Box 18 Folder 1 Item 417
Scrapbook 2, 1954, 1975-1982
1. "Les Mystères de Constantinople," The New York Review of Books, February 20, 1975 et seq
2. "Edward Gorey's Tantalizing Turns of the Screw" by Selma Lanes, New Boston Review, Vol 1, No. III
3. "Edward Gorey Inhabits an Odd World of Tiny Drawings, Fussy Cats and `Doomed Enterprises'," People Weekly, July 3, 1978
4. Sales of Furs to Men Gaining as Season Starts by Barbara Ettorre [with Gorey illustrations], New York Times
5. New York Times article on men in furs with Gorey photograph
6. "He fancies furs for men" by Eugenia Sheppard, [Gorey photo and drawing] New York Post, Oct 26, 1978
7. Small article on Gorey's fur coats, New York Magazine April 30, 1979
8. "That oft-passing, silent stranger emerges as the admirable Gorey," by Diane Judge, NYPost, Oct 22, 1978
9. "Edward Gorey" by Sally A. Lodge, Publishers Weekly, November 26, 1982
10. Photocopy of TLS, 26 November 1966
11. "A House for Count Dracula Designed in Goreyland," by Phyllis Funke, Los Angeles Times, Sept 24, 1978
12." The Great Bore Competition," by Patricia Arbuthnot, House and Garden, June 1984
13. Title page drawing, The New York Review of Books Christmas Issue, December 16, 1982
14. Title page and other drawings, New York Times Book Review Christmas, November 25, 1979
15. Ad for "What Nigel Knew"
16. Two original photos of TV screen showing Gorey on Dick Cavett show
17. "If everybody lived forever . . .," by Mike Lipton [Gorey drawing], TV Guide, July 12, 1980
18. "The Darkwater Hall Mystery" by Kingsley Amis [Gorey drawing] Playboy, May 1978
19. "`Gorey Stories,' Exquisite Playlets," by Mel Gussow, New York Times, December 1977
20. "New Tales of Gore(y)" by Frances Herridge, New York Post, October 19, 1978
21. "What's in Store" photo of Gorey and set from Gorey Stories at Lord and Taylor
22. "And the subject is: Style" by Linda Stevens
23. "People: Edward Gorey and his flying Chinese dogs," Women's Wear Daily, September 3, 1978
24. Three small clippings relating to Gorey Stories
25. "`Gorey Stories' could drive an author and a director batty," by John Corry, New York Times June 23, 1977, w/ ad
26. Caricature of Gorey Stories cast, City News, October 29, 1978
27. "Gorey Story a Dull Evening" by John Correy, City News, October 31, 1978
28. "Staged `Gorey' looks pale," by Clive Barnes, New York Post, October 31, 1978
29. `Gorey Stories' [notes that the show closed Monday night] Women's Wear Daily, November 1, 1978
30. A Gorey Halloween ad for program on Channel 7
31. "And the subject is: Style" by Linda Stevens, New York Post, October 22, 1978
32. Book mark for NY State Small Press Assoc. with Gorey drawing
33. "Edward Gorey: A Taste for the Terrible," by Dale Harris, The Soho Weekly News, October 26, 1978
34. Postcard advertising Gorey Stories
35. Postcard advertising exhibition of drawings and sketches for Gorey Stories at Gotham Book Mart
36. Double-sided page of Gorey Stories reviews, issued by Gotham Book Mart
37. Four Christmas greeting cards with Gorey drawings, published by Book-of-the-Month Club, 1954
38. Two Christmas greeting cards (w/ envelopes)
39. "Artists' Greetings," The New York Times Magazine, December 24, 1978
40. Four promotional flyers for events produced by the Mohonk Mountain House and Murder Ink in 1977, 1978, 1981 and [undated]
41. The Happy Ending: The Best of National Lampoon #4
42. I want to say knockwurst [Gorey drawing], TV Guide, November 20, 1982
43. Announcement of film benefit at Gotham Book Mart
44. "And `G' Is for Gorey Who Here Tells His Story," by Jan Hodenfield, New York Post, January 10, 1973
45. Exhibition announcement card and print price list issued by Gotham Book Mart
46. "A Very Tragic Story Including Five Big Dance Numbers" [Gorey drawing], TV Guide, December 11, 1976
47. "Mr. Nice Guy . . . By a Wire" [Gorey drawing], TV Guide, February 19, 1977
Box 11 Folder 1
Print XI:4, 1958 January-February
Includes two-page spread on Edward Gorey's cover art for Doubleday Anchor Books, pages 44-45.
