Literature and folklore

Series Description

Hudson wrote several obituaries for people close to him over the years including Bertha McKee Dobie (J. Frank Dobie’s wife), Frank Wardlaw (Founder of the University of Texas Press and the Texas A&M University Press), and Alice Cook (Hudson’s college English teacher). These files also include notes Hudson used to write the obituaries.

Contents Another Mexican Version of the Story of the Bear’s Son” Reprinted from Southern Folklore Quarterly, XVI (June 1951).) 4 copies, fourth copy contains the story printed twice“Discovery of Irish Literature, The: The Distinction Between History and Fiction” (Reprinted from the University of Texas Studies in English, Volume XXX, 1951), 3 copies.“Homer of the North Translates Homer, The” On the front cover is written (Reprinted from The Library Chronicle, Volume IV,...

Series Description

These documents pertain to Hudson’s personal life and include information about completing his dissertation including receipts for printing, verification of his veteran status including his marriage certificate, and awards received. The series also includes three photographs.

Series Description From the Series:

These documents pertain to Hudson’s personal life and include information about completing his dissertation including receipts for printing, verification of his veteran status including his marriage certificate, and awards received. The series also includes three photographs.

Contents “A fawn lost from its mother,….” “As the moon takes her light from the sun….” with edits At My Hearthstone “Do the winds blow stronger…” “He had eyes like blind windows…” with edits and cross outs In the Night Manchaca Not So With Man. 3 copies, one signed Wilson M. Hudson and with edits on all. One final copy on same paper of previous 3. 3 final copies of poem in purple ink. Now We Should Begin Praise the Bright Sun Praise the Bright Sun. Written “I prefer this version. W. M....

Series Description From the Series:

Includes publications and other specially preserved media from Hudson’s time on a variety of subjects including the Texas Folklore Society and offprints sent to Hudson by other writers.

Series Description

Includes publications and other specially preserved media from Hudson’s time on a variety of subjects including the Texas Folklore Society and offprints sent to Hudson by other writers.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Includes handwritten President’s speech, correspondence, and other miscellanea from operation and publications of the society.

Scope and Contents

Includes handwritten President’s speech, correspondence, and other miscellanea from operation and publications of the society.

Series Description From the Series:

Hudson wrote several obituaries for people close to him over the years including Bertha McKee Dobie (J. Frank Dobie’s wife), Frank Wardlaw (Founder of the University of Texas Press and the Texas A&M University Press), and Alice Cook (Hudson’s college English teacher). These files also include notes Hudson used to write the obituaries.

Contents

“Andy Adams: His Life and Writing by Wilson Hudson” printed on cover of three way folded pamphlet on beige paper, inside is a picture and biography on Adams (3 copies)

Biographical draft about Andy Adams written by Wilson Hudson on yellow paper, the biography is different from the one printed in the pamphlet, white out used on part of the document, at the bottom is suggested reading referring to Hudson’s book Andy Adams: His Life and Writing

Series Description

Includes poems, published works, collaborated works, offprints, signed offprints, drafts etc. They are arranged alphabetically by book title from rough draft to final product. Two copies of each offprint are to be kept unless a signed copy is present. Does not include those writings associated with the Texas Folklore Society, obituaries, or printed newspapers and magazines for preservation reasons.

Series Description From the Series:

Includes publications and other specially preserved media from Hudson’s time on a variety of subjects including the Texas Folklore Society and offprints sent to Hudson by other writers.