Jesse Sublett Papers 1978 - (ongoing) (Bulk: 1983-1995)

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Jesse Sublett Papers 1978 - (ongoing) (Bulk: 1983-1995)

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Book manuscripts, screenplays, drafts, cartoons, clippings, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, sound recordings, and realia documenting Sublett's careers as a rock musician and writer. Copies of certain letters to Richard Holland, Curator of the Southwestern Writers Collection, have been retained when they shed light on some phase of Sublett's creative life. The records are organized into the following five series: 1. Writings; 2. Reviews and Publicity; 3. Photographs; 4. Ephemera; 5. Realia. Within each series, the records are arranged chronologically when possible.

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Southwestern Writers Collection, Special Collections, Alkek Library, Texas State University-San Marcos

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