Box 17 Folder 8 Item 66
The New York Herald Tribune clipping: Review by Haskel Frankel of "The Vinegar Works" by Edward Gorey, 1963 August 25
Box 19 Folder 1 Item 418
Scrapbook 3, 1965-1979, 1988
1. Edward Gorey by Jerrold Alpern, May 24, 1967, photocopy of college paper w/ professor's comments
2. Commentary, January 1979, reviews of Amphigorey and The Awdrey-Gore Legacy
3. "Edward Gorey: An American Gothic," by Thomas M. McDade, American Book Collector, May 1971
4. "Edward Gorey: Had the Vapours Lately?," by James R. Mellow, New York Times December 31, 1972
5. Limericks typed out from The Listing Attic
6. Movies Wardore Edgy Gorey drawing with caption for The Soho Weekly News
7. Drawing of flying creature as logo for The Soho Weekly News
8. Drawing of man contemplating pile of large books in The Soho Weekly News
9. "Gorey, Glory Hallelujah," short illustrated article on Doubtful Guest doll, New York Magazine
10. "The Glorious Nosebleed," serialized in The Soho Weekly News, beginning March 14, 1974
11. Gorey drawing as ad for subscriptions to The Soho Weekly News
12. "The Green Beads" serialized in The Soho Weekly News, beginning Vol 2 No 1. (one drawing different from version published as a book)
13. "The Loathsome Couple" serialized in The Soho Weekly News, beginning Vol 2 No 17 (two alternate last drawings)
14. "The Pious Infant" as published in Evergreen Review, March 1965 (photocopy)
15. Photocopy of "The Disparaged Draftsman" by Edward Glorey [a parody]
16. Ad with Gorey drawing and clipping mentioning Gorey
17. New York Magazine article on Doubtful Guest doll as reprinted by Gotham Book Mart
18. Postcard with drawing of Gorey
19. Postcard of Doubtful Guest for LBMA Arts Forum, September 1976, signed in ink by Edward Gorey
20. "The Incredible Revenge of Edward Gorey," by Alexander Theroux, Esquire, June 1974
21. Bookmark with Gorey drawings, Gotham Book Mart
22. Postcard by Addée Gorrwy, The Postcard Poetess
23. "Gotham Book Mart Thins Its Shelves," by Thomas Lask, New York Times, April 24, 1975
24. "New Mexico State U.: Major Book Purchase from Gotham," American Bookman, March 24, 1975
25. Two ads for The Soho Weekly News with photo of girls wearing Gorey-designed T-shirt
26. "A Chthonian Christmas," Esquire, December 1966
27. Christmas by Jonathan Schwartz [two Gorey drawings], New York Times Magazine, December 19, 1976
28. "Edward Gorey for Christmas" one-page listing by Gotham Book Mart
29. "The Grand Passion," New York Times Magazine, June 20, 1976
30. Letter to the Editor of The Soho Weekly News from Suzy Conway ["an Edward Gorey maniac"]
31. "Disaster at the Degenerates' Ball," by Ken Sandler, City News, October 9, 1978
32. Ad for New York is Book Country, September 16, 1979
33. Short article and ad for Christmas 1979 exhibit at Graham Gallery
34. Hallowe'en drawing, New York Times, October 31, 1979
35. "An American Original" by Carol Stevens [photocopy], Print, January/February 1988
Box 19 Folder 2 Item 419
Scrapbook 4, 1968-1978
1. postcard with drawing of Gorey
2. Alpern bookplate
3. original photograph of Gorey in full fig during a ballet intermission at the New York State Theatre, inscribed For Andrew and signed Edward Gorey [barely visible at bottom edge of photo]
4. original color photo of Gorey and a cat in a wood box
5. original color photo of Gorey in a wood box with cat on top
6. What is Life [Gorey color drawing] Playboy, December 1976
7. Portrait of the Artists as a Furry Creature [four photos of Gorey in four different fur coats plus drawing of/by Gorey in fur coat] New York Times, January 11, 1978
