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About Megan Barnard

As Associate Director for Administration and Curatorial Affairs, Barnard manages the acquisition of collection materials and provides support and guidance for the Center’s curators and for a variety of activities relating to the administration of the Ransom Center.

October 21, 2015, Filed Under: Authors

Enhancing the Gabriel García Márquez papers

A bronze bust of Gabriel García Márquez alongside the busts of other writers in the entry alcove at the Ransom Center. Photo by Pete Smith.

When the papers of a renowned author like Gabriel García Márquez arrive at the Ransom Center, there’s always a sense of excitement among staff, who take great pride in being able to preserve and make accessible materials that are unavailable anywhere else and that offer students and scholars entirely new… read more 

October 21, 2015, Filed Under: Authors, Research + Teaching

Realzando los documentos de Gabriel García Márquez

A bronze bust of Gabriel García Márquez alongside the busts of other writers in the entry alcove at the Ransom Center. Photo by Pete Smith.

Cuando el Harry Ransom Center recibe archivos de un autor tan famoso como Gabriel García Márquez, se suscita cierta emoción en el personal, el cual se enorgullece de estar capacitado para preservar y permitir el acceso a materiales que son únicos en el mundo y que permiten nuevas e insospechadas… read more 

July 7, 2015, Filed Under: Authors

Ransom Center acquires archive of American poet Miller Williams

Miller Williams (1930–2015) wrote, edited, or translated more than 30 books and is best remembered for writing poetry in plainspoken language that captured meaning in everyday experiences. The Ransom Center recently acquired his archive, which documents the career and writings of this influential American poet.

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