| American Audio Prose Library (Kay Bonetti), 1984-1985 | 5 items (25 leaves) | Box 1, F1 |
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Includes a signed contract (1985) for Boyle's reading for the Library, letters, and a catalog. |
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| Angelou, Maya, [1981: June 12] | 1p | Box 1, F2 |
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Autograph letter signed |
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| Davis Gwen, 1980 Dec 27 | 2p | Box 1, F11 |
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Typed Letter Signed |
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| de Burca, Mairin, 1981 Aug 14 | 1p | Box 1, F12 |
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Typed Letter Signed, Includes a clipping, two photocopied articles and a check from Boyle. |
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| Ellsberg, Robert, 1979 Aug 20 | 1p | Box 1, F13 |
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Typed Letter Signed, Includes clippings from the Catholic Worker. |
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| Spanier, Sandra Whipple, 1951-, 1981 Mar 15 | 1p | Box 2, F26 |
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Typed Letter Signed |
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| Shirer, William L. (William Lawrence), 1904-, 1981 Nov 21 | 1p | Box 2, F27 |
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Typed Signed Letter, Includes two photographs. |
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Letters from Boyle to the following individuals.
| Beja, Morris, 1984 Apr. 8 | 1p | Box 1, F3 |
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Autograph Letter (draft). Includes the James Joyce Foundation Newsletter (1984 Apr). |
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| Reagan, Ronald, 1981 Aug 9 | 1p | Box 1, F4 |
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Typed Letter (c) signed |
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| Smith, Mr. [n.d.] | 2p | Box 1, F5 |
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Autograph Letter (draft) |
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| Unidentified, 1950 Sep 7 | 2p | Box 1, F6 |
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Autograph Letter, Incomplete |
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Letters concerning a publication in honor of James Stern
| Typed Letter Signed, 1974 Jul 11 | 1p | Box 1, F7 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1974 Jul 30 | 1p | Box 1, F7 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1974 Oct 1 | 1p | Box 1, F7 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1975 Jan 13 | 1p | Box 1, F7 |
Editor of Exquisite Corpse.
| Typed Letter Signed, 1986 Sep 28 | 1p | Box 1, F9 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1986 Oct 31 | 1p | Box 1, F9 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Jan 10 | 1p | Box 1, F14 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1981 Jun 25 | 1p | Box 1, F14 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1981 [Sep14] | 1p | Box 1, F14 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Nov 16 | 3p | Box 1, F14 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1980 Dec 10 | 1p | Box 1, F16 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Nov 27 | 2p | Box 1, F16 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Jun 14 | F17 | Box 1, F17 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1985 Oct 5 | 1p | Box 1, F17 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1985 Nov 6 | 1p | Box 1, F17 |
| Autograph Note, [n.d.] | 1p | Box 1, F17 |
Editor of Fine Print writes concerning Mr. Knife and Miss Fork
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1975 Sep 20 | 2p | Box 1, F18 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1975 Nov 17 | 1p | Box 1, F18 |
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Includes a Typed Letter (c) to Max Ernst and the Autumn 1974 issue of The Private Press. |
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| Typed Letter, 1981 Aug 5 | 1p | Box 1, F19 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Aug 5 | 1p | Box 1, F19 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1984 Jul 23 | 2p | Box 1, F21 |
| Typed Letter (c), 1984 Aug 13 | 1p (Boyle to Nadel) | Box 1, F21 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Aug 3 | 1p | Box 1, F23 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Nov 18 | 1p | Box 1, F23 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1975 Dec 17 | 1p | Box 1, F24 |
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Includes copy of a Village Voice article, and copies of letters to Reed from David Marsh of Rolling Stone and Pat Strachan. |
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| Photocopies, 1975 Dec 18 | 2p | Box 1, F24 |
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Articles about Reed from Jet Magazine and The Real Paper. |
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| Typed Letter signed, 1985 Apr 26 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Jun 6 | 1p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Jul 26 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Aug 8 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
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Includes clippings and photocopy |
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| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Aug 22 | 1p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1985 Sep 22 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1985 Oct 4 | 4p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1985 Oct 27 | 4p | Box 2, F28 |
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Includes a clipping |
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| Autograph Letter Signed, 1986 Feb 18 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
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Includes photograph. |
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| Autograph Letter Signed, 1986 Feb 21 | 1p | Box 2, F28 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1986 Jun 26 | 2p | Box 2, F28 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1976 Feb 16 | 1p | Box 2, F29 |
| Typed Note Signed, 1976 Feb 26 | 1p | Box 2, F29 |
| Typed Note Signed, 1985 Mar 27 | 1p | Box 2, F29 |
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Includes a photocopy of an article by Thomson |
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| Autograph Card Signed, 1985 Jul 25 | 1p | Box 2, F29 |
| Typed Letter (c), 1981 Jul 17 | 2p (Boyle to Toomer) | Box 2, F30 |
| Autograph Letter Signed, 1981 Jul 21 | 4p | Box 2, F30 |
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Includes typescript (photocopy) of Boyle's manuscript with autograph corrections and additions by Toomer. |
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| Typed Letter Signed, 1980 Dec 2 | 1p | Box 2, F32 |
| Typed Letter Signed, 1981 Jun 15 | 1p | Box 3, F32 |
| Autograph card Signed, [n.y.] Christmas | 1p | Box 2, F32 |
Includes correspondence from Boyle's children and grandchildren as well as some photographs and artwork.