8. Out Style photos of three men (one is Gorey) in fur coats
9. photo of Gorey in huge fur coat, scarf and hat
10. A Gorey Story by Robert Cooke Goolrick, New Times, March 19, 1976
11. ad for B Altman and Co with Gorey drawing
12. Edward Gorey: Had the Vapours Lately? by James R. Mellow, New York Times December 31, 1972
13. two drawings of ballet dancers and two ads for Graham Gallery
14. The City Ballet Fan Extraordinaire by Anna Kisselgoff, New York Times, November 13, 1973
15. Unionization in Academe Gorey OpEd drawing, New York Times, February 2, 1973
16. Gorey OpEd drawing, New York Times, December 9, 1972
17. Gorey OpEd drawing, New York Times, December 28, 1972
18. Gorey drawing Most, New York Times
19. Gorey drawing How, New York Times
20. Gorey OdEd drawing of lemmings and vice, New York Times, September 28, 1971
21. Bicentennial Time, Gorey drawing of postage stamp (with others), New York Times, October 31, 1971
22. Gorey OpEd drawing of man reaching up to statue, New York Times
23. Gorey OpEd drawing of boy lighting firecracker, New York Times, June 30, 1972
24. Patriotism - An interpretation by Edward Gorey, New York Times, September 29, 1970
25. Gorey drawing with woman on pedestal and as balloon, New York Times
26. Gorey drawing of woman within torus desk, New York Times
27. Gorey drawing on pot smoker young man floating in the smoke, New York Times, December 14, 1973
28. Gorey drawing of funeral party standing around the open grave with the coffin in it, New York Times
29. Gorey drawing of doors opening from reading books, New York Times, October 2, 1971
30. Gorey small of plane with name on side: Ripoff Tours, New York Times
31. Gorey drawing of large man in wooden shoes, New York Times, March 11, 1972
32. Gorey drawing of maiden being stalked within cave drawn as a mouth, New York Times
33. Gorey drawing of illuminated FUN sign with switched-off hippie types, New York Times, July 22, 1971
34. Gorey drawing of morose dog and man, What Might Have Been, New York Times
35. Gorey drawing of couple at bus stop refusing death as a beggar, New York Times, September 24, 1974
36. Gorey drawing of small children with a bomb or rocket heeded towards them, New York Times
37. Gorey drawing of people and huge rib bones in bleak landscape, New York Times, December 24, 1974
38. Gorey drawing of man in chair with drink and watermelon as bomb, New York Times, September 29, 1973
39. Gorey drawing of three conservatives in chairs and two hippies on floor with "love" floating through the air, New York Times, January 12, 1973
40. Dessert at the Belevedere Gorey drawing of hotel desk and people, Playboy, January 1973
41. ad for Grande Dames of Detection, New York Times, November 4, 1973
42. postcard from Gotham Book Mart Sorry if we left you hanging telling of Fall 1973 priced order list
43. postcard for Gotham Book Mart with stack of books and three cats
44. elaborate postcard for exhibition of Gorey drawings at Gotham Book Mart, 18 Dec 1972 - 20 Jan 1973
45. book list with Gorey color drawing of book collector and John Locke quote on books
46. drawing of fearsome women The New York Times Book Review, September 17, 1972
47. two ads for olivetti: A calculator is not a toy, and We sell answers, not just machines New York Times
48. obit for William Targ, New York Times, July 25, 1999
49. article on publication party for The Glorious Nosebleed with many photographs, the first showing William Targ, Edward Gorey, Andreas Brown, and Mrs. Targ, The Soho Weekly News, April 3, 1978
