Poetry
Found in 3680 Collections and/or Records:
Summer workshop, 1988
“Summer writing workshop” San Antonio, 2001
(10 photographs)
“Summer/Mexico – D.F. Chipas”, 1985
Landmarks and markets; a few in houses. (2 folders; 87 and 79 photographs)
“Sunday, Sunday,” [poem], 3 photocopy pages, no corrections
“Suppose a Wind”; Annotated typescript drafts
Susan Bergholz (Agent), 1986-2013, undated
Cisneros’ relationship with her agent is documented in boxes 148-149 and includes contracts, correspondence between the two, and Bergholz’s correspondence with others on Cisneros’ behalf. Additional material relating to Susan Bergholz can be found in boxes 69-72 of Caramelo.
Susan Bergholz’s Caramelo Files, 1994 - 2001
Materials between Cisneros and agent Susan Bergholz relating to Caramelo includes correspondence and shared drafts and fragments.
“Sweetly Sings the Mocker” (typescript), undated
Drafts of plays (mostly handwritten in pencil and annotated) and typescripts (mostly mimeographs or photocopies with annotations) are arranged in this subseries in alphabetical order. For reviews and further information regarding the author’s plays, see Series II: Personal, Newsclippings.
Syllabi for English 143B/2 “Verse” and English 220B-01 “Advanced Fiction Writing,” class record book, letters of reference, student self-evaluations
Syllabi for Humanities 170SB “Chicana Writers,” assignments, course packets, course report
Syllabi for Humanities 29346 “Rediscovering the Short Story,” attendance sheets, class notes, course record, class evaluations, student self-evaluations
Syllabus for “Gender and Literature / Ocho modo de sur / another way to be: Latina in the U.S.,” course description, notes
Syllabus for “Poor Excuses to Get Us Writing: a creative writing workshop,” course offerings, class registry, student ‘zines
“Symphony at the Herod Atticus Theatre,” 1 typed page, corrected
Europe Poems were originally housed together in one folder and date from Cisneros’ time abroad in Greece, 1982-1983. Some were later published in My Wicked Wicked Ways and Loose Woman. The poems are arranged alphabetically, with untitled poems and fragments at the end.