| Rosenblum, Clover [Vail], 1948-1968 | ca. 60 pp. | Box 2, F34 |
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Includes letters from Boyle's daughter, as well as photographs and artwork by Colver Vail as a child. Also includes a 1950 issue of the Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago |
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| Rosenblum, Sidney, 1961 | Box 2, F35 | |
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Three poems by Rosenblum and two poems unidentified. |
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| Vail, Katherine (Katy), 1956 | Box 2, F38 | |
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Clippings concerning her performance in Peter Ustinov's "Romanoff and Juliet." |
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| "Boo", 1961-1962 | 29 pp. | Box 2, F39 |
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Letters written while a student at the University of Connecticut |
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| Bobby, 1961 | 4 pp. | Box 2, F40 |
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Letters from Paris |
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| "Mouse", 1961 | 20 pp. | Box 2, F41 |
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Letters, photographs, and artwork |
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| Miscellaneous family material, 1950-1984 | 21 pp. | Box 2, F42 |
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Includes photographs which include Kay Boyle, clippings, drawings and art by "Bootsie" and Ian Franckenstein as children, and an English report by Devin Rosenblum |
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| Typed Letter Signed (x), 1989 Dec | 1p | Box 2, F36 |
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Photocopy of a letter-poem, signed by Boyle. |
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| Autograph Letter Signed (draft), 1991 Mar 21 | 2p | Box 2, F36 |
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Letter includes a photocopy of Boyle's first published poem, "Monody to the Sound of Zithers," as published in Poetry and typescript (photocopy) drafts of her poem, "A Lesson in Anatomy." |
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Includes material toward an unpublished book on the history of Germany, a work on "A History of German Women," her translation of Crevel's Babylon, a play entitled "The Double Cage," an update of McAlmon's Being Geniuses Together, draft pages for The Underground Woman, plus articles, book reviews, lectures and miscellaneous writings.
An unpublished work on the history of Germany from Charlemagne to the eve of World War II. The subject file contains portions of the research material Boyle gathered towards this work.
