Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Primarily contains letters about the pieces Fornell submitted to publishing houses. Correspondence from Fornell's literary agent, Blanche Gregory, detail these numerous submissions. Letters from the publishing houses reveal initial enthusiasm for her work, and several editors like Alfred A. Knopf, Jr. and Monroe Engel worked over time with Fornell to try to improve "Montel," but never with success. Also contains personal correspondence with friends Mark Schorer and Datus C. Smith, Jr., and...

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains mostly material produced by Fornell's family members, including the text and genealogical research for the published family history "Nils Fornell Wisconsin Pioneer," written by Fornell and her sisters, as well as her brother Earl Fornell's book "The Unhappy Medium," which inspired her unfinished script "Mister Splitfoot." Also contains souvenir postcards from Yaddo and biographical information about Fornell.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains mostly material produced by Fornell's family members, including the text and genealogical research for the published family history "Nils Fornell Wisconsin Pioneer," written by Fornell and her sisters, as well as her brother Earl Fornell's book "The Unhappy Medium," which inspired her unfinished script "Mister Splitfoot." Also contains souvenir postcards from Yaddo and biographical information about Fornell.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains mostly material produced by Fornell's family members, including the text and genealogical research for the published family history "Nils Fornell Wisconsin Pioneer," written by Fornell and her sisters, as well as her brother Earl Fornell's book "The Unhappy Medium," which inspired her unfinished script "Mister Splitfoot." Also contains souvenir postcards from Yaddo and biographical information about Fornell.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains mostly material produced by Fornell's family members, including the text and genealogical research for the published family history "Nils Fornell Wisconsin Pioneer," written by Fornell and her sisters, as well as her brother Earl Fornell's book "The Unhappy Medium," which inspired her unfinished script "Mister Splitfoot." Also contains souvenir postcards from Yaddo and biographical information about Fornell.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains mostly material produced by Fornell's family members, including the text and genealogical research for the published family history "Nils Fornell Wisconsin Pioneer," written by Fornell and her sisters, as well as her brother Earl Fornell's book "The Unhappy Medium," which inspired her unfinished script "Mister Splitfoot." Also contains souvenir postcards from Yaddo and biographical information about Fornell.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains drafts of stories, descriptive essays, poetry, and plays. Several short stories including "The Hooked Rug" and "The Liar" are variations of the same theme and/or story. There is a complete manuscript of "Montel," complete scripts for "The Emperor's New Clothes" and "Puss in Boots," and full drafts of unfinished or unstaged plays including "The Gypsies Did It!", "Sleeping Beauty," and "Mister Splitfoot."

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains drafts of stories, descriptive essays, poetry, and plays. Several short stories including "The Hooked Rug" and "The Liar" are variations of the same theme and/or story. There is a complete manuscript of "Montel," complete scripts for "The Emperor's New Clothes" and "Puss in Boots," and full drafts of unfinished or unstaged plays including "The Gypsies Did It!", "Sleeping Beauty," and "Mister Splitfoot."

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Contains drafts of stories, descriptive essays, poetry, and plays. Several short stories including "The Hooked Rug" and "The Liar" are variations of the same theme and/or story. There is a complete manuscript of "Montel," complete scripts for "The Emperor's New Clothes" and "Puss in Boots," and full drafts of unfinished or unstaged plays including "The Gypsies Did It!", "Sleeping Beauty," and "Mister Splitfoot."