Organized into the following sections: major works; reviews; short stories and
articles; speeches. A few letters to Vonnegut from a publisher or editor are filed
with manuscripts.
Subseries:
Box 3
Major Works
Includes books, play scripts, screenplays, television scripts, and librettos.
Arranged alphabetically.
Folder 16
Adam. Typescript of screenplay adapted by
Robert Bassing, second draft June 28, 1954
All the King's Horses
Folder 17
Screenplay adapted from short story by Tom Cotter
Folder 18
Teleplay adapted by Stan Daniels from short story
The Bagman
Folder 19
Typescript of synopsis and play script
Folder 20
Typescript of fragments of play
Folder 21
Between Time and Timbuktu ...a musical. Book
and lyrics by Andrew Barrett, music by Neil Ginsberg (Based on the works of
Vonnegut). Typescript of play; program
Bluebeard
Folders 22-23
Typescript, 303 pages 1987
Folders 24-25
Photocopy of the final corrected typescript, 319
pages
Folder 26
Miscellaneous pages
Folder 27
Preface to Franklin Library edition
Folder 28
Breakfast in Bethlehem: A one-act play for children at
Christmastime
. Four typescript copies, ca. 20p. each; four
mimeograph copies, 8p. each. Contains some correspondence. Published as "The
First Christmas Morning" in
Better Homes and
Gardens
. Dec. 1962
Breakfast of Champions
Folders 29-31
Original title: Goodbye, Blue Monday. Corrected typescript drafts
of various sections 1973
Box 4
Folders 1-2
Vonnegut's carbon copy of his final project for the Program in
Creative Writing at the University of Iowa, titled:
Goodbye, Blue Monday: The Autograph of a Pontiac
dealer in the American Middle-West
Folders 3-9
Typescript. Corrected in autograph, with Vonnegut's original line
drawings throughout. Large unpublished section with drawings. Additional
typescript, not corrected, perhaps from earlier or later
drafts
Folder 10
First draft of screenplay by Paul Golding and Peter
Bergman
Folder 11
Screenplay by Alan Rudolph. Draft 9/25/97
Folder 12
Stageplay adapted by Robert Egan. Typescript
Cat's Cradle
Folders 13-14
Early typescript, carbon copy 1963
Folder 15
Draft pages
Folder 16
A play for seven actors, by Bruce Pribram 1977
Folder 17
The Chemistry Professor. (based on Jekyll and
Hyde story). Play, 1978 (see also:
Shilling
Shocker
)1978
Folder 18
Class of '45. Skit for "peace project." 2
copies
Folder 19
D.P.. Carbon typescript of play, with
corrections; teleplay
Deadeye Dick
Folders 20-21
Typescript, corrected in autograph. Labeled "Rough ms." 1982
Folders 22-23
Typescript with revisions
Box 5
Folder 1
Typescript, corrected in autograph. Labeled "Finished ms."
Folder 2
Typescript
Folders 3-4
Photocopy of corrected typescript
Folder 5
Typescript
Folder 6
Photocopy of corrected typescript. Labeled "Summer 1981 revise
xerox."
Folder 7
Editorial notes
Folder 8
Emory Beck. Typescript of play by Robert B.
Ruthman and Vonnegut
Epicac: A one-act comedy
Folder 9
(see also: Short Stories: Epicac) Typescript
Folder 10
Mimeograph. 2 copies
Folder 11
The Euphio Question. Screenplay adapted by
Jeffrey Cohen. Outline only June 15, 1990
Fates Worse than Death
Folders 12-13
Typescript, corrected in autograph. Titled: In the Capital of the
World: A Collage.1991
Folders 14-15
Typescript, incorporating scenes from the play "Make Up Your
Mind," plus Appendix, lightly corrected. Titled: The Hocus Pocus
Laundromat: Freethinker Papers
Folders 16-17
Typescript photocopy, incorporating scenes from the play "Make Up
Your Mind," plus Appendix. Titled: The Hocus Pocus Laundromat:
Freethinker Papers
Folders 18-19
Typescript. Titled: The Hocus Pocus Laundromat
Folders 20-21
Photocopy of corrected typescript, "Complete 1.2.91."