| Proposal for a grant renewal, [n.d.] | 4 pp. | Box 3, F43 |
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Typescript (carbon) which states the purpose and extent of the project |
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| Outlines for chapters 8 and 9, 1966 Feb | 4 pp. | Box 3, F44 |
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Typescript with autograph corrections and revisions |
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| Research notes, [n.d.] | 87 leaves | Box 3, F45 |
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Autograph, typescript, and clippings of research, with a typescript (carbon) untitled poem that begins "The bugles of headlines blow in the gutter" |
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| Notes for the chapter on Martin Luther, [n.d.] | 40 leaves | Box 3, F46 |
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Autograph, typescript, and printed material |
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| Notes for chapter 8, [n.d.] | 53 leaves | Box 3, F47 |
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Typescript and autograph notes |
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| Notes and a partial draft of chapter 9, [1964] | 55 leaves | Box 3, F48 |
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Typescript, autograph, and printed material |
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| Partial draft, [n.d.] | 17 leaves | Box 3, F49 |
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Typescript with extensive autograph revisions and additions, bears the note: "To follow the Formation of the Modern States" |
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| "Insertions," [n.d.] | 43 leaves | Box 3, F50 |
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Autograph and typescript notes and text to be inserted at various points in the draft |
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| "Excerpt From Notes Toward a Modern History of Germany", 1975-1976 | 33 leaves | Box 3, F51 |
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Typescript and typescript (carbon) drafts for this excerpt, also titled "Excerpt From Work in Progress." Each draft varies, covering different segments of German history. Drafts bear autograph revisions |
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| Partial draft for chapters 7 and 9, [n.d.] | 86 leaves | Box 5, F56 |
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Typescript and typescript (carbon) draft with autograph revisions |
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| Partial draft, [n.d.] | 114 leaves | Box 5, F57 |
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Typescript (carbon) with a few typescript pages, all bearing extensive autograph revisions |
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| Partial draft, [n.d.] | 205 leaves | Box 5, F58 |
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Typescript and typescript (carbon) draft pages with autograph revisions. Pages 1-35, 64-120 and miscellaneous pages |
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| Bibliography, [n.d.] | 147 leaves | Box 6, F59 |
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Four typescript or typescript (carbon) copies, with one draft bearing autograph corrections and additions |
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| Index, [n.d.] | 78 leaves | Box 6, F60 |
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Two typescript and one typescript (carbon) drafts of the index, all with autograph corrections and additions |
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| "Introduction to a Modern History of Germany", 1971 Fall | Box 6, F61 | |
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Copy of issue #3 of Prose, which includes Boyle's article, "Introduction to a Modern History of Germany." |
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Typescript and typescript (carbon) draft bearing autograph revisions, with many added pages and two copies of the introduction and chapter one
| Pages 1-73 | Box 4, F52 | |
| Pages 74-219 | Box 4, F53 | |
| Pages 220-321 | Box 4, F54 | |
Research materials, notes, correspondence, translations of texts from German, typescripts about noted German women, printed material, and an essay, "An Excerpt From a History of German Women." Folders of general material are followed by folders of notes about individual women, which are arranged alphabetically by name.
| Correspondence with Louise W. Holborn, 1965-1970 | 8 leaves | Box 7, F62 |
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The letters discuss a proposed book on German women and contain statistics on German women in academic roles |
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| "An Excerpt From a History of German Women", 1976-1981 | 46 leaves | Box 7, F63 |
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Typescript, typescript (carbon), and typescript (photocopy) drafts, some bearing autograph corrections and revisions |
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| Drafts for chapters on German women, [n.d.] | Box 7, F64 | |
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Typescript and typescript (carbon) drafts (most bearing autograph revisions) of essays on German women, possibly for chapters for "A History of German Women." Titles include "Statistics about Women in German Parliaments 1919-1953" and "The Parliamentary Work of Women Under the Weimar Republic." Also includes an untitled essay concerning the German Women's Movement. |
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| Notes and Research Material, 1951-1979 | 80 leaves | Box 7, F65 |
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Autograph and typescript (carbon) notes, plus a copy of the article, "The Suffrage Movement in Western Europe," and the pamphlet, "Was Is, Was Will, Was Tut: Die Westdeutsche Frauenfriedensbewegung?" Also includes a letter from Elly Steinmann to Boyle |
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| Emmi Bonhoeffer, 1951 Feb | 7 leaves | Box 7, F66 |
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Translation of a letter from Bonhoeffer and typescript (carbon) drafts concerning Bonhoeffer |
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| Ricarda Huch, 1948-1963 | 19 leaves | Box 7, F67 |
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Autograph notes, clippings, and typescript draft, with autograph corrections, of a chapter on Huch |
