1/16: Writings & Manuscripts

1/17: Writings

2/1: Publications

2/2: Memorabilia / Accolades, Awards

2/3: Performances (2 VHS), 2005-2008 (1 of 2)
Javashock (VHS T-160 videotape, Maxell)
Javashock 2:2 Season 2 Episode 2 (VHS T-160 videotape, Maxell)

2/4: Performances (9 discs), 2005-2008 (2 of 2)
Javashock Poetry Slam (Disc 1, DVD-R), March 25, 2007
Javashock Poetry Slam (Disc 2, DVD-R), March 25, 2007
Revolutions 2008 (Disc 1, DVD, 2 copies)
Revolutions 2008 (Disc 2, DVD, 2 copies)
Revolutions 2008 (Disc 3, DVD, 2 copies)
"tf_antones", no label (Maxell DVD-R) April 24, 2008

2/5: Photos - Javashock
"Espina Momias2.psd", no label (OfficeMax CD-R) November 1, 2005

2/6: Javashock Media (3 discs), 2004
Jeff Slam Poetry (CD-R)
Javashock (DVD-R), September 24, 2004
Javashock (DVD-R), November 12, 2004

2/7: Javashock Media (2 VHS), 2005 (1 of 2)
Javashock, (VHS T-120 videotape), March 11, 2005
Javashock, (VHS T-120 videotape), April 22, 2005

2/8: Javashock Media (3 discs), 2005 (3 of 2)
Javashock, (DVD-R copy from VHS tape), March 11, 2005
Javashock, (DVD-R copy from VHS tape), April 22, 2005
Javashock, Lecture & Performance / Evans & Revolution Cafe, November 9, 2005

2/9: Javashock Media (3 discs), 2006-2007
Javashock, (DVD-R), Mar 31, 2006
Open Mic Poetry at Revolutions, Bryan, TX, (DVD-R), November 11, 2006
Javashock Performances at Revolution Cafe Bryan, Texas, (DVD-R), November 30, 2007

2/10: Javashock Poetry Session Papers, 2003-2006
2/11: Collected Writings, includes "Fran and Mercy" S. Rushing Adams (CD-R)
2/12: Collected Programs, Catalogs, 2003-2006
2/13: Ephemera from Various Literary Events
2/14: Materials related to Javashock and Mic check
2/15: Miscellaneous Items
2/16: Collected Newspaper clippings regarding literary events

Artwork
5/21: Poster, Javashock Season 2
5/23: Poster, Javashock Final Slam of the Season

1/5
-Revised Constitution of the New England Regional Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People [cover and caption title]. (Greenwich, CT: The Conference, 1956). Narrow 12 mo. 11 pp. Printed wrappers, stapled. Napper's ownership name on the front wrapper.

-Ovington, Mary. How the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Began. NY: N.A.A.C.P., 1914 (i.e., circa 1950 reprint). 8vo. (8) pp. Printed wrappers

-Walter White, Executive Secretary, NAACP [caption title]. NY. N.A.A.C.P., 1950. 4to. (3) pp. [printed rectos only]. Biographical sketch.

-[HANDBILL] Hear! / Attorney Juanita J. Mitchell / … / Mrs. Berenice Napper / N.A.A.C.P. Field Secretary N.Y., Dir. Of Membership Campaign / [followed by 22 lines, giving information concerning a membership meeting of the Baltimore NAACP chapter]. [Baltimore, MD]: The chapter, 1951. Printed broadside, 9 x 6 inches, employing several styles and sizes of type.

1/6
-News article write-ups on Berenice Napper concerning her work as a field secretary for the NAACP (photocopies and originals), 1951-1957.

1/7
-Negro History and a New Birth of Freedom [cover title]. Washington, DC: Assn. For the Study of Negro Life and History, Undated [circa 1950]. 4to. 8pp. Printed essays by Benjamin Quarles, Lillian A. Parker, and E. Pauline Myers.

-Napper's ownership signature on the front wrapper and her markings through the text. Printed wrappers, stapled. (Not recorded on OCLC)

-Five Years of Progress, 1953-1958: A Report to President Eisenhower by the President's Committee on Government Contracts. Washington DC: The Committee, 1958. 4to. 38 pp. Illustrated. Report on the Equal Job Opportunity Program. Illustrated wrappers, stapled.

1-4/1: Independent Publishers Cooperative Zine Catalog, October 1995

1-4/2: U.S.S. Vigilant (fan club) information, 1994, undated

This series consists of materials relating to various cons, conferences, and writers workshops attended by Walrath. Some folders contain manuscript materials from works Walrath wrote for or at these events.

This series consists of miscellaneous materials relating to Leigh's life and career.

This series is comprised chiefly of correspondence between Evans and several administrative units of Texas A&M University, as well as the Aggie Club and Former Students Association. Also present is a telegram of the then U. S. senator from Texas, Price Daniel, a program for the 1973 Texas A&M University commencement exercises, and a file of clippings. Files are arranged first by format with correspondence files sub-arranged alphabetically by name of a university group, followed by three separate files for a telegram, the program, and clippings. Subseries 4.1. Sterling C. Evans Library, (1975-1994) contains materials more directly related to Evans' patronage of the Texas A&M University Libraries.

2/4: Illustrations for Hibberd's Harold Monro: Poet of the New Age, including prints, hand-drawn plates, negatives, some unused photographs, and miscellaneous photocopies.

2/5: Publicity material for Hibberd's biography of Monro. Contains photocopies of book reviews, information on the launch, and a variety of publicity material such as newsletters, book announcements, letters to Hibberd, and order forms.

The materials in this series all relate to the Stillhouse Lake series of mystery-thrillers by Rachel Caine.

This series consists of professionally published materials relating to media or media fandoms.

This series includes substantial numbers of fanvids (songvids). "Vidding" refers to the fannish activity of creating a music video (a 'fanvid') consisting of clips from various movies or TV shows set to particular pieces of music. Some vids utilize a single media universe, others involve multiple ones. The music that accompanies the clips is selected by the vidder in order to drive a particular narrative, or to make a point about the characters or story being shown. Often these points are subversive of the accepted canon (for example, a vidder might use judiciously selected clips to suggest that two or more characters have a romantic relationship, whereas in "real life" no such relationship is stated or implied).

This series contains materials relating to the writing and production of the The Honors YA science fiction series, written with Ann Aguirre between 2018-2020. The series consists of three books: Honor Among Thieves (2018), Honor Bound (2019), and Honor Lost (2020).

15/8: Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs - Interior Space Design for Reception Area Undated

15/9: Photographs - Train Wreck Undated

15/10: Position Descriptions Undated

15/11: Standard Institutional Profile Undated

This series contains a journal kept by Evans from March 22 - June 1939, recording a trip to Brazil to study that country's cotton industry, daily diaries, clipped and handwritten or typed quotations and poems, published books, booklets, and brochures collected by Evans, as well as business cards, draft cards, a library card, advertising postcards, and certificates recording honors bestowed on Evans, along with a few personal artifacts such as an engraved penknife, and a card enclosing a handkerchief.

This series contains many photographs depicting Evans as a businessman, as well as with his family, as well as numerous news clippings detailing aspects of his career.

This collection consists of the diaries and journals kept by Andre Norton between 1930 and 2004, a few months before her death. The diaries record Norton's life experiences, thoughts, and notes on her writing and writing process.