McCaffrey, Anne.

Correspondence, memorabilia, and writings.

Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957.

Letters from the American author, some related to his activities with the Rialto Theater and the Ampersand Club, and one manuscript.

Miller, Dewitt, 1857-1911.

Correspondence of the American lecturer and book collector. Contains 30 letters sent to Miller by various authors and friends, mainly related to his book collecting and literary interests.

Mitchell, Donald Grant, 1822-1908.

Correspondence of the American author.

Morris, Edgar Coit, 1864-

Manuscript material of the Syracuse University English professor.

Mason, F. van Wyck (Francis van Wyck), 1901-1978.

Manuscripts of the American historian and novelist.

Meyer, Fred M., 1926-2004.

Correspondence, fan material, International Wizard of Oz Club records, memorabilia, and printed material relating to Meyer's role as secretary of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

McCutcheon, George Barr, 1866-1928.

Papers of the American novelist. Three outgoing letters and a holograph poem, "Your Humble Victim."

Malanga, Gerard.

Correspondence from the 1960s; essays, poems, playscripts, and transcripts of interviews by Malanga; 35 notebooks containing journal entries, draft poems, and ideas for various projects; worksheets for poems; manuscripts by contributors to Intransit; and memorabilia, including an address book and publicity for poetry readings.

MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932

Letters, an illustration, a photograph, and writings of the Syracuse journalist and popular romance novelist, many of whose works were made into motion pictures.

Miller, Henry, 1891-1980.

Letter from American author Henry Miller to Guy Repp, Broadway actor.

Moorepark, Howard.

American literary agent. Collection consists of correspondence with various authors, artists and literary figures, including authors H. T. W. Bousfield, Anna Mary Wells, Ivor Bulmer, Israel Cohen, Malachy Gerard Carroll, Christoffel Lessing, and Frederic Dannay (aka Ellery Queen); poet Earle Birney; and artists John Steuart Curry and Edward Hopper.

Micheline, Jack, 1929-

Papers of the American poet, author. Manuscript for Micheline’s book In the Bronx and Other Stories, including typescript and holograph copies of "In the Bronx" as well as a number of other selections with corrections and notations by the author.

Miller, Joaquin, 1837-1913.

Manuscript poem signed by American poet Joaquin Miller.

Mayfield, John S., 1904-1983.

Most of the collection relates to John S. Mayfield's, "Eugene O'Neill and the Senator from Texas." Collection contains correspondence between Mayfield and others such as Carlotta O'Neill and O'Neill biographer Louis Sheaffer. Also in the collection are manuscripts, drafts and proofs of Mayfield's work, and printed material about O'Neill.

Mennons, John, d. 1843.

Letters from printer and publisher John Mennons of Greenock, Scotland, to James Lawson of New York, regarding Mennon's publication of American literature in Scotland.

Morgan, Len, 1894-

Papers of the American novelist, author. Two unpublished, undated manuscripts: Jungle Treasures and Lone Star Rangers.

Manuscript (Athens, Ohio)

Manuscript, a literary periodical edited by Flola Shepard, Mary Lawhead, and John Rood, was published 1934-1936. Collection contains mostly incoming letters, also a few manuscript submissions, a complete run of the periodical, and miscellany. Correspondents include Nelson Algren, Frank Ankenbrand, Benjamin Appel, Ben Belitt, Oswell Blakeston, Warren Bower, John Malcolm Brinnin, Bob Brown, Dee Brown, Jack Conroy, Kyle Crichton, August Derleth, Peter De Vries, Murrell Edmunds, Zona Gale, Harlan Hatcher, Weldon Kees, Sherry Mangan, Alfred Mendes, Henry Miller, Alfred Morang, Irving Wallace, William Carlos Williams, and others.

Mitchell, Margaret, 1900-1949

Three letters to F.J. Flagg at Macmillan Co.

McClure, Michael.

Papers of the American poet, playwright, essayist, novelist. Born 1932. Letters to Carol Bergé, Diane Di Prima, LeRoi Jones, and Alan Marlowe; typescript poems; and a holograph script for The Blossom; or, Billy the Kid, with a holograph introduction dated Mar. 28, 1962.