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This collection houses research that Ferol Frost Hubbs (or FFH, as she refers to herself in her notes) conducted for her book, Hubbs-Frost and Allied Families (1973).

This collection houses a galley proof of Harry Harrison Kroll's autobiography, entitled I Was a Share-cropper.

This collection consists of papers concerning J. F. Wilson's book Earthquakes and Volcanoes. Information on publishing details in addition to copyright information is included along with manuscripts of several drafts of chapters for the book.

This collection contains eight audiotapes related to James Agee and his works. Several recordings are of Agee reading his own work and of Father James H. Flye reading Agee's work and reminiscing about him. Also, two tapes record lectures on Agee, which likely date to a 1972 Conference in Sewanee, Tenn.

Two letters written by James Agee to Henry Steig and Lincoln Kirstein.

This collection consists of two sets of notes written by James Agee. The first set is his notes and observations on classic poetry. The second consists of two pages and includes ideas for articles on film and literature.

This collection contains eighteen letters, three photographs, and several writings from James Agee and family.

This collection is composed primarily of materials related to Jane Merchant's death on January 3, 1972, including an obituary, an announcement for her funeral, and the text for a eulogy by the Reverend Gordon A. Sterchi. It also contains two letters that Merchant wrote, one of which contains a number of details about her early life, and two photographs of Merchant, one of which show her with her mother and sister Elizabeth.

The Jane Merchant literary manuscript collection contains the copyedited, typewritten manuscripts of eight Merchant publications, both poetry and non-fiction, published by Abingdon Press. Available titles include Blessed Are You, Halfway Up the Sky, The Mercies of God, and Petals of Light.

This collection houses a matted pencil portrait of Jane Merchant, but the artist and date of completion is unknown.

This collection houses five boxes of books from John C. Hodges' personal library. These books were part of his collection which Hodges used to write Harbrace Handbook of Reading (1943).

The John C. Hodges Collection contains manuscripts, notes, proofs, correspondence, photocopies, and other materials documenting several of Hodges' books.

This collection documents John Hodges's research into the life and works of British author William Congreve.

This collection contains material documenting the life and work of Joseph Marshall and Helen Bullard Krechniak. Material relating to Joseph Marshall includes manuscripts of his short stories and clippings of his published stories (originally bound in a photo album) along with other notes and reference material. Items relating to Helen Bullard include correspondence, articles, brochures, and more regarding her work as a craft artist and doll maker.

This collection consists of two Joseph W. Krutch edited manuscripts titled, Human Nature and the Human Condition and More Lives Than One. Also in the collection are photographs and a negative of Krutch.

This collection houses correspondence, photographs, notebooks, and manuscripts documenting three of Lately Thomas' works: Storming Heaven (1970), A Pride of Lions (1971), and When Even Angels Wept: the Senator Joseph McCarthy affair (1973).

This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, and other materials documenting the life and works of Tennessee author Lawrence Edwards.

This is a collection of manuscripts and writings from Marguerite Bartlett Hamer dating from 1933 to 1935.

This collection consists of materials documenting author Marilou Awiakta's professional and personal life.

This collection documents the life and work of May Justus and consists of correspondence to and from Justus, contracts, manuscripts, photographs, articles about her, and a bibliobiography thesis about her life and work.