Collections : [Barnard Archives & Special Collections]

Disassembled Duer family scrapbook with photographs and short genealogical profiles of family members. Possibly compiled by Alice Duer Miller in the early 1940s; some entries make use of the first person. Profiles include Alice Duer Miller and her spouse, Henry Wise Miller.

Includes "However You Came to Me," "The Dark Room,", "Borders Essay," "First Love," Can You Stand Up Chile?," Position Paper," "Ellie Who is My Mother," "Mama," "Eloise," Justice", "In Search of Home, "On Your Own Working Independently", "Dear Daddy," "Gettin' Where I Have to Be," " Freedom as a Sibling in the African-American Theater," Some Sing, Some Cry excerpt

Photocopies of handwritten notes for "The Lizard Series;" part of computer printout of "Betsey Brown;" part of computer printout of From Okra to Greens; part of computer printout of scripts of Lavender Lizards and Lilac Landmines: Layla's Dream including Ntozake's handwritten notes, part of faxed copy of Some Sing, Some Cry

Poems, "Letter to Eisa," "First Love", Hand written "Freedom as a Sibling in the African American Family Theater," "Eloise," "Mama," Two Introductions, "How I moved Anna Ferling to the Southwest Territories" , "Gettin' Where I Haveta Be/ The Nature of Collaborations in Recent Works," Justice, The Couch- Dark Rooms, The Dark Room, Position Paper," "Ellie, Who is My Mother," On Your Own/ Working Independently, "Dear Daddy," "A Bit of Manumission" , Some Sing, Some Cry excerpt, "Too Live Crew", Borders Essay