BPCL.MS/01. Author Collections

The Narenderpal Singh Papers consist of manuscript materials for two poems by the author.

The Norman Daniels Papers consist of correspondence, literary manuscripts, television and radio scripts, news clippings, and printed articles dating from 1917-1985. This collection is partially processed.

The Olivia (Libby) Hall Papers consist of literary manuscripts ranging from 1994-2002, correspondence ranging from 1983-2002, and other materials related to the craft of writing.

The Pamela Browning Papers consist of a manuscript and associated materials for the author's novel Lover's Leap, as well as some correspondence.

The Pamela Daoust Papers contain literary manuscripts and correspondence relating to more than 15 works by the author, written under the pen name Katharine Kincaid. THe materials date from roughly 1985-1999.

The Patricia Gaffney Papers consist of manuscript materials, proofs, research notes, outlines, synopses, proposals and one audioscript, dating from 1990-2004.

The Patricia McGerr Papers consist of manuscript and research materials related to the book Murder is Absurd (1967).

The Patricia McLinn Papers contain literary manuscripts and research materials for more than 20 works by the author.

The Paul S. Newman Papers consists of the manuscript for the text of a DarkWing Duck comic, "Faster Than a Speeding Ticket." The finished version was published in Disney Afternoon Magazine in March 1995.

The Peggy Moreland Papers contain of literary manuscripts and promotional materials for four novels written by the author.

The Peter C. Rollins Papers consist of manuscript materials created and/or collected by Peter C. Rollins concerning his academic and professional career. The dates of these items have not yet been determined. These materials are unprocessed, but they are available for research upon request.

The Ralph Maloney Papers include manuscript materials for books, short stories and motion picture scripts by the author. The materials date from around 1959-1972.

The Ray B. Browne Papers consist of correspondence, literary manuscripts, and documents from Dr. Ray B. Browne’s academic, organizational, and personal life. This collection also includes scrapbooks, printed materials, photographs, and audiovisual recordings that document Browne's careers as an author, educator, and popular culture scholar.

The Ray Browne Collection on Arthur W. Upfield consists of photocopies of three manuscripts by Arthur Upfield.

The R.D. Brown Papers consist of manuscript materials for published and unpublished novels by the author.

The Rebecca Freligh Papers consist of a dissertation manuscript with editorial corrections, circa 1971.

The Richard Elman Papers consist of literary manuscripts and research for literary productions. These items range in date from 1936-1968, but some items are undated.

The Richard Erlich Papers consist of manuscript materials related to academic writing done by Dr. Erlich alone as well as in collaboration with Dr. Thomas P. Dunn. It includes correspondence, business files, and academic manuscripts. The materials date from roughly 1977-2006.

This collection contains several pages of poetry by Richard L. Lane, and two copies of an article manuscript titled A Survey of Pulp Fiction. The material is undated.

The Richard Linkroum Papers contain manuscript materials for One Before Bedtime (1968), the only novel by the author.

The Robert Irvine Papers consist of manuscript materials for several of the author's mystery novels, dating from 1978 to 1994.

The Robert Presnell Jr. Papers consist of manuscript materials created by Presnell. This collection is unprocessed, but it is available for research upon request.

The Roberta Gellis Papers consist of manuscripts, outlines, proofs, and handwritten first drafts of many published and unpublished works by Gellis; it also consists of computers disks containing manuscripts and substantial documentation of her research.

The Ron Rotunno papers consist of manuscript materials created by Ron Rotunno.

The Ruth Rendell Papers consist of manuscript materials for several novels by the author, as well as an audio cassette containing an interview with Ruth Rendell. The materials date from around 1968-1986.