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T.S. Eliot to George Peabody Gardner, no date. Eliot writes to Gardner to indicate that he is sending ten dollars toward his account in arrears. Eliot tells of his ill health. He congratulates Isabella on the success of her book of poems.

T.S. Eliot to Isabella Gardner, October 19, 1950. Eliot indicates that he would like to meet Isabella - especially since she is the daughter of "Peabo" Gardner. Eliot is trying to find out what the best time is to meet.

T.S. Eliot to Isabella Gardner, June 12, 1954. Eliot praises Gardner on the progress on her work. He was very impressed with her previous poems. He responds to her request and the request of Karl Shapiro that he submit some of his poetry. He tells…

T.S. Eliot to George Peabody Gardner, November 3, 1954. Eliot is responding to Gardner's request for him to make a speech at Gardner's reunion celebration. Eliot also praises his daughter Isabella's poetry.

T.S. Eliot to Isabella Gardner Tate, September 25, 1963. He mentions that his wife Valerie is ill, so he is writing to Gardner himself. Although he is very busy, he would like to arrange a meeting with her once she returns from Florence and once he…

Setting copy of "Criers and Kibitzers, Kibitzers and Criers" by Stanley Elkin as published in Perspective, 1962. "Criers and Kibitzers, Kibitzers and Criers" was later published in a story collection of the same title in 1966.

Cover of Studio Set, UMSL, KWMU 90.7 FM, November 1985 advertising The Coffee Room by Stanley Elkin and featuring "Jarvis Thurston and His Circle" by Joan Elkin.

5 1/4 inch floppy Lexitron diskettes use by Stanley Elkin to produce George Mills.

The Coffee Room by Stanley Elkin, 1987.

Typescript of Stanley Elkin's doctoral dissertation, Religious Themes and Symbolism in the Novels of William Faulkner, for a doctor of philosophy in English from the University of Illinois, 1961.