Feldman, Burton

This folder contains a prospectus for Burton Feldman's book entitled ''Against Fame.''

This folder contains correspondence, notes, and manuscript drafts from Allan Trent. Allan Trent and Burton Feldman corresponded regularly regarding Allan's literary endeavors over the course of a few years toward the end of the seventies.

This folder contains correspondence, notes, and manuscript drafts from Allan Trent. This folder also contains a fully copy of a manuscript called ''Die Quietly'' by Allan Trent. Allan Trent and Burton Feldman corresponded regularly regarding Allan's literary endeavors over the course of a few years toward the end of the seventies.

This folder contains drafts of essays by Burton Feldman on a range of different topics.

This folder contains several essays by Burton Feldman as well as his notes. The folder also contains one essay by Peggy Feldman and some correspondence regarding the publishing of one of Burton's essays.

This folder contains a draft and prospectus of Burton Feldman's proposed book tentatively titled ''Against Fame: The Romantics and Glory'' as well as letters of response from some of the publishers that he sent copies of the work to.

This folder contains documents pertaining to Burton Feldman's Master's Thesis on James Joyce. There are multiple copies of some pages, and numerous revisions and notes within the duplicates.

This folder contains notes about Franz Liszt for a fiction project by Burton Feldman called ''Chopin's Bones.'' The story is a murder mystery featuring Feldman's stock characters Wrist and Emma Carew.

This folder contains a draft copy of Walter D. Love's ''Mercy for Miss Awdy, In a Vile Acting of the Sacred''. The piece is a dialogue that was published as the Appendix of John B. Cobb Jr.'s book entitled ''The Theology of Altizer: Critique and Response''. This copy appears to have been sent to Burton Feldman as a review copy, as Feldman has made some corrections scattered throughout the text.

This folder contains notes and drafts for the introductory chapter of Burton Feldman's book on ''Fame''. The chapter introduces the bulk of the themes that will be covered in the work.