Clyde Edgerton Papers, 1918-2004

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Clyde Edgerton Papers, 1918-2004

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http://www2.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/e/Edgerton,Clyde.html

Abstract

Clyde Edgerton is a writer and educator of Durham County, N.C. Literary material includes annotated and revised drafts, galleys, notes, and correspondence relating to Edgerton's novels , , , , , , , and and his short stories and essays, as well as his notebooks and journals. Personal material includes correspondence with family members, friends, and military personnel during Edgerton's service, 1966-1971, as an Air Force pilot during the Vietnam War. There are also a few letters from his uncle Clem R. Warren as a soldier in World War I. Also included is correspondence with Edgerton's publisher Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, his editor Shannon Ravenel, agents, other literary figures, and fans. Among Edgerton's literary correspondents are Rick Bass, Allan Gurganus, Michael McFee, Lee Smith, Louis Rubin, and Doug Marlette. Also included are materials relating to the controversy surrounding Edgerton's departure from the teaching staff of Campbell University over objections to the portrayal of Free Will Baptists in ; subject files with materials about Edgerton's work and activities and about subjects that interested him; photographs; and materials relating to Edgerton's work in audio, film, video, and CD formats. Raney Walking Across Egypt The Floatplane Notebooks Killer Diller In Memory of Junior Redeye: A Western Where Trouble Sleeps Lunch at the Piccadilly, Raney

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20,700; 74.0

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eng,

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection

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SNAC Resource ID: 6626507

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection

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Bloom, Ken, 1949-...

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Jerry Herman (b. 1933) is a composer and lyricist of Broadway musicals. Ken Bloom is a theatre scholar and author, hired by Herman to catalogue the clippings, programs, scripts, photographs, and lyrics of his long-time career. From the guide to the Ken Bloom collection of Jerry Herman memorabilia, 1955-2000, (The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.) ...

Talent Identification Program (T.I.P.), Duke University

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American Media, Inc.

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Lawing, Joyce

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Tarwater Band

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Cedar Fork township

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Hands, Jennifer

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Camelot Academy

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Ketchie, Beth

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Ingram, Lucille

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Ernest C. Edgerton

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Webb-Mitchell, Brett

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Millsaps College

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Dick Massey

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Wiesepape, Betty

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Sermons, Debra

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Shannon Ravenel

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Hackney, Sarah

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Saint Andrews

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Ferraro, Clare

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Harris, Lucille B.

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Krementz, Jill

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Daugharty, Janice, 1944-

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Edgerton, Clyde, 1944-

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Clyde Edgerton is a writer and educator of Durham County, N.C. From the description of Clyde Edgerton papers, 1918-2004. WorldCat record id: 33082391 Clyde Edgerton was born in 1944 in Bethesda, N.C., a small community in east Durham County. He was an Air Force pilot, 1966-1971, serving in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, 1970-1971. Following the war, he attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, earning masters and Ph.D. degrees in English ...