de Grummond Collection

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MAIA WOJCIECHOWSKA PAPERS

Collection Number
Collection Dates
Collection Volume
DG1065
1938-1997 (c. 1964-1997)
28.4 cu.ft. (91 boxes)

Biographical Sketch | Scope & Content | Related Collections | Series & Subseries | Box Inventory

Provenance

Material donated by Maia Wojciechowska in 1966 and 1989-1997.

Restrictions

Noncirculating; available for research.

Copyright

The collection is protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U. S. Code). Reproductions can be made only if they are to be used for "private study, scholarship, or research." It is the user's responsibility to verify copyright ownership and to obtain all necessary permissions prior to the reproduction, publication, or other use of any portion of these materials, other than that noted above.

Biographical Sketch

Maia Teresa Wojciechowska was born August 7, 1927 in Warsaw, Poland to Zofia and Zygmunt Wojciechowski, a war-time chief of staff for the Polish Air Force. She attended schools in Poland, France, and England, developing an intense dislike for formal education. With the outbreak of World War II, her family moved westward with a string of refugees, ending up in France. They were overtaken by the Germans a year later. Due to her dislike of the French and her refusal to speak the language, Wojciechowska attended as many as seventeen schools in one year. She had a rebellious nature that has remained with her throughout her life and greatly influenced her writing. At eighteen she claims to have held a record seventy-two jobs and held a variety more in the course of her life, including undercover detective, restaurant hostess, masseuse, professional tennis player and instructor, ghost writer, and translator for Radio Free Europe.

In 1942, the Wojciechowskis moved to California. She attended Immaculate Heart College in Hollywood and continued to work at various jobs, including as a copygirl for Newsweek in 1956, assistant editor of RWDSU Record (labor newspaper) in 1957, assistant editor of American Hairdresser from 1958- 1960, literary agent from 1960-1961, and publicity manager for Hawthorn Books, Inc. from 1960-1962. In 1950 Wojciechowska married Selden Rodman, also a writer. They had one daughter, Oriana, and divorced in 1957.

In 1952 her first book for children, Market Day for `Ti Andre, was published under the name Maria Rodman. Since then she has published two additional books for adults under this name and seventeen titles for children as Maia Wojciechowska. She also published articles in various magazines and translated an off-Broadway play in 1962. In 1970 she married Richard Larkin and divorced in 1981. Having made her home in Santa Fe, New Mexico for many years, she resided in Mahwah, New Jersey with her adopted daughter Leonora during the 1980s and early 1990s. She recently moved to Laguna Beach, California.

Wojciechowska has been very active in politics. She is concerned with a number of causes from abortion to education. A Roman Catholic, she feels today's morals have decayed and that government has spun a complex web of bureaucracy; these themes are never far from her writing. For several years in the early to mid 1990's, she devoted herself to local politics in Mahwah, New Jersey, running for several offices, including mayor, and serving as a councilwoman and as a member of several committees. As a politician, she was energetic, idealistic, and confrontational.

Wojciechowska's greatest literary accomplishment was winning the John Newbery Medal in 1965 for Shadow of a Bull, which was also named a New York Herald Tribune Children's Spring Book Festival Awards honor book. She was awarded the Deutscher Jugendbuchpreis in 1968.

During the early 1990's, Wojciechowska's brother Chris started a publishing house, Pebble Beach Press. One of his first projects was a series of approximately sixteen children's books to be written by his sister. Each title would begin with the phrase "Dreams of" and deal with a young person's struggle to achieve his or her athletic or professional goals. However, the series was discontinued after publication of the first three titles.

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Scope and Content

The Wojciechowska Papers are arranged into six divisions: Personal Papers; Professional Papers; Published Works; "Dreams of" Series and Pebble Beach Press; Unpublished and Unidentified Works; and Miscellaneous Papers. The material relating to the "Dreams" Series of children's books contains both published and unpublished manuscripts. Each of these divisions is further subdivided into series and subseries, with material usually arranged alphabetically or chronologically. Researchers may find it necessary to cross-reference extensively within the papers. This scope and content note, and "see also" references within the container list, will emphasize some of the intellectual relationships which are not clear from the arrangement.

Overall, the collection is composed largely of correspondence and unpublished works and original materials for published titles. The correspondence is wide- ranging, including very personal letters to friends and family members, queries to agents, publishers, producers, and directors, book contracts and royalty statements, and letters to politicians, religious figures, editors, television stations, and others espousing various causes in which Wojciechowska believed strongly. A good portion of the personal correspondence and miscellaneous material is written in Polish. The bulk of the collection was created from the 1970's through the 1990's.