Folders 22-23
Photocopy of corrected typescript, January 1991 revised January 1,
1991
Box 6
Folders 1-4
Photocopy of corrected typescript, 2 copies. Labeled "Complete as
of 2.8.91."
Folders 5-6
Final typescript. Corrected in autograph
Folders 7-10
Miscellaneous pages
Folder 11
Page proofs
Folder 12
Fortitude: A short film. Typescript; teleplay
by Stan Daniels, first draft, Oct. 30, 1991 several draft
pages; photocopy from
Playboy
Sept. 1968
Folder 13
The Foster Portfolio. Outline of script,
written by Jeremy Hole May 27, 1990
Folder 14
Galapagos. Introduction to Franklin Library
edition
Folders 15-16
Girl Pool. Typescript and carbon typescript of
play (see also: Short stories and articles: Girl Pool)
God Bless you, Mr. Rosewater
Folders 17-18
Typescript. Corrected in autograph 1956
Folder 19
Galley proof. Corrected in autograph. Stamped "Master
Proof...November 25, 1964 "
Folder 20
Galley proof of God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (published 1965 )
Folders 21-24
Three typescripts and photocopy of "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater:
A New Musical" by Howard Ashman, Alan Menken, and Dennis Green. Dated:
Apr. 1,
1979,
June 4, 1979,
Sept. 4, 1979,
undated
Box 7
Folders 1-2
Grieve My Lord No More. Typescript of
play
Happy Birthday, Wanda June
Folders 3-4
Typescript, corrected in autograph, of an early draft of the play
in novel form. Additional pages of corrected typescript. Titled:
The Fur-Lined Bouillon Cup
1971
Folder 5
Photocopy of early draft of play. Titled:
The Fur-Lined Bouillon Cup, or a Woman Is Not an Electric
Scoreboard
Folders 6-16
Two different typescript versions, corrected in autograph, of an
early draft of the play. Titled:
Penelope.
Additional uncorrected or very lightly corrected typescript
drafts.
Folder 17
Photocopies of Acts 2 and 3, two photographs of production and
cover letter from Thomas A. Power of early version of play
entitled:
Penelope as performed at
University of Maine
Folders 18-25
Two different typescript versions, corrected in autograph, of an
early draft of the play entitled:
Something
Borrowed
. Additional uncorrected or very lightly corrected
typescript drafts of various sections
Box 8
Folders 1-6
Typescript photocopy, rev. 8/5/70 typescript, rev.
8/24/70 typescript, labeled "Final script October 12,
1970" heavily corrected in autograph; typescript, labeled
"Final script October 12, 1970" lightly corrected in autograph;
typescript, labeled "Revised final script 11/20/70" with photocopied and
original corrections
Folder 7
Photocopy of a revised ending, with a photocopy of a letter for
Vonnegut to Dusty Hughes, Apr. 12, 1977 typescript of
another revised ending, with an original letter from Vonnegut to Don
Farber, Jan.
8, 1981
Folder 8
Photocopy of French translation
Folder 9
Heidi Again. Two page synopsis and typescript
of play
Folder 10
The Helmer Case.
Nora. Play. Autograph pages; typescript; and
mimeograph
Folder 11
Hey Earth--We're Watching You. Synopsis and
proposed cast list for play by Vonnegut and Dick Feldman
Folders 12-13
L'Histoire du Soldat. Music by Igor Stravinsky,
1997 libretto by Vonnegut. Six typescripts; page proofs; two
related letters; program for performance at Webster University, Feb. 24,
1997 advertisement for the concert performance at Alice Tully
Hall, Lincoln Center, Thursday, May 6, 1993
Hocus Pocus
Folders 14-16
Typescript, corrected in autograph. With a second version of
chapter twelve. 1990
Folder 17
Typescript of the preface to the Franklin Library
edition
Folder 18
The Hoosier Symphony. Synopsis and various
typescript versions of play 1955
Folder 19
I Know What I Like. Typescript synopsis of
play
Folder 20
I'll Go to Sleep in Dresden. Typescript of play
(incomplete)
Jailbird
Folders 21-23
Several early typescript drafts, entitled:
Mary Kathleen O'Looney or Unacceptable Air. mostly rewrites
of the beginning chapters, corrected in autograph 1979
Folders 24-25
Early typescript, entitled:
Mary Kathleen
O'Looney (Or, Fats in a Windstorm)
. corrected in
autograph
Box 9
Folder 1
Typescript,
Mary Kathleen O'Looney (Or, Fats
in a Windstorm)
. retitled: Jailbird by Vonnegut in
autograph
Folders 2-3
Final typescript. Corrected in autograph
Folder 4
Galley proof, photocopy, with autograph corrections. Labeled
"Auth set 1st pass...not shooting copy."
