Madox Ford's Stephen Crane (an article which appeared in American mercury) and of Robert Wooster Stalalman's Stephen Crane: some unpublished manuscripts: sketches and stories-- additions to the canon; a bound volume of 42 original letters (1921) to Max J. Herzberg entitled Stephen Crane, a chorus of tributes by English and American authors; correspondence with Edith F. Crane, together with nine of her letters (1931-33) to Harvey Taylor; and ca. 30 letters (1895-99) from Crane to Willis Brooks Hawkins illustrating the last years of Crane's life and his deep friendship for Hawkins. Other correspondents include the editors of Chapbook, Critic, and youth's companion, Ralph Allen, Harry Bacon Collamore, Copeland and Day, Cora Howarth Crane, William Howe Crane, Henry D. Davray, Mrs. Moreton Frewen, Frederic C. Gordon, Mrs. Edward Pease, Michael Pease, Mr. Perrin, Gustav A. Roedel, Melvin H. Schoberlin, Wilbur Macey Stowe, and Harvey Taylor.

ArchivalResource: 2 ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647943066 View