Wallace Stegner (cont.) [017]

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Item Title  Wallace Stegner (cont.) [017] Correspondent  Doig, Ivan Abstract  Typed and handwritten letters between Ivan Doig and several people about Wallace Stegner and memorials to him - 1993-1995. Includes newspaper and magazine articles by or about Wallace Stegner, including one that Ivan wrote. Genre  correspondence Multimedia or Document Length  123 pages Item Format  application/pdf Item Filename  2602-B127-F17-001-123.pdf Collection Series Number  Series 6 - Correspondence Date Created  1993/1995 Table of Contents  Joe Backes--William E. Farr--Charlotte M. Wright--Rich Nicholls--Charles E. Rankin--John Daniel--Alene H. Morris Related Topics  Authors  Letters  Novelists, American  Wallace Stegner  Letter (message)

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Wallace Stegner (cont.) [017], Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m48s0n

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