Folders 5-6
Photocopy with corrections
Folders 7-8
Jonah. Two typescripts of Act I; typescript of
fragments of Act II
Folder 9
Long Walk to Forever. (a short musical). Music
and lyrics by Jeff Lazarus
Folders 10-20
Make Up Your Mind. Typescripts for different
versions of play, three of the typescripts corrected in autograph: Jan. 1986,
Nov. 2,
1987,
Summer
1988,
Mar. 28,
1989,
Apr. 2,
1989,
June 28,
1990,
1991, four
undated
Folder 21
The Midlanders. Typescript of play
Folder 22
Money Talks. Synopsis of play (see also: Short
stories...: Money Talks)
Folders 23-25
Mother Night. Galley proof of Mother Night;
mock-up of trade edition; introduction for 1966 Harper & Row hardback
edition.
Box 10
Folder 1
Next Door. Second draft of script, adapted by
Jeremy Hole June
15, 1990
Folder 2
Pink Door. Typescript of play
Folder 3
Player Piano. Galley proof of Player Piano. A
few pages missing 1954
Folder 4
Player Piano. Typescript of play, adapted by
Arthur Gerald Brown; outline of novel and synopsis of play by Vonnegut;
letters from Brown about the play
Folder 5
Report on the Barnhouse Effect. Episode 3.
Revised mimeograph of television script, Apr. 22, 1950 Adapted by Claris A.
Ross (see also: Short stories: Report on the Barnhouse Effect)
Folders 6-7
Requiem. Music by Edgar David Grana, text by
Vonnegut. Typescripts and related correspondence and other
materials
Folder 8
Shilling Shocker. Story line for a musical
play, based on "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (see also: The Chemistry
Professor)
Box 25A-25B
The Sirens of Titan. 1959 Typescript.
Corrected in autograph. Fifteen bundles of rolled-up leaves, with a few
pages of typescript drafts. One bundle for Chap. 1-5, 7-9, 11, two for Chap.
6 and 12 [no Chap. 10]. Typescript of a new introduction, 1989.
Box 10
Folders 9-14
Slapstick. Five typescripts of screenplay,
lyrics to "Lonesome No More"
Slaughterhouse-Five
Folders 15-25
Corrected typescript drafts of various sections of the novel
including three radically different versions of the beginning chapter
1969
Box 11
Folders 1-4
Corrected typescript drafts...(cont.) 1969
Folders 5-10
Final typescript and two photocopies
Folder 11
(play). Typescript of synopsis and revised script, dated
Dec. 15,
1995 brochure/order form for performance in Munich; ticket
stubs and stagebill for performance in Chicago at the Steppenwolf
Theatre; undated clipping of review from the
London Financial Times
Folders 12-15
Slice of Life. Synopsis, draft and two
typescripts of television script
Folder 16
Sun Moon Star . (juvenile fiction). Page proof
and printer's copy
Folders 17-21
Tarkington, Or Adventures in Education.
Unpublished. Two typescripts and misc. pages. Contains letter from Vonnegut
to Faith, Apr.
23, 1989
Folder 22
Thumbkin. Typescript of filmscript
Folder 23
Tom Edison's Shaggy Dog. Script adapted for
radio by Bill Zucca
Folder 24
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow.
