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Paul Bowles, 1910-1999An online exhibition curated by L. Rebecca Johnson Melvin and Timothy D. Murray, with text and images from the actual exhibition, which was on view in the Special Collections Exhibition Gallery at the Hugh M. Morris Library from August 22 - December 15, 2000. Paul Bowles, 1910-1999 features manuscripts and papers acquired by the University of Delaware Library from Bowles in 1999, shortly before his death. The exhibit supplements and enhances the Library's exhibition of a decade earlier, Paul Bowles at 80.
An Introduction by Virginia Spencer Carr | A Short History on the Paul Bowles Collections | Poetry | Music | Novels | Short Stories | Translations | Travel Writing | Life Writing | |
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Paul Bowles at 80First presented in celebration of Paul Bowles's 80th birthday, this online exhibition was curated by Timothy D. Murray and originally on view in the Special Collections Exhibition Gallery at the Hugh M. Morris Library, University of Delaware, February 1 - May 29, 1990. Early Work | 1940s | 1950s | The Beat Poets | 1960s | 1970-1972 | Jane Bowles | 1974-1979 | 1980-1988 | |
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Primary Sources at other InstitutionsNational Library of Australia
University of California at Los Angeles
University of Texas at Austin
Yale University |
Paul Bowles
| The Authorized Paul Bowles Web Site
includes biographical essays, catalogs of his literary and musical works, and photographs by friends
and colleagues such as Millicent Dillon, Benjamin Folkman, Irene Herrmann, Allen Hibbard, Gavin Lambert, Kenneth Lisenbee, Cherie Nutting, Phillip Ramey, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Ned Rorem, Claude Nathalie Thomas, and Tessa Codrington Wheeler | |
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In Touch: the Letters of Paul Bowles (New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1993);
In the Red Room (Los Angeles: Sylvester & Orphanos, 1981);
and Paul Bowles: a Descriptive Bibliography (Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1986).

