1/1: Correspondence, 1980 - 1984

1/2: Correspondence, 1986 - 1989

1/3: Correspondence: H.H. Hollis, T.R. Fehrenbach, and Tom Reamy, 1968 - 1975

1/4: Convention Materials: NovaCon 12 [Birmingham, UK, November 1983], w/ Tuttle as Guest of Honor: Program book and progress reports, correspondence, and GoH speech, 1983

1/5: Pickwick Papers #1 [fictional newspaper, w/Tuttle as co-writer], June 1965

1/6: Reality [underground newspaper for Lamar High School, Houston, TX, co-published by Tuttle], May 1967 - April 1968

1/7: Reviews and Publicity: Encyclopedia of Feminism (1986), 1986 - 1987, undated

1/8: Reviews and Publicity: Familiar Spirit (1983), 1983; Lost Futures (1992), 1991 - 1995; Memories of the Body (1992), 1992, undated; and Pillow Friend (1996), 1996 - 1997

1/9: Reviews and Publicity: Heroines: Women Inspired by Women (1988), 1988, undated

1/10: Reviews and Publicity: A Nest of Nightmares (1986), 1986 - 1987, undated; Gabriel (1987), 1987 - 1989, undated; and A Spaceship Built of Stone (1987), 1987 - 1988

1/11: Reviews, Interviews, and PR, 1976 - 2017, undated

1/12: Slanapa#400 (May 2003), w/contribution from Tuttle

2/1: Manuscripts - The Silver Bough (2006), foul matter typescript, outtakes from chapter 13, 2006

2/2: Manuscripts - The Silver Bough (2006), reference materials, 2004 - 2005, undated

2/3: Maverick #6 [fanzine], w/Tuttle interview, March 1988

2/4: Observer Magazine (April 16, 1989)

2/5: Reviews by Tuttle for The Times of London, typescripts with handwritten edits, 2006 - 2007

2/6: Reviews by Tuttle for The Times of London and The Washington Post, 2000 - 2013 [photocopies]

2/7: The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival program, October 2010

2/8: Your Worst Fears Confirmed [fanzine] w/Tuttle interview, June 1989

The Lisa Tuttle Collection consists of books, manuscripts, galley proofs, and magazines tracing the storied career of science fiction, horror and fantasy writer Tuttle.  The collection is a work-in-progress, with additions from the author as they become available.

The materials in this addendum consist of correspondence, early publications from Tuttle, and publicity materials.