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John Preston papers Preston (John) Papers circa 1973-1995

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Personal and professional correspondence; includes letters from friends, other writers, and groups whose focus is gay life and rights; also includes his outgoing letters on computer disk. Original typescripts of his writings; photographs; magazines with articles he authored; clippings; books written by Preston and others; and proofs.

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John Hay Library, Special Collections

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