Scope and Contents A.L. (Unsigned) to [Douglas] Goldring, Fontana Vecchia, Jul 20, 1920. 1 sheet, 2 pages. Discusses life in Sicily and mentions the books The Lost Girl, Women in Love & The Rainbow. (Note: Gift of Donald Powell, Director of Special Collections, University of Arizona, Oct 9, 1973)Please note - this letter was previously identified as being written by George Goldring, but in 2022 a scholar visiting the CSWR noted that the letter is more likely written by...

Scope and Contents 61p. Typescript, original. Stapled in a folder of James B. Pinker & Co., literary, dramatic and film agents. Not published?

Scope and Content From the Collection: David Wilde started giving his papers to CSWR in 1994 and added material regularly through 2018. He donated his photographs in 2013, which are in the David Wilde Photograph Collection. A friend brought in the rest of his material after his death. His main collection contains personal papers, family documents, correspondence, school material and information on his musical career in England. It also has papers about his later life and writings in Albuquerque. There are articles about him and...

Scope and Content From the Collection: This a collection of handwritten and signed letters from D. H. Lawrence, amassed by the Center for Southwest Research. The collection was formerly called, “D.H. Lawrence Letter and Photograph to George Conway." The title change reflects the addition letters, miscellaneous envelopes, and a photograph in March 2012. The letter from Lawrence to Conway discusses life in New Mexico, progress on his Mexico novel, "The Plumed Serpent", and mentions the devastating illness he contracted in...

Scope and Contents Winged etruscan horse with figures of a man and a woman, embroidered panel worked by D. H. Lawrence and Frieda Lawrence, in Barda Italy. Presented to Gladys Fisher at the Lawrence Ranch in Taos by Frieda Lawrence on July 4, 1937, on the "Day of the Fox." On that day, Gladys Fisher delivered to Frieda the figure of a fox that she had sculpted for a niche in the Lawrence shrine. Alan Fisher reports the following conversation of Frieda, "They made a small panel of embroidery, quarreling all the...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The D.H. Lawrence collection contains 26 typescripts (usually carbon copies), and 5 galley proofs. Some of the typescripts have minor alterations in ink. Most of them appear to come from Lawrence's English agent, Curtis Brown as some bear his label and are stamped, "Must Await American Release Date." Included are 16 essays, 5 short stories, 2 poems, a play, 5 introductions, book reviews, 2 miscellaneous items associated with Lawrence, as well as correspondence. Also included in the collection...

Scope and Contents 8p. typescript (carbon) with some alterations in ink including one sentence added. 8" 10" In pencil at top, "Borzoi 1923 (or 1925)" Printed in Phoenix.

Scope and Contents T.p., 18p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" 10", in orange folder with Curtis Brown label. [Published?]

Scope and Contents T.p., 7p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" 10", in orange folder with Curtis Brown label. Printed in Phoenix.

Scope and Contents T.p., 5p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" 10", in orange folder with Curtis Brown label. Printed in Phoenix.

Scope and Contents T.p., 5p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" 10". In Phoenix.

Scope and Contents T.p., and 23p. un-numbered. Typescript (original) not altered. 8" 10". Fastened with paper clip. Not the book version, according to E.W. Tedlock.

Scope and Contents 3p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8 3/4" x 11 ?" with punched hole and pink string tie in upper left corner. No label. Published in Phoenix.

Scope and Contents 7p. Typescript (original). One MS. Note [in D.H. Lawrence's hand?] and MS. Corrections [unknown hand] 8 ? x 10" Printed in Adelphi, Feb 1924, and Phoenix.

Scope and Contents 7p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" x 10". From Fantasia of the Unconscious,chap. XI, "The Viscious Circle," after the first 5 ? pages. Apparently prepared for magazine offering in 1922.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Included are 16 essays, 5 short stories, 2 poems and a play, 5 introductions and book reviews, and 2 miscellaneous items with Lawrence association.

Scope and Contents 10p. Typescript (carbon). Includes MS. Notes. Corresponds with printed text. From chap. VIII of Fantasia of the Unconscious. Also published in Adelphi, July, 1923.

Scope and Contents 1p. Typescript (carbon). A page of "The State of Funk" in Assorted Articles, pp. 115-16. 8" x10".

Scope and Contents pp. 6-11. Typescript (carbon), not altered. Conclusion of an essay, comparing man to a cabbage rotten inside. 8 ?" x 11". Paper watermarked "crown line, U.S.A." Published?

Scope and Contents pp. 102-15. Printed; torn from Southwest Review, in Phoenix.

Scope and Contents pp. 144-52. Printed; clipped from Dial, Feb, 1923.

Scope and Contents 8p. unnumbered. Printed; proof sheets. Typographical errors corrected in ink. From the [Fortnightly Review, 1928?] Marked "Duplicate".

Scope and Contents 21p. Typescript (carbon). Two words added in ink. 8" 10". Published?

Scope and Contents T.p. and 10p. Typescript (carbon), unaltered. 8" 10", in orange folder with Curtis Brown label. Printed?

Scope and Contents pp. 19-20 of a short story, including the ending. Characters are Pauline Altenborough, Cecelia, Robert. Typescript (Carbon) unaltered. 8" 10". Printed?