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| Friederike Kempner, 1975-1977 | 22 leaves | Box 7, F68 |
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Letters from Helga Kuhnert, photocopy of an article concerning the Kempner family, and a typescript draft of Boyle's chapter on Kempner |
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| Helene Lange, [n.d.] | 23 leaves | Box 8, F72 |
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Photocopy of an article on Lange and a typescript draft of the chapter "The Childhood of Helene Lange" |
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| Louise Otto-Peters, [n.d.] | 21 leaves | Box 8, F73 |
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Autograph notes and photocopied articles |
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| Lydia Rabinowitch-Kempner, 1975 | 31 leaves | Box 8, F74 |
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Includes letters from Helga Kuhnert and Robert Kempner, photocopied articles, and typescript drafts of the chapter, "Lydia Rabinowitch-Kempner" |
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| Clara Schumann, [n.d.] | 11 leaves | Box 8, F75 |
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Typescript draft of a chapter on Clara Schumann |
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| Bettina von Arnim, 1977 | 49 leaves | Box 8, F76 |
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Includes a letter from Helga Kuhnert, photocopied articles, autograph notes, and a typescript of Boyle's chapter on von Arnim |
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| Bertha von Suttner, [n.d.] | 73 leaves | Box 8, F77 |
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A copy of Bertha von Suttner und ihre Tochter - Ein Versuch, written by Dr. Klara-Marie Fassbinder, with a letter and partial translation of this booklet by Sarah Agnes Marshall |
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Written by Ruth and Robert Kempner, this mimeographed study of women in Nazi Germany in divided into four parts. Copies bear page markers and autograph notes made by Kay Boyle
| Parts I and II | Box 7, F69 | |
| Parts III and IV | Box 7, F70 | |
| Notes, articles, journals, letters, and clippings, 1960-1974 | 119 leaves | Box 9, F78-80 |
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Material towards an article on German post-war literature |
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Kay Boyle's translation from French of Rene Crevel's Babylon. Although first translated by Boyle in 1930, only chapter one was published by the Black Sun Press as Mr. Knife and Miss Fork (1931). The drafts included here were published in 1985 by North Point Press as the complete text of Crevel's Babylone.
| Correspondence, Contract, and Copyright, 1930-1984 | 81 leaves | Box 10, F81 |
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Includes photocopies of Boyle's letters (1930s) to Caresse Crosby about Mr. Knife and Miss Fork, as well as correspondence with A. Watkins, Sandra Kirschenbaum, David Rattray. Also includes articles about Crevel, the copyright registration for Babylon (1978), a contract, portions of an interview with Crevel by Rattray, and a translation of Etes-Vous fons? (Are You Mad?) |
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| Notes and articles toward the preface to Babylon , 1984 | 6 leaves | Box 10, F82 |
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Notes by Boyle toward the preface, tear sheets of articles and a photocopy of Crevel's "The Negress in the Brothel" (translated by Samuel Beckett) |
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| "Translator's Foreword", 1978 | 3 leaves | Box 10, F83 |
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Typescript draft |
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| "A Conversation with Rene Crevel", 1984 Oct-Nov | 48 leaves | Box 10, F84 |
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Numerous autograph, typescript, typescript (carbon), and typescript (photocopy) drafts, most of which extensive autograph additions and revisions |
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| Draft of translation, [n.d.] | 191 leaves | Box 11, F85 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft of Boyle's translation, with a few typescript (photocopy) pages |
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| Original binder, [n.d.] | Box 11, F86 | |
| Draft, [n.d.] | 159 leaves | Box 11, F87 |
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Typescript draft, with some typescript (carbon) and typescript (photocopy) pages added, all bearing extensive autograph corrections and revisions. The draft includes both duplicate pages and missing pages |
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| Draft, 1983 Mar-Aug | 186 leaves | Box 11, F88 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft, with some typescript and typescript (photocopy) pages inserted. The draft bears extensive autograph revisions and has duplicate pages interleaved |
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| Miscellaneous draft pages, [n.d.] | Box 11, F89 | |
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Typescript, typescript (carbon), and typescript (photocopy) draft pages, with extensive autograph revisions |
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A one-act play based on the life, personality, and letters of Rosa Luxemburg.
| Letters, notes, and articles for research on Luxemburg, 1960-1966 | 61 leaves | Box 11, F90 |
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Includes autograph research notes, letters from Gerry Lukeman, and several articles |
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| Drafts of play, 1959 | 53 leaves | Box 11, F91 |
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Typescript, typescript (carbon), and typescript (photocopy) drafts bearing autograph revisions, including several miscellaneous pages |
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Written by Robert McAlmon, Being Geniuses Together 1920-1930, was revised with supplementary chapters by Kay Boyle and published by Doubleday in 1968.
| Typescript copies of Boyle's letters to Robert McAlmon, 1932-1965 | 38 leaves | Box 12, F92 |
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Also includes a clipping |
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Published by Doubleday in 1975.
