National Story Project Records 1998-2002.

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National Story Project Records 1998-2002.

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A collection of over 5,000 true short stories written as submissions for National Public Radio's (NPR) National Story Project, which was a segment on Weekend All Things Considered. The National Story Project was created and supervised by American author, Paul Auster.

7.5 linear ft. (6 record storage cartons)

Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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