Box 20

This series is comprised of one folder of correspondence including personal notes and publishers’ requests of Lowry to read specific books and comment on them.

Newsclippings in this series relate to Lowry’s writing career, and have been arranged chronologically.

Newsclippings in this series relate to Lowry’s writing career, and have been arranged chronologically.

Four undated photographs are included in this series: 3 black and white photographs of a Come Back, Lolly Ray manuscript exhibit, and 1 color photograph of Lowry at a book signing for the short story compilation, Common Bonds, with other authors

Four undated photographs are included in this series: 3 black and white photographs of a Come Back, Lolly Ray manuscript exhibit, and 1 color photograph of Lowry at a book signing for the short story compilation, Common Bonds, with other authors

This series includes journals, a college diploma, and materials related to Lowry’s sons. The three bound journals are undated, and include notes about Lowry’s daily life and writing projects. The college diploma is from Memphis State University, 1960, and includes a torn photograph of Lowry from that time period. The materials related to Lowry’s sons include poetry and drawings to and by Peter and Colin Lowry.

This series includes journals, a college diploma, and materials related to Lowry’s sons. The three bound journals are undated, and include notes about Lowry’s daily life and writing projects. The college diploma is from Memphis State University, 1960, and includes a torn photograph of Lowry from that time period. The materials related to Lowry’s sons include poetry and drawings to and by Peter and Colin Lowry.

This series includes journals, a college diploma, and materials related to Lowry’s sons. The three bound journals are undated, and include notes about Lowry’s daily life and writing projects. The college diploma is from Memphis State University, 1960, and includes a torn photograph of Lowry from that time period. The materials related to Lowry’s sons include poetry and drawings to and by Peter and Colin Lowry.

Fourteen 5.5” floppy disks, many labeled as “Pauline,” which was a working title for The Perfect Sonya.