Box 30

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Handwritten and typed journal entries about dreams, inner thoughts, daily life, and writing processes.

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Flyer for Women's Writings on Childlessness event (Shylah Boyd reading), printed out journal entries, drafts, Whyatt's resume and job application, personal correspondence with Bob Hazel, administrative correspondence about bills with Max Professorski, and correspondence on animal rights activism (calling for stronger veterinary regulations).

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Includes letter from John Kieh about Robert Hazel, poem by Robert Hazel titled "Pavane for a Dead Princess", and several drafts of a memorial article on Robert Hazel titled "Knowing Bob" written by Frances Whyatt.

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Journal entries transcribed from tape recordings and handwritten notes at the doctor's office.

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Whyatt's schedules for various days throughout 1995 and 1996.

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Printed search results for various topics relating to Anglo-Saxon history. Also contains holiday cards, recommendation letters under the name Shylah Boyd, resumes, and a map of Great Britain and Ireland.

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Handwritten and typed recipes for various baked goods, with accompanying notes from Whyatt.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series 3, Additional Materials, contains a book of writings, ephemera, and realia from 1972 to 2000. These are materials which the archivists did not identify as directly connected to Frances Whyatt’s creative writing practice or correspondence, but nevertheless hold evidentiary value about the author’s activities. This includes event flyers, journal entries, research materials, correspondence about animal rights activism, recipes, and a fashion project in collaboration with Mary Grosvenor...

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Proposal and sketches for a clothing line, tentatively titled "Grosvenor & Forbes." Appears to have been created by or named for both Frances Whyatt and her mother, Mary Grosvenor Boyd.