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Box 75

 Container

Contains 11 Results:

"Once at Antietam, A Play in Three Acts" typescript, 1960-1962

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 3
Description

181 pages. Typescript with autograph note, "This is the complete last draft of the play written roughly 1960-63 - better judgement finally prevailing against any effort to see if produced or even circulated. It is not to be published in whole or part, but seen simply as a rather severe example of an amount of work and high flown ambition gone quite odd the tracks..."

Series 5: A Frolic of His Own, circa 1986-1994

 Series — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents

A Frolic of His Own includes manuscripts, source, and publishing materials. Also, contains materials relating to "Szyrk v. Village of Tatamount et al" and "Once at Antietam" which were incorporated into A Frolic of His Own.

Series 6: Agapē Agape, 1951-1998

 Series — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents

Agapē Agape includes research, notes, and drafts for unrealized player piano project intermingled with research, notes, and drafts for Gaddis' German radio play, a version of which became Agapē Agape.

You're a Dog Gone Daisy Girl - Presto typescript

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 7
Description

67 pages

Agapē Agape typescripts

 File — Multiple Containers
Description

253 pages. Includes partial typescript and xerox drafts, holograph notes, and xerox source material.

2 folders

Agapē Agape typescripts

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 8
Description

118 pages. Early drafts including "You're a Dog Gone Daisy Girl - Presto," "Agapē Agape: or, New Foes with an Old Face," "Agapē Agape, The Secret History of the Player Piano," "The Player Piano," and "The Player Piano, An Inside Job."

Dust jacket

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 6

Notes from Patricia Black Gaddis to William Gaddis

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 1
Description

2 pages. Manuscript. Notes related to Once at Antietam.

Correspondence related to Once at Antietam. , 1960-1961

 File — Box: 75, Folder: 2
Description

4 items. Includes correspondence to Gaddis and others from from Ivan Von Auw, Jr., Seymour Lawrence, Hiram Haydn, Irwin Rose, and Jane D'Esopo.