Untitled essay about “trying to work out problems of faith, ideas to believe, and also grasping at what I could create in this strange path between philosophy and literature”, handwritten (title taken from note from Troncoso), circa 1988-1992
Scope and Contents
This addition contains more archival material from author Sergio Troncoso and is closely related to Collection 143 (Sergio Troncoso Papers). As in Collection 143, there are many drafts of Troncoso’s published works. In this addition, the handwritten first drafts of “The Abuelita” and essays that appear in “Crossing Borders: Personal Essays” are highlights. Also of note are the unpublished, handwritten short stories and essays written when Troncoso was still studying at Yale. Troncoso’s academic career is well-documented in this addition, from his personal statement for law school applications, letters of recommendation from his professors at Harvard, to his acceptance letter from Yale. As with all material donated by Troncoso, there are handwritten notes for many of the items explaining the context and importance of the material to Troncoso.
Seven signed books by Troncoso have been cataloged and will be available for viewing on site.
Dates
- circa 1988-1992
Creator
- From the Series: Troncoso, Sergio, 1961- (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
Collection open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: 2 Linear Feet
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the The Wittliff Collections Repository