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Maine State Library
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Library
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English
Abstract
Entries include the brief biographical information of a New York based author, correspondence concerning Swann's novel set in Maine, a typed letter from Swann with some biographical information on Attention to Invention, Inc., stationery, and a typed letter from the Maine State Library in receipt of Swann's book The Brass Key that relates Swann's hope to adapt his work for film.
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Turner, Francis Wright 1882- and Maine State Library, "Frances Wright Turner Correspondence" (2015). Maine Writers Correspondence. 556.
https://digitalmaine.com/maine_writers_correspondence/556
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ntries include brief biographical information, a typed biography, a typed introductory letter written by a forgetful Turner on notice of the printing of a publisher advertisement circular for her new book of verse, with some biographical information as well as news of an upcoming review in Sun Up and her book readings around Maine, the typed reply of the Maine state librarian that he had purchased copies of her book for the Maine State Library and introducing the Maine Author Collection, the typed transcript of her book inscription, a photographic portrait of Turner, the formerly missing publisher advertisement circular for Drifting Leaves with a synopsis and a book order form, a handwritten letter of book presentation on personal notepaper, handwritten letters of book presentation and with publication details concerning Turner's essays on plain paper and floral stationery, and a typed reply from the Maine State Library on the purchase of her book for the Maine Author Collection. Date range: 1926/1957