| Autograph and typescript draft pages, [1975] | 9 leaves | Box 12, F93 |
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These pages refer to Shawn Wong and Edward Guerrero |
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Boyle wrote numerous articles on a wide variety of topics, ranging from the American male to the German language.
| Untitled article on the American male, 1975 | 15 leaves | Box 12, F94 |
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Three typescript or typescript (photocopy) drafts, with extensive autograph revisions, and a copy of a letter from Boyle to "Paul" |
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| Untitled article about American writers, [1984] | 14 leaves | Box 12, F95 |
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Typescript and typescript (photocopy) pages of a draft bearing extensive autograph revisions, and including Boyle's "Excerpt From a Long Poem for Samuel Beckett" |
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| Untitled article for the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1964-1965 | 24 leaves | Box 12, F96 |
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The article celebrates the League's 50th anniversary. Includes correspondence with officials of the League about the article, research notes, and a draft of the article |
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| "Frankfurt Re-Visited," [n.d.] | 8 leaves | Box 12, F97 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft, with autograph revisions |
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| "Has Germany Changed?", 1960 | Box 12, F98 | |
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Autograph notes, typescript (carbon) draft of the article, and copies of the issue of Foreign Policy Bulletin (1960 Apr 15), in which the article appeared (24 leaves). |
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| Typescript draft, bearing autograph revisions | 15 leaves | Box 12, F99 |
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Typescript draft, bearing autograph revisions |
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| "The Uses of the German Language," [n.d.] | 86 leaves | Box 12, F100 |
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Four typescript drafts, bearing extensive autograph revisions. Represent three different versions and include added pages. The first version is incomplete |
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| Untitled article concerning writing and language, 1961 Oct | 7 leaves | Box 12, F101 |
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Autograph and typescript drafts, bearing autograph revisions |
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| Aichinger, Ilse. Herod's Children | 4 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft |
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| Esslin, Martin. Brecht: The Man and His Work | 3 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft |
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| Geissler, Christian. The Sins of the Fathers | 4 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft |
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| Grass, Gunter. The Tin Drum | 5 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft and letter |
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| Kirst, Hans Hellmut. The Seventh Day | 4 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft |
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| Lorenzen, Rudolf. Anything But a Hero | 4 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft and clipping |
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| Peters, H. F. My Sister, My Spouse | 4 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft with autograph revisions |
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| Sahl, Hans. The Few and the Many | 3 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
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Typescript (carbon) draft with autograph revisions and clipping |
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| Miscellaneous Notes | 6 leaves | Box 12, F102 |
| Three poems, [n.d.] | Box 13, F103 |
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Includes two typescript poems titled "Sanci" and "Mothers," plus a typescript (carbon) of an anagram wedding message for Boyle's grandson Benjamin Goeser. |
Public presentation given by Boyle, ranging from formal lectures to remarks at the memorial service for San Francisco mayor George Moscone.
| Amnesty International address, 1991 Mar 8 | Box 13, F104 | ||
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Autograph first draft of Boyle's address to Amnesty International on March 9, 1991, at "Plough and Stars," San Francisco, California. Read in absentia. |
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| Untitled remarks about Joan, Joanie and Mimi Baez, [n.d.] | 2 leaves | Box 13, F105 | |
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Typescript and typescript (photocopy) draft |