Script
Folders 25-26
Wampeters, Foma, and Granfalloons. Final draft,
made up of typescript pages, magazine clippings, and photocopies, corrected
throughout in autograph, with printer's notes in margins 1974
Box 12
Folder 1
Welcome to the Monkey House. Script of Act
I
Folders 2-4
Who Am I This Time?. Two scripts; mimeo
1977 script adapted by Aaron Posner 1988
Folder 5
The Windup Man. Three typescripts of television
script
Folder 6
Synopses of Vonnegut's books
Folder 7
Untitled filmscript
Folder 8
fragment
Subseries:
Box 12
Short Stories and Articles
Contains drafts, final typescripts, and related materials. Many accompanying
envelopes are covered in Vonnegut's characteristic doodles; some list (in
another hand) dates for submission of the story, and, if accepted, the amount
paid by various magazines. Arranged alphabetically by title.
A.W.O.L. (see: Long Walk to
Forever)
Adam. (Welcome to the Monkey House)
Ambitious Sophomore.
Saturday Evening Post
May 1953
The Amphibians. (see: Unready to
Wear)
And On Your Left. (unpublished)
Annie. (beginning only)
(unpublished)
The Ants of Erz Gebirge.
(unpublished)
(2 folders)
Any Reasonable Offer.
Collier's
Jan. 1952
Anybody Can Say Thanks a Million. (see:
Guardian of the Person)
The Armadillos. (see: The Humbugs)
Der Arme Dolmetscher. (see: Das Ganz Arm
Dolmetscher)
Armageddon in Retrospect.
(unpublished)
Atrocity Story. (unpublished)
Bagombo Snuff Box.
Cosmopolitan
Oct. 1953
Baker's Dozen. (unpublished)
Basic Training
Beat Generation: I Hate You. (page 1 only)
(unpublished)
Beeline, Inc. (unpublished)
Between Timid and Timbuktu
Bevo. (unpublished)
The Bleeding Hearts. (see: Robotville and Mr.
Caslow)
Bockman's Euphoria. (see: The Euphio
Question)
Bomar. (unpublished)
Bride Doll. (see: The Honor of a
Newsboy)
The Briefcase. (unpublished)
Brighten Up. (unpublished). Includes Vonnegut
letter to Charles Angoff Aug. 21. 1947
Bugs. (see: The Widow Koradubian)
Build Thee More Stately Mansions. (see: More
Stately Mansions)
Cape Cod Compass. (see: The Cruise of the Jolly
Roger)
The Cape Cod National Seashore.
(unpublished)
Chains. (see: The Genius Club)
The Chicago Specialist. (see: The Good
Explainer)
Christmas Contest. (unpublished)
City
The Commandant's Desk. (unpublished). Includes
correspondence with Knox Burger,
Collier's
1951
Commuter Ticket. (unpublished) (two pages
only)
Confido. (unpublished)
Cream of the Eighth Grade. (see: Baker's
Dozen)
The Cruise on the Jolly Roger.
(unpublished)
Custom-Made Bride.
Saturday Evening Post
Mar. 1953
D.P. (Welcome to the Monkey House) (see also:
Major works. D.P.)
Damn Your Eyes. (see: Bevo)
Damon and Pythias. (unpublished)
Das Ganz Arm Dolmetscher.
Atlantic Monthly
July 1955
The Debt. (idea only)
Deer in the Works. (Welcome to the Monkey
House)
Desire Under a Hot Tin Streetcar.
(unpublished)
Diddle-Diddle Dumpling. (see:
Manny)
The Divine Portfolio
A Dresden Goodnight. (unpublished)
The Drone King
Dry Bones
Easy Go. (unpublished) (see also: Desire Under
a Hot Tin Streetcar)
Ed Luby's Key Club. (unpublished)
Eden. (see: Fubar)
Eden by the River
Epicac. (Welcome to the Monkey House) (see
also: Major Works. Epicac)
The Epizootic. (unpublished)
Box 13
Eternal Good Taste. (unpublished)
The Euphio Question. (Welcome to the Monkey
House)
Evil Companions. (page 1
only)(unpublished)
Explosion in a Putty Factory. (see: The
Humbugs)
Father of the Man. (unpublished)
The Finders. (idea only)
First Command. (see: Fubar)
Forbidden Fruit. (see: Fubar)
Form 572. (see: Fubar)
The Foster Portfolio.
