John Updike papers for Howells as anti-novelist, 1987.

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John Updike papers for Howells as anti-novelist, 1987.

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Papers assembled for John Updike's text, Howells as anti-novelist. Includes typescripts, typescript photocopies with revisions in multiple hands (including printer's markings by Greer Allen), galley proofs, page proofs, and layouts for this address and the later publication by the Committee. Also includes two audiocassettes of Updike's address and a letter from Updike to Roger E. (Roger Eliot) Stoddard of the Howells Committee.

1 box and including 2 audiocassettes (.5 linear feet)

Houghton Library

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William Dean Howells Memorial Committee

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