Doris Gates papers, 1936-1985.

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Doris Gates papers, 1936-1985.

Collection comprises primarily professional correspondence and literary manuscripts of American children's book author Doris Gates. Correspondence includes 11 boxes of professional correspondence, 1936-1985, with authors, editors, and publishers, as well as one folder of family correspondence. Manuscripts include working documents, drafts, revised drafts, and page proofs of 25 books, 10 short stories, 12 articles, and 12 radio scripts. Collection also includes material documenting Gates' editorial work with Ginn and Company, as well as copies of books she authored or edited. Collection also includes teaching materials and materials related to Gates' speaking engagements at schools and libraries, as well as sound recordings documenting the writing of several works.

27 linear ft. (44 containers, 53 v.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6968610

University of Oregon Libraries

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Gates, Doris, 1901-1987

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Doris Gates (1901-1987) was an American author and editor of children's literature. She edited and contributed to the basic reader and enrichment textbook series for Ginn and Company, and wrote children's novels, such as Sarah's idea (1938) and Little Vic (1951). Gates also taught students and writers of children's literature at San Jose State College and University of San Francisco and lectured at elementary schools and children's libraries. From the description of Doris Gates paper...