2026: Box #25 – Personal Papers from Teen Years and Other Notes (Important)

1998 Engagement Calendar: A Literary Companion (Edgar Allan Poe on the Cover)

1998 Engagement Calendar: A Literary Companion (Edgar Allan Poe on the Cover) (reverse)

 

2026: Box #25 – Personal Papers from Teen Years and Other Notes (Important)

 

1. Yellow Tote Bag (Micah’s of 6th Avenue) – High School Girl Stuff

We’ve Got a Ticket to Ride (1965 unpublished Novel, and a good thing, too!)

Book 1: Red Notebook

Book 2: Brown Notebook

Book 3: Red and White Steno Book

 

Nobody’s Child (1966-1967)

Book 1: Black and White Composition with Missing Cover

Book 2: Brown Notebook

 

Two of a Kind (1967 or 1968)

Book 1: Glossy Gold Notebook

Book 2: Tan Notebook

 

Infinity (Play or Long Poem?) (1969-1970, after high school)

Red Folder 1

 

Random Snippets of Bad Poetry and Writing

Red Folder 2

 

Random Teen Angst Writing

Green Notebook (5 x 3 inches) with Beatle Card Pasted to the Front

 

Segment of a Science Fiction Story (1969, Cherokee?)

Brown Plastic Notebook

 

Sigfrid the Spider Birthday Card from Auntie with a Note (Cringe)

 

2. 1998 Engagement Calendar: A Literary Companion (Edgar Allan Poe on the Cover)

Nothing written in it. 1998 must have been a boring year, indeed.

 

3. Overcoming Over-eating Notes

Gray Notebook, 9.5x 6-inches

 

4. Half-assed Diary (1992)

Gold Notebook, 5 x 7.75

 

5. Expense book (1987)

Rite Aid Memo Book

 

6. Fulbright Notes (2009-2010)

White and Green Notebook with Flowers.

Minor complaints about nothing burger stuff. My overall experience was awesome.

 

7. “Program Book,” Random Notes

Blue 5 x 3-inch Notebook

 

8. “Notes for Macedonia” (2009)

Red 5 x 3 Notebook

Notes for preparing to live abroad for an academic year

 

9. Notes (2001)

Red 5 x 3 Notebook

 

10. Notes for Novel (WHWTFLS) (2000?)

Gray 3 x 5-inch Notebook

 

11. Preliminary Notes for Memoir (2009)

Bright Dark Blue 8.5 x 11-inch Notebook

 

12. Notes and a Story About a Reunion Between a Man and a Woman After 20 Years (1988-1989)

Non-Glossy Orangish European-style Notebook

 

13. Notes and Rough Drafts of Short Stories and Letters (1988-1989)

Non-Glossy Orangish European-style Notebook

 

14. Macedonian Diary (Very Incomplete) (2009)

Glossy Yellow 10.5 x 8-inch Notebook

 

15. Loose Notes (July 2011)

Letter-sized Pink Envelope

 

 2026-25-Personal Papers from Teen Years and Other Notes (Important)

Clear Medium Container with Clear Lid

 

Keywords

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Creative Writing

Diaries

Journals

Notes

Rough Drafts

Teen Lit

The List

Young Adult

 

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