Collier's
Sept. 8, 1951
Fountain of Youth. (incomplete)
Four Utterly Honest People
Fubar. (unpublished)
Gas. (see: The Man Without No
Kiddleys)
The Genius Club. (unpublished)
Girl Pool. (unpublished) (see also: Major
works: Girl Pool)
Go Back to Your Precious Wife and Son.
Ladies Home Journal. Feb. 1, 1962(Welcome to the Monkey
House)
God's Gift to the Women.
(unpublished)
Gongs On In Blg 226. (see: Noodess
Collny)
The Good Explainer. (unpublished)
Great Day. (unpublished)
The Great Integrator. (see: Eternal Good
Taste)
The Great WJZM Conspiracy.
(incomplete)
Grieve My Lord No More
Guardian of the Person.
(unpublished)
Guns Before Butter. (unpublished)
Hal Irwin's Magic Lamp.
Cosmopolitan
Jan. 7, 1957
Hall of Mirrors. (unpublished) Includes
correspondence with Ken Littauer 1961
Happy Birthday. (unpublished)
1951
Harrison Bergeron.
Fantasy and Science Fiction
Oct 1961
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Hayden's Hedgehog. (see: War Story)
The Heavenly Athletes. (two pages only)
(unpublished)
Hello, Red
High Papooli on the Sherezade.
(unpublished)
Honeybug. (unpublished)
The Honor of a Newsboy.
(unpublished)
Hotbox. (see: With His Hand on the
Throttle)
Houseparty. (see: Any Reasonable
Offer)
How to Write With Style. (advertisement for
International Paper Company). Apr. 30, 1980
The Humbugs. (unpublished)
Hundred Dollar Kisses.
(unpublished)
The Hyannis Port Story.
Saturday Evening Post
Nov. 14, 1963
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Hyannis Port to West Palm, The Log of an Ordinary
Seaman Aboard the Kennedy Yacht "Marlin," on a Voyage Down the Inland
Waterway
. (see: The Inland Waterway)
I Don't Feel Any Different. (see: Guardian of
the Person)
I-Don't-Know-What-It-Is and Eve. (see:
Runaways)
I Grasp Your Hand. (see: The Manned
Missiles)
I Shall Not Want
I Used to Work in Chicago. (see: Easy
Go)
The Ice Man and the Rose.
(incomplete)
Ice 9
If Sherman's Horse Can Take It.
(unpublished)
The Inland Waterway.
Venutre
Jan. 22, 1965
The Island. (incomplete)
[Jackson Pollock]
Jazz in Czechoslovakia. 1986
Jenny. (unpublished)
Julio-O. (see: King Mouso Is Dead)
Just You and Me, Sammy.
(unpublished)
King and Queen of the Universe.
(unpublished)
King Mouso Is Dead. (unpublished)
King of the Hill. (see: A Night For
Love)
The Krummbein Portfolio. (see: Custom Made
Bride)
Box 14
Land of Opportunity. (unpublished)
The Last Customer. (unpublished)
The Last High Papouli. (see: High Papooli on
the Sheherazade)
The Lie.
Saturday
Evening Post
Feb. 24,
1962(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Little Drops of Water.
(unpublished)
Live Happily Ever After. (see: Powder Blue
Dragon)
A Locomotive Named Spitfire. (see: With His
Hand on the Throttle)
A Long, Long Way From Home. (see: Land of
Opportunity)
Long Walk to Forever.
Ladies Home Journal
Aug. 1960
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Look at the Birdie. (unpublished)
Love in the Daytime. (unpublished)
M.R.A. (story notes)
Mad Annie
[Making Peace with Dying Father (unpublished)]
The Man with no Kiddleys.
(unpublished)
The Manned Missiles.
Cosmopolitan
July, 1958
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Manny. (unpublished)
Merle Pfitzer. (unpublished)
[Minister and Message] (unpublished)---incomplete
Miss Snow, You're Fired.