50. map showing towns of Tedium, Ennui, Apathy, etc, by Charles Slackman (Goreyesque) New York Times, New York Magazine, April 14, 1975
51. Harvard Offers Thieves a Self-Help Course with two Gorey draawings, New York Times, July 20, 1975
52. B Altman and Co ad showing man in plaid suit with potted plant, The New Yorker, April 22, 1974
53. Paper Back Talk, New York Times, October 12, 1975
54. The Peanut Cook-Book, with Gorey chef in toque, ad in New York Times
55. Gorey Sets Spice Eglevsky `Swan Lake' by Don McDonagh, New York Times November 3, 1975
56. card of Rumplestilskin little people figures to pop out and set up
57. Post Cards Come Home Again mentioning Gorey post card collecting, New York Times, November 5, 1976
58. two ads for New York City Ballet with Gorey drawings, New York Times, January 11 and 18, 1976
59. large ad for New York City Ballet with Gorey drawing and limerick, New York Times, February 1976
60. Gorey design for dollar bill as colored rhinoceros, Avant Garde #3, May 1968
61. two drawings of men throwing darts at dummy-board figures, New York Times (to The Filthy Rich article)
62. two Gorey ads and one small announcement
63. Gorey Letter to the Editor on Oreo cookies tasting funny in New York and his giving up buying them here, New York Magazine, December 18, 1978
64. Gorey drawing of man at a buffet, New York Times, December 8, 1976
65. squib on Amphigorey Too, with drawing, New York Times
66. The Filthy Rich by Mark R. Horowitz, New York Times, November 27, 1976
67. photo of Gorey with cat on his shoulder
68. Gorey Turns His Talent to WindowShudders by Georgia Dullea, New York Times June 3, 1978, with twelve original color photographs of the window installation taken by Andrew Alpern
69. The Wedding Racket by Peregrine Pace, Look Magazine June 10, 1969
70. The Gorey Details, Harpers and Queen, November 1978 (photocopy)
71. very large publicity postcard for Light Metres by Felicia Lamport
Box 11 Folder 2 Item 655
New York Times review of "The Shrinking of Treehorn", 1972 March 5
Box 11 Folder 3 Item 372
GRAPHIS, No. 163, 1973
Includes illustrated article on Gorey with text and captions in English, German, and French. Together with reprint of the article stapled into a printed gray folder.
Box 11 Folder 4 Item 332
Commencement and Reunions 1974, 1974
Published by Yale Daily News. Includes on page 23 "Best Bets" calling attention to "Phantasmagorey, The Work of Edward Gorey," an exhibition in the Sterling Library's Book Room, with two illustrations.
Box 17 Folder 9 Item 341
New Boston Review, Volume I Number III, Winter Issue,, 1975
Includes "Edward Gorey's Tantalizing Turns of the Screw," by Selma Lanes, with three illustrations, pages 4-6
Box 11 Folder 5 Item 346
New Times, 1976 March 19
includes "A Gorey Story" by Robert Cook Goolrick, with full-page color photo of Gorey in a wooden box with cat on top, pages 54-58
Box 11 Folder 6 Item 380
Current Biography, 1976 November
Cover photo of Gorey with cats. First Gorey biography of at least three pages.
Box 11 Folder 7 Item 390
Al Goldstein's National Screw, 1977 February, Two copies
Includes a Gorey parody on page 52 done in the Gorey style, titled "The Disparaged Draftsman by Edward Glorey"
Box 17 Folder 10 Item 59
The New York Times Magazine, 1977 October 16
Containing a well-illustrated article by Mel Gussow titled "Gorey Goes Batty" that is equally about Edward Gorey and the then-current Broadway production of Dracula. With a duplicate tear sheet of the article.
