Essays, includes television script of piece on Luckenbach, Texas, “Appreciating the Diversity of Texas” (a speech delivered at the Texas State Historical Association Meeting), an essay on J. Frank Dobie, the original draft of “The Highland Park Woman,” and a television copy of a story about Christmas, undated

Seven folders of works, published materials, photographs, correspondence, cards, and programs highlight the work of A.C. Greene. The collection has been divided into three series: Works (1967, 1969, 1973, undated), Photographs (1968), and Cards and Programs (1969, undated). The bulk of the collection consists of manuscripts collected by Bill Wittliff. Multiple drafts of the essay "Paisano" are included in one folder, following the work from annotated typewritten draft to television script to published work. Also of note are screenplays that Greene adapted from his books The Last Captive and The Santa Claus Bank Robbery. The collection includes published magazine articles, photographs, and cards and programs relating to Greene.