Following William Faulkner's death on July 6, 1962, a memorial broadside distributed by a local newspaper to businesses in Oxford, Mississippi.
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William Faulkner Memorial Broadside
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- “The Saddest Story” or “The Roaring Joke”?: The life of Ford Madox Ford’s The Good Soldier
- Waiting for Godot
- Robert Perkins: Limited Signed Lithographs
- Write a Madder Letter if You Can: the Letters of Jack Kerouac to Ed White, 1947-1969
- Inscribed to Alfred Hitchcock
- Nathanael West - “Pep” Weinstein” - Inscribes his Second Novel to a College Pal
- Vladimir Nabokov: Early Working Manuscript
- The Picture of Dorian Gray, from the library of “America’s first flapper,” Zelda Fitzgerald
- The Seamus Heaney Collection of James O’Halloran
- Leg City by Louis and Peter Begley
- The Neubauer - Joyce Collection
- Shimla by Meena Alexander
- Joseph Heller on Symbolism in “Catch-22”; Richard Hughes on Reading
- The Beekman Collection of Virginia Woolf
- Bill to Phil: A presentation copy of two classics
- “Don’t Say It”: Advice from Ken Kesey
- Steinbeck on Stage: Original artwork from productions of “The Moon is Down”
- William Faulkner Memorial Broadside
- Light in August manuscript leaf
- “Anybody who misses this picture is a dope!”
- Virginia Woolf, The Hogarth Press, and The Bloomsbury Group
- “We created America and in the process it made us Americans”
- Tennessee Williams, Key West, and a “drinky-pie” for the end of summer
- “You’ve made me very conceited – thank you very much”: Inscribed books from Waugh to Greene
- Truman Makes Trouble: a childhood manuscript by 10-year-old Truman Capote
- Norman Mailer writes on “The Deer Park” and more: 30 years of correspondence with John Aldridge.
- Malcolm Lowry’s outline for the unpublished “The Voyage That Never Ends”
- Virginia Woolf Goes to the Beach
- Sylvia Plath’s High School Graduation Song, 1950
- “The world must accept her on her own terms or not at all”: Duncan Grant on Virginia Woolf
- Michael Cunningham on The Hours
- Ezra Pound Drafts & Fragments Facsimile Notebooks 1958–1959