Box 11 Folder 8 Item 369
Newsweek, 1977 October 31
Includes "Dracula Lives," pages 74-78 and "Gothics by Gorey," page 81
Box 11 Folder 9 Item 368
Horizon, 1977 November
Includes "Edward Gorey Onstage" by Peter Andrews pages 12-15
Box 11 Folder 10 Item 367
After Dark, 1978 March
Includes "Dracupuncture, Transylvanian Style" by Richard Philp, pages 62-67
Box 11 Folder 11 Item 378
The Lion and the Unicorn, Vol.2 No.1, 1978 Spring
Includes "An Interview with Edward St. John Gorey at the Gotham Book Mart" by Jane Merrill Filstrup, pages 17-37
Box 11 Folder 12 Item 360
People Weekly, 1978 July 3
Includes "Edward Gorey Inhabits an Odd World of Tiny Drawings, Fussy Cats and `Doomed Enterprises'," pages 70-73
Box 11 Folder 13 Item 362
"Meet the man who makes children do terrible things," by Tania Brassey, The Sunday Times [London], 1978 August 13
With photo and five drawings
Box 11 Folder 14 Item 65
"Edward Gorey: A Taste for the Terrible," by Dale Harris, Soho Weekly News, 1978 October 26
An article about Gorey. Illustrated with a Gorey drawing and a corresponding photograph showing the cast of the Gorey Stories stage production (then just opened), plus a photograph of Gorey.
Box 11 Folder 15 Item 374
Harpers and Queen, 1978 November
Includes an illustrated article "The Gorey Details" pages 306-308
Box 11 Folder 16 Item 421
Gorey Articles, 1978-2002
Originals and photocopies of various published articles about Gorey and his work.
Box 12 Folder 1 Item 349
Boston Magazine, 1980 September
Includes interview with Gorey and three photos of him with unusual expressions, pages 77-97
Box 12 Folder 2 Item 362
Cape Arts Number 5, 1982 Early Summer
Includes photo and drawings inside the front cover previewing the Gorey article in issue Number 6 (below)
Box 12 Folder 3 Item 363
Cape Arts Number 6, 1982 Late Summer
Includes cover photomontage and "Edward Gorey: An Appreciation" by Paul and Lily Giambara, pages 31-40
Box 12 Folder 4 Item 67
The Boston Globe Magazine clipping: "Categorically Gorey" by Richard Dyer, 1984 April 1
Box 12 Folder 5 Item 381
American Book Collector, 1985 May-June
Edward Gorey Checklist compiled by P. Matthew Monahan, with Gorey illustration on the cover (also article on "newly refurbished" Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Columbia).
Box 12 Folder 5 Item 382
American Book Collector, 1985 November-December
Continuation of Edward Gorey Checklist compiled by P. Matthew Monahan
Box 17 Folder 11 Item 58
The New York Times Book Review, Christmas Books 1990, 1990
With the title "A Gorey Christmas," the cover drawing shows a distinctly odd Gorey group decorating a Christmas tree. Additional Gorey drawings are scattered within, and nine writers each write a short piece interpreting one of the Gorey drawings.
Box 12 Folder 6 Item 163
"Getaways with Murder," by Alessandra Stanley, The New York Times Weekend section, 1992 October 9
Box 12 Folder 7 Item 389
The New Yorker, 1992 November 9
Includes "Edward Gorey and the Tao of Nonsense" by Stephen Schiff on page 84, with a photograph of Gorey by Richard Avedon and a two-page illustrated story, "Serious Life: A Cruise"
Box 12 Folder 8 Item 371
PURR: a gun to the head in print, 1995 Spring
Includes an illustrated interview with Gorey by Simon Henwood, pages 16-24, and a color photograph of Gorey in from of his Cape Cod house on the back cover. Blue Eyed Dog Publishing, London.
Box 12 Folder 9 Item 386
Warped Reality, #4, 1996
Includes an article on Gorey with one small (Figbash with horn) and three full-page Gorey drawings (Thoughtful Alphabets No. 3, 4, and 15).