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| Eulogy for George Moscone, 1978 | Box 13, F106 | ||
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Includes typescript (carbon) and (photocopy) drafts of her eulogy and the poem, "A Poem for George Moscone, Assassinated November 27, 1978," plus a photograph of Moscone and Boyle, and newsletters and flyers 11 leaves |
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| "Writers in Metaphysical Revolt", 1975 | 32 leaves | Box 13, F107 | |
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A signed typescript draft with some typescript (photocopy) pages, all bearing autograph revisions |
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| Untitled lecture about Germany, [n.d.] | 5 leaves | Box 13, F108 | |
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Typescript (carbon) draft, bearing autograph revisions and the note: "Lecture at Herald Tribune" |
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| Material toward untitled lecture at Bowling Green, 1981 Apr | Typescript, typescript (photocopy), and typescript (carbon) drafts, bearing extensive autograph revisions. Includes a story, "Where It Is Always Spring," an introductory paragraph, and a draft of autobiographical information | 14 leaves | Box 13, F109 |
| Untitled speech at a Vietnam protest, [1965] | 18 leaves | Box 13, F110 | |
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Typescript (carbon) draft, bearing autograph revisions and a copy of Liberation |
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| Material for untitled seminar, [n.d.] | 31 leaves | Box 13, F111 | |
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Autograph and typescript drafts, bearing extensive autograph revisions. Includes introductory comments, a section of commentary about writers and writing, and excerpts from Boyle's history of Germany |
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| Letter to the Parents of Low-Heywood Thomas School, 1984 Jan 11 | 6 leaves | Box 13, F112 |
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Photocopied letter which concerns the Franckenstein scholarship at Low-Heywood Thomas School |
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| Statement regarding The New Yorker's withdrawal of Boyle's accreditation in 1952 and her husband's Loyalty-Security hearings, 1981 | 4 leaves | Box 13, F113 |
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Signed typescript (carbon) draft |
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| Notebook pages about history, a partial book review, and a poem, [n.d.] | 15 leaves | Box 13, F114 |
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Autograph pages from a notebook with corrections and revisions |
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| Depiction of the development of the short story, [1957] | 6 leaves | Box 13, F115 |
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Includes a letter from a University of Delaware student bearing an autograph note by Boyle, a depiction of the development of the short story, plus notes |
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| Letters responding to reviews of Sandra Spanier's Kay Boyle: Artist and Activist , 1987 Jun-Jul | 26 leaves | Box 13, F116 |
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Autograph and typed photocopies of drafts of letters to Ann Davidson and Paul Pintarich. The letters respond to their reviews of Spanier's biography of Boyle and also defend her mid-forties novels about France and the Resistance. Also includes a letter from Pintarich, copies of the reviews, and biographical information on Boyle |
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| Miscellaneous pages, 1972 and [n.d.] | 4 leaves | Box 13, F117 |
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Includes autograph notes and typescript (photocopy and carbon) notes regarding the Christian Church, poetry, and Somerset Maugham, plus a quote from Samuel Beckett, and comments on writing Generation Without Farewell |
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| "Introduction to Kay Boyle" by Sandra Whipple Spanier, [n.d.] | 12 leaves | Box 14, F118 |
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Typescript (photocopy) with autograph revisions made by Boyle |
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| "A Friendship Across Two Continents" by Helga Einsele, [n.d.] | 13 leaves | Box 14, F119 |
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Includes a typescript (photocopy) with extensive corrections and revisions made by Boyle, a typescript (photocopy) with autograph corrections, and one page of revisions suggested by Boyle |
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| Editorial and crossword puzzle related to Boyle, 1986-1988 | Box 14, F120 | |
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Includes a tear sheet of a crossword puzzle (The New York Times Magazine) which includes a reference to Boyle and a photocopy of an editorial from The Torch regarding Boyle's 1986 visit at Valparaiso University. |