(unpublished)
Miss Temptation.
Saturday Evening Post
Apr. 21, 1956
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Mnemonics.
Collier's
Apr. 28, 1951
Money Talks. (see also: Major works: Money
Talks)
Moonshine. (unpublished)
More Stately Mansions.
Collier's
Dec. 22, 1951
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
The More Vivid, the Better. (see:
Mnemonics)
A Mouldy Catcher's Mitt, A Leaky Showerhead, and
Thou
. (see: Fubar)
Mr. Ambassador. (page 1 only)
(unpublished)
Mr. Z. (unpublished)
Mrs. Jacobin. (unpublished)
[My Fair Lady (unpublished)---incomplete]
My Heart in My Hands. (see: Four Utterly Honest
People)
My Name is Everyone. (see: Who Am I This
Time)
My Visit to Hell.
Parade
Jan. 7, 1990
New Moons. (see: The Manned
Missiles)
Next Door.
Cosmopolitan
Apr. 1955
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
The Nice Little People.
(unpublished)
A Night For Love.
Saturday Evening Post
Nov. 23, 1967
Noodess Collny. (unpublished)
The No-Talent Kid.
Saturday Evening Post
Oct. 25, 1962
One Dead Puritan. (see: Miss
Temptation)
One Hot Night in Cuba.
(unpublished)
120 M.P.H. Guaranteed (see: Powder Blue
Dragon)
$100 a Day. (see: The Foster
Portfolio)
One Very Stale Cigar. (see: The Man Without No
Kiddleys)
Out, Brief Candle. (unpublished)
Out in All That Moonlight. (see: A Night For
Love)
The Package.
Collier's
July 26, 1952
Paris, France. (unpublished)
The Paper Sale. (unpublished)
Parts Unknown. (see: Return to
Salerno)
The Pete Parry Murder. (story idea
only)
The Petrified Ants. (see: The Ants of Erz
Gebirge)
The Pipe City Blues.
Collier's
Sept. 1961
The Pit
Pity the Poor Alewives.
(unpublished)
Please Omit Flowers. (unpublished)
Poko
The Poontangishads. (unpublished)
Poor Little Rich Town.
Collier's
Oct. 25,
1952
Poupan
The Powder Blue Dragon.
Cosmopolitan
Nov. 1954
The Poisoner. (unpublished?)
The Queen Bee. (see: Manny)
Report on the Barnhouse Effect. (Welcome to the
Monkey House) (see also: Major works: Report on the Barnhouse
Effect)
Requiem for Zeitgeist.
(unpublished)
Return to Salerno. (unpublished)
Robotville and Mr. Caslow.
(unpublished)
Rome. (unpublished)
Runaways.
Saturday
Evening Post
Apr. 15, 1961
Ruth. (unpublished)
Box 15
Saint Big Nick. (unpublished)
Sally in the Garden. (unpublished)
Seventeen Again.
(unpublished--incomplete)
Shelter-Hopping. (unpublished)
Shout About it from the Housetops.
(unpublished)
Sinbad. (unpublished)
Skyscraper National Park.
Architectural Digest
1987
Slavery. (unpublished)
Slice of Life. (unpublished) (see also: Major
works: Slice of Life)
Slightly Salty.
(unpublished--incomplete)
Something Borrowed. (see also: Major works:
Happy Birthday, Wanda June)
Something Magic About Me.
(unpublished)
A Song for Selma. (unpublished; Vonnegut
correspondence)
Souvenir.
Argosy
Dec. 1952
Spit and Image. (incomplete and unpublished;
see: Introduction to Jailbird)
Spoils. (unpublished;
New Republic contest entry)
Steady as She Goes. (see: High Papooli on the
Sheherazade)
Sucker's Portfolio
The Sultan's Sons. (see: The
Humbugs)
Sweet Adeline. (see: Bevo)
Sweet Revenge. (see: To the Victor)
T.L.C. (unpublished)
Tango. (unpublished)
Target of Opportunity. (page 1
only)
Ten Nights in a Ballroom.
(unpublished)
$10,000 a Year, Easy. (unpublished)
Thanasphere.
