Laura Furman papers, 1961-2001.

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Laura Furman papers, 1961-2001.

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The papers (1961-2001) contain drafts, manuscripts, and correspondence relating to the development and publication of Furman's books, essays, and stories, as well as post-production materials including reviews, publicity information, and published copies of the works. The papers also include personal and professional correspondence, lecture notes, research files, and other materials.

30 ft., 4 in.

University of Texas Libraries

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University of Texas Libraries

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