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| Passport, 1976 May 28 | Issued to Kay Boyle Franckenstein | Box 14, F121 |
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Issued to Kay Boyle Franckenstein |
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| Autograph notebook, [n.d.] | Box 14, F122 | |
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Small leather notebook with autograph notes, listing telephone numbers and information about Madame DuPont and other individuals. |
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| Appointment book, 1971-1984 | 38 leaves | Box 14, F123 |
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Appointment book containing autograph notes and a diary kept by Boyle. Includes material dated 1971-1972, 1978, 1980 and 1984. Entries mention Maud Gonne, Harry Moore, Henry Miller, West With the Night by Beryl Markham, and Howard Nemerov's Figures of Thought. Also mentioned are Gerassi, William Carlos Williams, Ian, Rene Crevel, as well as comments on faith, and writing. A poem titled "The Road" is present, as are chapter outlines for The Underground Woman |
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| Contract for Fifty Stories , 1981 Oct 22 | 4 leaves | Box 14, F124 |
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Contract between Boyle and Penguin Books Limited (England) for hardcover and paperback editions of Boyle's Fifty Stories |
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| Boyle's lawsuit against Paget Press, 1984 | 28 leaves | Box 14, F125 |
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Typescript copy of the lawsuit and correspondence related to Boyle's legal action (handled by Jerome M. Garchik) against Paget Press for printing an excerpt from Being Geniuses Together without permission and including a photograph of Kay Boyle. The excerpt appeared as the preface to Confessions of a Harvard Man (memoir of Harold Stearns) |
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| "Supply Operation in Swiss Border Area--Forts Aid Maquis at Grassy", [1940s] | 1 leaf | Box 14, F126 |
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Photograph of a military supply operation |
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| List of 11th and 12th grade students, [n.d.] | 1 leaf | Box 14, F127 |
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Autograph list made by Boyle on a manilla folder |
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| Medical notes on Boyle's health, 1977, 1990 | Box 14, F128 | |
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Boyle's autograph notes written in May 1977, for her doctor, in which she describes her medical problems. Also includes notes made by Boyle's daughter, describing her mother's behavior following her surgery on October 10, 1990. |
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| Amtliches Fernsprechbuch fur Marburg [Lahn] , 1946 | 18 leaves | Box 14, F129 |
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Telephone book |
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| Scroll of appreciation from the School of Humanities, San Francisco State University, 1979 Dec 18 | 1 leaf | Box 14, F130 |
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Autograph note of appreciation with various signed messages Separated MaterialsScroll removed to Map Case |
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| Christmas messages on a scroll, [n.d.] | 1 leaf | Box 14, F131 |
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Christmas messages on an oversize scroll, one says: "Ho Chi Minh Kay Boyle is Going to Win!" Separated MaterialsScroll removed to Map Case |
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| Miscellaneous items, [n.d.] | 5 items | Box 14, F132 |
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Empty notebook, packets of mounting corners, paper bag and a scarf |
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Includes journals, magazines, tear sheets, and clippings, on topics related to Germany and social issues.
| Material Related to Germany, 1955-1967 | 473 leaves | Box 15, F133-F135 |
| Material concerning social issues, 1962-1984 | 148 leaves | Box 15, F136 |
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Issues include the Vietnam War, peace, and labor relations |
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A file of research material on a variety of subjects, most of which Boyle used in writing chapters of her unpublished history of Germany. Includes autograph notes, clippings, tear sheets, as well as typescript and typescript (carbon) draft pages. Some poems and drafts of letters are found on the verso of some of the notes. Such items are noted in the folder list.
| Advent of Christianity | 27 leaves | Box 16, F137 |
| Arendt, Hannah | 10 leaves | Box 16, F138 |
| Arius and Aryan | Box 16, F139 | |
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4 leaves |
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| Bach | 130 leaves | Box 16, F140 |