Collier's
Feb. 1950
Thanks Just the Same. (see: This Son of
Mine)
They're Everywhere You Look!
(incomplete)
This Little Piggy. (see: Jenny)
This Son of Mine.
Saturday Evening Post
Aug. 18, 1956
Ticklish. (unpublished)
Time and Motion Study. (see: Poor Little Rich
Town)
Time For One More. (see: Guardian of the
Person)
Time The Present. (see: Moonshine)
2 B R 0 2 B.
If
Jan. 1962
To the Victor. (unpublished)
Tom Edison's Shaggy Dog.
Collier's
Mar. 14, 1953
(Welcome to the Monkey House)
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. (Welcome to
the Monkey House)
Tovrov. (unpublished)
A Trip to the Doctor. (see: The Good
Explainer)
Triple Armor. (unpublished)
Twins. (unpublished)
The Twister. (unpublished - story idea
only)
The Unicorn Trap. (unpublished)
Unknown Soldier. with a rejection letter from
Cosmopolitan
1992
Unpaid Consultant.
Cosmopolitan
Mar. 1955
Unready to Wear.
Galaxy
Apr. 1953 ( as:
The Amphibians; Welcome to the Monkey House)
Up-Beat. (see: The No-Talent Kid)
Varga Girls.
Esquire
1987?
Vetorino. (unpublished, story idea
only)
Wailing Shall Be in All Streets.
(unpublished)
Walnut Versus Something Light.
(unpublished)
War Story. (unpublished)
War Zone.
Parade
Jan. 7, 1990
Western Style Meditation. (Essay for "Kroch's
and Brentano's")
Where There Are No Laws. (see: The Manned
Missiles)
While Mortals Sleep. (see: Christmas
Contest)
White King.
Collier's
Nov. 10, 1950
Who Am I This Time.
Saturday Evening Post
Dec. 16, 1961
as
My Name Is Everyone (Welcome to the Monkey
House)
Who Says It's a Parade? (see: Robotville and
Mr. Caslow)
Why I Am Funny and Original.
(unpublished)
The Widow Koradubian. (unpublished)
With His Hand on the Throttle.
(unpublished)
Yeh, Mabel
Subseries:
Box 16
Speeches
Folder 1
At Mark Twain's House, Hartford, CT, 1979, Apr. 13
Folder 2
Eugene V. Debs Award acceptance, 1981, Nov. 7
Folder 3
Saint John the Divine, New York City, 1982, May 23
Folder 4
War Preparers Anonymous. YM-YWHA, New York City and printed in
The Nation, 1983, May
Folder 5
At Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1980, Oct.
22
Folder 6
Ware Lecture, Unitarian-Universalist Association, Rochester, NY,
1986, June
26
Folder 7
To American Psychiatric Association, 1988, Oct. 5
Folder 8
Congressional Arts Caucus, New York Historical Society, 1990, Mar.
31
Folder 9
Notes for various speeches, 1990
Folder 10
On steps of Lowe Library at Columbia on the Gulf War, 1991, Jan.
14
Folder 11
Paul Engle Memorial service, 1991, Apr. 14
Folder 12
Jerzy Kosinski tribute, 1991, Oct. 7
Folder 13
Untitled, given at Yale? 1991
Folder 14
American Humanist Association, 1993
Folder 15
Fiftieth anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. For Coalition for
New Priorities, Chicago, IL, 1995, Aug. 6
Folder 16
Memorial service for Terry Southern, All Souls Unitarian Church,
NYC, 1995, Dec.
9
Folder 17
Introduction to reading by John Irving at 92nd St. YMHA, 1996, Mar.
11
Folder 18
Tribute to former student Loree Rackstraw to be read at party
celebrating her retirement from the University of N. Iowa, 1996, May 10
Folder 19
Graduation speech, Butler University, 1996, May 11
Folder 20
Tribute to poet William Meredith, Connecticut College, 1996, Oct. 4
Folder 21
At the Athenaeum, Indianapolis, 1996, Oct. 10
Folder 22
[Censorship]undated
Folder 23
Richard Yates Memorial, undated
