American literature -- Mexican American authors
Found in 2778 Collections and/or Records:
Includes seven cards from contemporaries. Approximately 365 pages, 1968
Income tax forms, 1968
The Alfredo Cisneros materials span 1941-1949 and 1962-1997. It includes correspondence, military papers, obituaries, and condolence letters that Cisneros relieved after her father’s death in 1997.
Incomplete draft, 1999
Materials between Cisneros and agent Susan Bergholz relating to Caramelo includes correspondence and shared drafts and fragments.
Incomplete draft (2 folders), circa 1995
Materials between Cisneros and agent Susan Bergholz relating to Caramelo includes correspondence and shared drafts and fragments.
Incomplete drafts, undated (2 folders)
Materials between Cisneros and agent Susan Bergholz relating to Caramelo includes correspondence and shared drafts and fragments.
Individual class letters, 2003
Individual student letters, 1998
Individual student letters, 2000
Individual student letters, 2001
Individual student letters, 2002
Individual student letters, 2004
Individual student letters, 2010
Individual student letters, 2012
Individual student letters, 1994
Individual student letters, 1995
Individual student letters, 1997
“Infinito – book of erotiquetas,” 4 print out pages and memo to Robin Dresser re: being robbed in Chicago
“Infinito Botanica,” 2 typed pages, corrected (3 drafts), 2004
Cisneros’ nonfiction writings are arranged alphabetically and include speeches, editorials, and essays. Many were eventually published in anthologies or magazines. In cases when the date and location of a speech is known, that information is included in the listing. This series also contains interviews Cisneros conducted with other writers while working at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center (box 41).
Infinito Botanica party, San Antonio, 1997 - 1998
Subjects include Gertrude Baker, Joan Frederick, Marry Jesse Garza, Terry Ybañez (23 photographs)
“Infinity” from folder “Ideas for Creative Writing”
The series Notes consists of loose pages and clippings for story ideas. Of particular interest are seven folders of “buttons” – often a single phrase or line, that Cisneros filed away as inspiration for potential poems or stories.