Box 17 Folder 12 Item 68
SPEAK Magazine, "A Gorey Encounter" by Ed Pinsent, 1997 Fall
Interview with Gorey, illustrated with published drawings and two small poster designs of very limited distribution.
Box 12 Folder 10 Item 385
Biblio: Exploring the World of Books Volume 3 Number 1, 1998 January
Includes a 6-page illustrated article "Edward Gorey's Fiendish Fables and Bizarre Allegories"
Box 12 Folder 11 Item 164
"A Gorey Halloween: Dead Letter Writer," by Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times, 1998 October 29
Box 12 Folder 12
Materials related to Ascending Peculiarity: Edward Gorey on Edward Gorey, edited by Karen Wilkin, 2001
Published by Harcourt, New York. With correspondence between Alpern and Karen Wilkin, invitation to Tibor de Nagy Gallery exhibition of selected work by Edward Gorey, and book publication party invitation.
Box 12 Folder 13
Color photocopy of Illustration magazine clipping, "Postcards from the Edge: Card Sets and Series by Edward Gorey," by Edward Bradford, 2012 Spring
Box 12 Folder 14
MOE, a Japanese magazine, including article titled "Edward Gorey: Elegant Enigmas", 2015 March
Box 12 Folder 15 Item 120
First Person promotional booklet, circa 1961
For a special issue, with a Gorey drawing. First Person, Boston 1, Massachusetts.
Box 17 Folder 13 Item 729
"The Rats of Rutland Grange" by Edmund Wilson, illustrated by Edward Gorey., 1961 December
Clipping from Esquire magazine.
Box 12 Folder 16 Item 336
Friends, 1963 May
With illustration for "Forsooth, the Enemy Doth Approach", page 15
Box 12 Folder 16 Item 337
Friends, 1963 November
With illustration for "Upside-Down World of Children," pp 26-27
Box 12 Folder 16 Item 338
Friends, 1964 May
With two illustrations for "They Don't Take Pictures Like These Any More," pages 14-15
Box 12 Folder 16 Item 339
Friends, 1965 February
With illustration of many dogs chasing one fox for "North Carolina's Horseless Fox Hunt," pages 20-21
Box 12 Folder 17 Item 361
Evergreen Review No. 35, 1965 March
Includes "The Pious Infant," pages 22-25
Box 12 Folder 18 Item 340
Friends, 1965 April
With illustrations for "Shoot the Moon," pages 2-3.
Box 13 Folder 1 Item 379
The Kenyon Review, 1966 November
Cover and two full-page illustrations by Gorey
Box 13 Folder 2 Item 54
The Case of the Heavy Reader, circa 1967, A six-page gate-fold pamphlet with covers simulating a book, signed on the cover by Edward Gorey.
A promotional piece for Esquire magazine with three Gorey drawings.
Box 13 Folder 3 Item 375
Consumption Vol. 1 No. 1, 1967 Fall
Box 13 Folder 4 Item 160
"The only real live bookstore in New York," by David Dempsey, from Holiday vol. 46 no. 5, 1969 November
Magazine article reprint.
Box 13 Folder 5 Item 359
The Atlantic Monthly, 1971 May
Includes six illustrations to "Welcome to Charnel Castle" by J.P. Donleavy, pages 79-95
Box 13 Folder 6 Item 353
National Lampoon, 1971 December
Includes colored cover drawing
Box 13 Folder 6 Item 351
National Lampoon, 1972 July
Includes "The Abandoned Sock," pages 65-67
Box 13 Folder 7 Item 356
The Best of National Lampoon #3, 1973
Includes "The Disrespectful Summons"
Box 13 Folder 8 Item 355
The National Lampoon Encyclopedia of Humor, 1973
Includes "The Lost Lions," pages 100-102, and individual drawings throughout
Box 13 Folder 9 Item 358
The Atlantic Monthly, 1973 February
Includes two illustrations for "The Dublin Social Scene" by Mary Manning, pages 78-81
Box 13 Folder 10 Item 350
National Lampoon, 1973 March
Includes "The Happy Ending," pages 65-69
Box 13 Folder 11 Item 357
The Atlantic Monthly, 1973 October
Includes illustrations for "The Blind Harper" by Mary Manning, pages 81-90
Box 13 Folder 12 Item 373
das da, Nr. 1 1974, 1973 December 27
German political and skin magazine, including a two-page spread of "The Gashlycrumb Tinies" translated into rhyming German.