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with two untitled poems and a fragment of a poem |
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| Beckett, Samuel | 2 leaves | Box 16, F141 |
| Bees | 10 leaves | Box 16, F142 |
| Bible | 2 leaves | Box 16, F143 |
| Berlin | 19 leaves | Box 16, F144 |
| Bismarck | 48 leaves | Box 16, F145 |
| Bonhoeffer | 12 leaves | Box 16, F146 |
| Brecht | 7 leaves | Box 16, F147 |
| Charlemagne | 16 leaves | Box 16, F148 |
| City and country conflict | 4 leaves | Box 16, F149 |
| Clovis | 1 leaf | Box 16, F150 |
| Constantine | 2 leaves | Box 16, F151 |
| Dante | 1 leaf | Box 16, F152 |
| Marie de France | 10 leaves | Box 16, F153 |
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with letter from Robert Hatch of Nation |
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| Dehmel | 1 leaf | Box 16, F154 |
| Descartes | 1 leaf | Box 16, F155 |
| Doloi, Danilo | 2 leaves | Box 16, F156 |
| Eichmann, Adolf | 43 leaves | Box 16, F157 |
| Einstein, Albert | 7 leaves | Box 16, F158 |
| Elbe | 5 leaves | Box 16, F159 |
| Empire, division of | 17 leaves | Box 16, F160 |
| Erasmus | 4 leaves | Box 16, F161 |
| Existentialism | 4 leaves | Box 16, F162 |
| Fichte | 4 leaves | Box 16, F163 |
| Frederick (II) of Sicily | 2 leaves | Box 16, F164 |
| Frederick the Great | 103 leaves | Box 16, F165 |
| French Revolution | 1 leaf | Box 16, F166 |
| Freud | 1 leaf | Box 16, F167 |
| Galileo | 6 leaves | Box 16, F168 |
| Globke | 18 leaves | Box 16, F169 |
| Gluckel of Hameln | 15 leaves | Box 16, F170 |
| Gobineau | 2 leaves | Box 16, F171 |
| Goethe | 24 leaves | Box 16, F172 |
| Grimm, Jacob | 4 leaves | Box 16, F173 |
| Guilds | 4 leaves | Box 16, F174 |
| Haase, Hugo | 1 leaf | Box 16, F175 |
| Halperin, Irving | 2 leaves | Box 16, F176 |
| Hardenburg, Karl August von | 3 leaves | Box 16, F177 |
| Hauptmann, G | 1 leaf | Box 16, F178 |
| Haydn, Joseph | 3 leaves | Box 16, F179 |
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with poem titled "Seascape for an Engraver." |
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| Hegel | 11 leaves | Box 16, F180 |
| Heine, Heinrich | 32 leaves | Box 16, F181 |
| Hitler | 4 leaves | Box 16, F182 |
| Holderlin, Johann | 3 leaves | Box 16, F183 |
| Holy Roman Empire | 3 leaves | Box 16, F184 |
| Irene | 2 leaves | Box 16, F185 |
| Jewish ethics, survey of | 52 leaves | Box 16, F186 |
| Jewish massacres and crusades | 23 leaves | Box 16, F187 |
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with letter fragment from Norman Holmes Pearson |
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| Jews | 39 leaves | Box 16, F188 |
| Junkers | 14 leaves | Box 16, F189 |
| Justinian | 2 leaves | Box 16, F190 |
| Kafka | 3 leaves | Box 16, F191 |
| Kahler, Erich | 4 leaves | Box 16, F192 |
| Kant | 24 leaves | Box 16, F193 |
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with untitled autograph poem and typescript (carbon) poem titled "Print From a Lucite Block." |
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| Leibni[t]z | 14 leaves | Box 16, F194 |
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with typescript poem, bearing autograph corrections, titled "Rendezvous." |
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| Lessing, G | 12 leaves | Box 16, F195 |
| Leibknecht, Karl | 102 leaves | Box 16, F196 |
| Lowell, Robert | 3 leaves | Box 16, F197 |
| Luther, Martin | 45 leaves | Box 16, F198 |
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with letter from Carl Cohen |
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| Mann, Thomas | 10 leaves | Box 16, F199 |
| Marx, Karl | 9 leaves | Box 16, F200 |
| Mendelssohn | 3 leaves | Box 16, F201 |
| Mozart | 3 leaves | Box 16, F202 |
| Nazis | 1 leaf | Box 16, F203 |
| Neapolitan School | 3 leaves | Box 16, F204 |
| Nietzsche | 12 leaves | Box 16, F205 |
| Pope | 2 leaves | Box 16, F206 |
| Pre-Christian era | 27 leaves | Box 16, F207 |
| Predestination | 2 leaves | Box 16, F208 |
| Renaissance | 4 leaves | Box 16, F209 |
| Reuchlin | 2 leaves | Box 16, F210 |
| Rilke | 5 leaves | Box 16, F211 |
| St. Paul | 6 leaves | Box 16, F212 |
| Schiller | 7 leaves | Box 16, F213 |
| Sickengen | 1 leaf | Box 16, F214 |
| Social contract | 4 leaves | Box 16, F215 |
| Social Democratic Party | 6 leaves | Box 16, F216 |
| Spengler | 11 leaves | Box 16, F217 |
| Tacitus | 1 leaf | Box 16, F218 |
| Telemann | 2 leaves | Box 16, F219 |
| Teutonic Order | 9 leaves | Box 16, F220 |
| Theodosian Code | 4 leaves | Box 16, F221 |
| Vehmic Courts (Fehmic) | 4 leaves | Box 16, F222 |
| Virgin Mary | 9 leaves | Box 16, F223 |
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with letter from Bob Bucciainelli |
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| Voltaire | 5 leaves | Box 16, F224 |
| Von Stein | 7 leaves | Box 16, F225 |
| Wagner, Richard | 16 leaves | Box 16, F226 |
| Wallenstein | 4 leaves | Box 16, F227 |
| Weber, Max | 4 leaves | Box 16, F228 |
| Wenceslas | 6 leaves | Box 16, F229 |
| Zwingli | 3 leaves | Box 16, F230 |