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		 | • |  | (4) |  | • | University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections | [Undo] | 
 | | 1 | Author: | Chax Press and
                Alexander, Charles | Add to Favorites |  |  | Title: | Chax Press records, 1977-ongoing ead |  |  |  | Date(s): | 1977-ongoing |  |  |  | Abstract: | Chax Press is a small, Tucson based publishing house founded
                in 1984. Since opening they have published hundreds of books by creative, and
                innovative poets. They are known for their unique style of books that include both
                soft-bound offset books as well as hand-printed limited editions, combining both
                complex visual dynamics and more various book structures throughout all of their
                letterpress books. This collection contains business materials, book development
                materials, published manuscripts, and illustrative plates and blocks used by the
                press, as well as correspondence with authors. |  |  |  | Repository: | University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections |  |  |  | Subjects: | Small press books -- Specimens | Small presses -- United States | Small presses -- Arizona | Small presses -- Arizona -- Tucson -- History -- 20th
                        century | Authors, American -- Correspondence | Authors -- Arizona -- Tucson -- Archives |  |  |  | Similar Items: | Find Similar Guides | 
| 2 | Author: | Cosulich, Bernice, 1896-1956 | Add to Favorites |  |  | Title: | Papers of Bernice Cosulich
  		1923-1956 ead |  |  |  | Date(s): | 1923-1956 |  |  |  | Abstract: | Papers of  Bernice Cosulich consists of correspondence, published and unpublished articles, clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, and notes related to Cosulich’s work writing for the Arizona Daily Star newspaper and various magazines, her book Tucson, and future projects including a projected biography of actress Helena Modjeska and a work on Arizona’s ghost towns, dating between 1923 and 1956. |  |  |  | Repository: | University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections |  |  |  | Subjects: | Authors, American--Correspondence | Medicinal plants--Southwestern States | Extinct cities--Arizona | Ghost towns--Arizona | Copper mines and mining--Arizona | Mines and mineral resources--Arizona | Pioneers--Arizona | Women journalists--Arizona |  |  |  | Similar Items: | Find Similar Guides | 
| 3 | Author: | Bates, Ernest Sutherland,
		  1879-1939 | Add to Favorites |  |  | Title: | Ernest Sutherland
		Bates papers, 
		1908-1912 ead |  |  |  | Date(s): | 1908-1912 |  |  |  | Abstract: | Letters, 1910-1912, from Ernest Bates to Caroline Singleton,
		concerning their relationship, her studies in Europe, and his career at the
		University of Arizona. Also includes two poems, probably by Bates, and his
		translation of 
		The Pilgrim of Joy, by François
		Coppée. |  |  |  | Repository: | University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections |  |  |  | Subjects: | American authors -- 20th century --
			 Correspondence |  |  |  | Similar Items: | Find Similar Guides | 
| 4 | Author: | Summers, Richard, 1906- | Add to Favorites |  |  | Title: | Richard A. Summers papers,
               1915-1994
            (bulk 1930-1960) ead |  |  |  | Date(s): | 1915-1994 |  |  |  | Abstract: | Richard A. Summers was a prolific writer of young adult and
            adult novels, short stories, and plays, as well as a professor of English at the
            University of Arizona and a city councilman. This collection is mainly comprised of
            drafts of Richard Summers' writings, from hand-annotated proofs to galley copies, stage,
            screen and radio plays. Correspondence of a professional and personal nature, his school
            papers and some biographical and family-related papers can also be found. |  |  |  | Repository: | University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections |  |  |  | Subjects: | Authors, American -- 20th century -- Fiction | Authors, American -- Juvenile literature | American authors -- 20th century -- Correspondence |  |  |  | Similar Items: | Find Similar Guides | 
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