Box 13 Folder 13 Item 209
New York Times clipping on Fonthill, by by Aubrey Menen, 1974
Box 13 Folder 14 Item 354
National Lampoon Comics, 1974
Includes "The Abandoned Sock"
Box 13 Folder 15 Item 366
Dance Magazine, 1974 January
Includes "Balletgorey" by Tobi Tobias, pages 67-71
Box 13 Folder 16 Item 352
National Lampoon, 1974 June
Includes colored cover drawing and "The Worsted Monster, pages 27-30
Box 14 Folder 1 Item 342
Antæus, Special Fiction Issue, 1974 Spring/Summer
Includes "Five Instant Lives" by Hoard Moss with three Gorey drawings; and some fragments by Lewis Carroll with six Gorey drawings.
Box 14 Folder 2 Item 365
Publishers Weekly, 1975 May 19
Includes color cover drawing
Box 14 Folder 3 Item 347
Sports Illustrated, 1976 June 14
Includes "Cycling Cards," pages 44-49
Box 14 Folder 4 Item 343
Antæus, 1976 Autumn
Includes "English Summer, A Gothic Romance" by Raymond Chandler, illustrated by Gorey
Box 14 Folder 5 Item 422
Gorey Drawings, 1976-1999
Folder of published tear sheets and clippings incorporating Gorey drawings, with some originals and some photocopies.
Box 14 Folder 6 Item 333
The Performing Arts at UCLA, 1977-78, 1977
A schedule of performances and arts doings at the University of California with ticket order form, illustrated throughout with Gorey drawings.
Box 14 Folder 7 Item 384
Ballet Review, Volume 6 Number 2, 1977-1978
Gorey cover drawing, with related material laid in
Box 17 Folder 14 Item 56
The New York Review of Books 15th Anniversary Issue, 1978 October 12
With a large Gorey cover drawing showing an elaborate number 15 embellished with two reading people and a cat on a book.
Box 14 Folder 8 Item 161
Ben Kahn presents "the premier showing of the Edward Gorey fur collection for men" at Sardi's, 1979 May 17, Press releases and invitation, with mailing envelope as sent.
With four Gorey drawings.
Box 14 Folder 9 Item 376
TV Guide, 1980 July 12-18
"If everybody lived forever . . ." page 34, with colored Gorey drawing, with World Trade Center postcard asking about the significance of the drawing
Box 14 Folder 10 Item 335
Drawing, 1980 July-August
Includes one Gorey drawing, page 28
Box 17 Folder 15 Item 64
The New York Times Book Review clipping: review by Robert Nisbet of "The Hour of our Death" by Philippe Ariès, 1981 February 22
Illustrated with a drawing by Gorey of the dance of death.
Box 14 Folder 11 Item 364
Harper's, 1982 October
Includes two illustrations for "Revenge" by Alexander Theroux, pages 26-31
Box 15 Folder 1 Item 377
TV Guide, 1982 November 20-26
The Actor Who Wouldn't Say `Spaghetti', page 14, with colored Gorey drawing
Box 17 Folder 16 Item 42
The New York Review of Books 20th Anniversary Issue poster, circa 1983, Black and red printing on white paper, signed in ink by Edward Gorey.
With a Gorey illustration.
Box 17 Folder 17 Item 57
The New York Review of Books 20th Anniversary Issue, 1983 October 27
with a Gorey cover illustration showing two characteristically Goreyesque creatures of indeterminate species pushing a number 20 on wheels through a blizzard of books, with a muse on top showing the way.
