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Gabriel Garcia Marquez

April 27, 2017, Filed Under: Conservation, Digital Collections

Deadline: 2028—Time is not on our side

A lacquer disc.

High stakes for cultural heritage In just 11 years, the Harry Ransom Center could reach the point of no return!

April 4, 2017, Filed Under: Meet the Staff

Meet the Staff: Q&A with Director of Development Margie Rine

Margie Rine portrait

Since coming to the Ransom Center in 2008, Margie Rine has significantly contributed to the Center’s development efforts.

March 21, 2017, Filed Under: Authors, Digital Collections

I shout for a flower

Gabriel García Márquez autographing a wine barrel, 2005. Photographer unknown.

An undeniable source of pleasure in archives is the appearance of a writer’s doodles in the margins of books and manuscripts. As we’ve digitized García Márquez’s papers for his online archive

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