Fleming Lee Papers, 1946-2006.

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Fleming Lee Papers, 1946-2006.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155024476

The collection primarily relates to Lee's career as a writer of children's fiction, and it includes manuscripts, correspondence and memorabilia. Manuscripts are divided into published and unpublished. Correspondence is organized by general correspondence and correspondence from young readers (primarily letters he received from the children who read his books). Memorabilia pertains to The Amazing Adventures of Peter Grunt and writings he did as a student at J.J. Finley School in Gainesville, Fla.

2.5 linear feet (3 Boxes)

University of Florida

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University of Florida

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Blitch, Fleming Lee

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Lee, Fleming

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Author, educator and attorney. Fleming Lee was born Fleming Lee Blitch on December 19, 1933 in St. Augustine, Florida. His first book, The Amazing Adventures of Peter Grunt, was published in 1963. That year it won the Parents' Magazine "Best Work of Juvenile Fiction" award. The same year Lee was also a Bread Loaf Writers' Conference Fellow. Other notable publications by Lee were The Last Dragon and his collaboration with Leslie Charteris on the "The Saint" series. ...