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September 25, 2012, Filed Under: Books + Manuscripts, Cataloging, Research + Teaching

Daniel Stern archive opens for research

These page proofs from 1989’s "Twice Upon a Time "show how Stern’s short stories were compiled, proofed, and published in book format. The listing of story titles on the table of contents is typical of Stern’s short stories; he reimagines class fictional tales, leaving their original titles, along with the name of their authors, in place. Copyright © Estate of Daniel Stern. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Alison Clemens is a graduate student in the School of Information at The University of Texas at Austin. She processed the Daniel Stern papers as part of her capstone project for her program, and she shares her experiences working in the collection, which is now open for research. The Harry… read more 

September 13, 2012, Filed Under: Cataloging, Theatre + Performing Arts

Illustrating the Sueltas

This unusual and elegant engraving is from an early suelta, dated 1880, titled "Misantropía y arrepentimiento."

The Texas collection of comedias sueltas at the Ransom Center contains over 14,000 titles that provide valuable insight into Spanish literature from the second half of the seventeenth century through the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Thanks to a grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources, Cataloging Hidden… read more 

April 12, 2012, Filed Under: Cataloging, Research + Teaching

Decades later, current headlines echo controversies addressed in Morris Ernst collection

Morris L. Ernst (left, holding book) was one of the most active attorneys for the anti-censorship cause during the interwar years. In this 1935 photograph, from the "New York Journal American" collection, Ernst defends the Gustavo Flaubert's "November."

Through a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, a team of archivists and student interns has been working to organize and catalog the papers of attorney Morris Leopold Ernst since September 2009. The collection is now open for research, and a finding aid is available online. Morris… read more 

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