Holograph, 1 page. First line of poem.

Army Pictorial Center includes materials related to Gaddis' work for the Army Pictorial Center at Ft. Sill. Highlights include the Battle of St. Vith, the Siegfried Line Campaign, and Soldiers in Greasepaint. See also Series 16: Photographs and Negatives.

circa 20 pages. Includes typescript and holograph notes outlining Gaddis' travel from 1947-1951, photocopy of application with statement of personal history, list of writers employed at the Army Pictorial Center, correspondence, and blank applications for federal employment.

Typescript, 11 pages. Typescript, 11 pages with clipping. Xerox, 11 pages. 3 copies, one cut in half.

Gaddis' early attempt at a play on Marlowe.

circa 145 pages. Includes contracts, travel information, expenses, brochures, etc. for "Measuring the Distance with DME," "Salute to Entertainment," "Soldiers in Greasepaint," "Tenth Armored Division," "The 84th Infantry Division," "Thailand," and "The Big Picture."

Essays and Critical Writings includes drafts and notes for some of Gaddis' later published articles, including "Erewhon and the Contract with America," "The Rush for Second Place," and "Old Foes with New Faces," the last article having been delivered in an earlier form at "The Writer and Religion" conference held at Washington University in 1994.

Drama includes manuscripts, notes, corrections, and film treatment of Gaddis' play, "One Fine Day."

373 pages. Alternate title, "Fawkes, A Western." Treatment and script. Also includes correspondence and holograph notes.

2 folders

Typescript, 1 page

47 pages. Brief essay on Dostoevski as comic novelist. Includes typescript drafts, typescript photocopies, photocopies of published article, and correspondence.