Box 15 Folder 2 Item 407
Art and Antiques clipping, 1984 December
"Pen, Pencil, and Poison" by Oscar Wilde, with illustrations by Edward Gorey.
Box 17 Folder 18 Item 60
The New York Times Magazine clipping, 1984 December 23
A full-page color illustration depicting a family around a Christmas tree with a video cassette player, each thinking of what he would watch.
Box 17 Folder 18 Item 61
The New York Times Magazine clipping, 1985 March 17
"Back Home," by Edward Gorey: four colored illustrations with captions showing people back home with the results of their travels.
Box 17 Folder 19 Item 55
Los Angeles Times Calendar, 1986 March 2, 92-page Sunday supplement, signed in ink by Edward Gorey.
With a large Gorey cover drawing showing a funeral procession, to illustrate an article (starting on page 52) about a ballet titled Murder by the American Ballet Theatre. Also with a sidebar titled "Edward Gorey's Danse Macabre" that includes a photograph of Gorey with a cat on his shoulder.
Box 17 Folder 18 Item 62
The New York Times Magazine clipping, 1986 March 16
"Being Brave Abroad," by Edward Gorey. Four colored illustrations with captions showing risky travel experiences.
Box 17 Folder 20 Item 85
Carlson and Turner Books 1988 calendar, 1988
With a drawing titled "The Missing Book," showing two men and a bookcase with one empty spot. Signed in pencil by Edward Gorey.
Box 15 Folder 3 Item 344
Print, 1988 January-February
Includes colored cover drawing and well-illustrated article titled "An American Original" by Carol Stevens, pages 49-63
Box 17 Folder 18 Item 63
"Signs of Spring" New York Times Magazine clipping, 1988 April 24
Four colored illustrations with captions showing curious springtime occurrences.
Box 15 Folder 4 Item 370
Small Press: The Magazine of Independent Publishing, 1992 Winter
Includes colored Gorey drawing on cover and many black-and-white drawings within the magazine
Box 15 Folder 5 Item 348
Sports Illustrated, 1993 June 19
Includes colored drawing of baseball players, page 21
Box 15 Folder 6 Item 388
Your Company, 1994 Winter
Includes "A House Divided" with one small and one full-page colored Gorey drawing
Box 15 Folder 7 Item 345
Worth, 1994 February
Includes small color photo of Gorey (page 11) and four-panel colored drawing of imprudent buyer of a flamboyant red dress (page 128)
Box 15 Folder 8 Item 387
Scenario: The Magazine of Screenwriting Art, Vol. 4 No. 1, 1998 Spring
Includes Gorey's screenplay "The Black Doll" with Gorey illustrations, pages 154-170; "Writing Black Doll: A Talk with Edward Gorey," by Annie Nocenti, pages 171-177; and editorial mention on page 3.
Box 15 Folder 9 Item 669
New York Times obituary for Felicia Lamport, formerly laid into The Remembered Visit: A Story Taken from Life, by Edward Gorey, 1999 December 25
Box 17 Folder 21
New York Review of Books clippings with illustrations by Edward Gorey, 2008-2012
Box 15 Folder 10
"Church of the Trump of Doom" Gorey cartoon color photocopy, with commentary by Andrew Alpern, 2019
Box 15 Folder 11 Item 80
Flyer for New York Times Fall Children's Book Section, undated
With Gorey cover illustration showing arched stone bridge, titled "There don't seem to be as many trolls under bridges as there used to be." (reprinted in F.M.R.A., q.v.).
Box 22 Item 128
Soho Weekly News t-shirt, undated, On yellow fabric.
Black flying clawed creature encircled by a red banner with yellow letters.
Box 22 Item 129
Soho Weekly News t-shirt, undated, On light blue fabric.
Black flying clawed creature encircled by a red banner with light blue letters.
Box 15 Folder 12 Item 334
Town and Country's Select Guide to the Ins and Outs of Tennis, undated
With Gorey colored cover drawing.
Box 15 Folder 13 Item 710
Clipping of advertisement for Belle, a novel by Michael Stewart, undated