Wojciechowska's Personal Papers consist of the following series: Autobiographical; Biographical; Photographs; Family Members; Friends and Acquaintances; and Personal Affairs. The Personal Affairs Series is further subdivided into categories indicative of their contents: appointment calendars; art and moving sales; banking and finance records; consumer complaints; investments; medical; real estate; religion; sponsored children and charity work; sports; traffic accidents; violations and litigation; and travel. Within the Family Members Series, Wojciechowska's close relationships with her brother Chris and her adopted daughter Leonora are especially well-documented. Material related to her investigation of a friend's murder (Arline Escobar) is included in the Friends and Acquaintances Series. The Personal Affairs Series documents her many disagreements with and lawsuits against doctors, businesses, and law enforcement agencies. Many of her unpublished books and essays have autobiographical content (especially "The Strength Within" in Series V). Also, her personal religious activities (Series F) and her actions as a religious activist (Series JJ) are closely interrelated.

Wojciechowska's Professional Papers include the following series: Appearances and Fan Mail; Literary Awards, Honors and Competitions; Critical Reviews about Wojciechowska's Works; Business Ventures; Writing Workshops, Classes and Competitions; and Professional Correspondence.

The literary awards material does not include any Newbery Medal items. The writing workshops include assignments, quizzes and research material which provide some insights into Wojciechowska's approach to her craft. Researchers should also refer to the Published Essays (Series Q) and Unpublished Essays (Series Z), wherein Wojciechowska discusses her insights and experiences as an author. Also, much of her opposition to censorship (Series DD) stemmed from a belief that she was a victim of religious discrimination.

The Professional Correspondence Series is further divided into a number of categories: de Grummond and Kerlan Collections; literary agents and attorneys; book publishers; illustrators; film, television and video producers and production companies; entertainers; periodicals and press agencies; and miscellaneous. Correspondence related to a single title has been retained with the title. The material in this series either fails to specify a title, or relates to multiple subjects. Primarily, these are queries, but this series also include royalty statements and other correspondence related to published works.

Note to researchers: Within the container list, both published and unpublished works have been written in bold text. In addition, the titles of published books have been capitalized.

In Published Works, the collection holds materials for books, a television program, and a theatrical work. The eight book titles represented are arranged alphabetically, with the material for each title placed in the probable order in which it was created. For The Bridge to the Other Side, an adaptation of Monika Kotowska's Most Na Druga Strone (1970), the collection holds correspondence between the two, written after publication of the book. The Hollywood Kid (1966) is the story of an aloof and bitter fifteen-year-old who tries to choose between leaving home in order to discover himself or staying with his recently widowed mother, a famous movie actress. For this title the collection holds three typescripts. How God Got Christian Into Trouble is documented with agent and publisher correspondence, contracts, and royalty statements. This children's book tells of what happens when Christian befriends God, who has incarnated himself as a young boy. For The Life and Death of a Brave Bull the collection holds one typescript. This title is the story of the confrontation between a matador and a bull which climaxes a lifetime of courage and pride for both.

The People in His Life is an adult novel about the last days of a fictional author who closely resembles Ernest Hemingway. For this title, the collection contains correspondence, royalty statements, contracts, reviews and publicity material. Some of the material for this title discusses Wojciechowska's brief friendship with Hemingway, based on a mutual appreciation of bullfighting. Shadow of a Bull (1964), for which Wojciechowska won the Newbery Medal, is the story of Manolo Olivar who has to make a decision: to follow in his famous father's shadow and become a bullfighter, or to follow his heart and become a doctor. For this book, the collection holds two typescripts, some proofs, royalty statements and correspondence, and reviews.

The collection holds some correspondence relating to a filmstrip, "Stoned". Also included in the published works is the play, "A Mad Tea Party" (1986). The play was adapted from the Lewis Carroll book and apparently was produced by a school or other children's group. For this title the collection holds a typescript and a dummy of a program. The remaining published works include several articles written by Wojciechowska about various topics, including sports, fashion, writing and beauty; and book and film reviews also written by Wojciechowska.

Material related to the "Dreams of" Series and Pebble Beach Press has been divided into the following categories: The "Dreams of" Series; Published Books in the "Dreams of" Series; Unpublished Books in the "Dreams of" Series; and Books by Other Authors. The first category includes correspondence, reviews and publicity material which don't pertain to a specific title within the series. There is substantial material relating to each of the three published books in the series. For Dreams of Golf, the collection contains correspondence, reviews, publicity material, numerous typescripts, a proof, a dummy, and the typescript of a proposed adaptation for young children. This book describes the efforts of a young Japanese boy to win his father's approval through the game they both love. For Dreams of Soccer, the collection holds correspondence, publicity material, research notes, numerous typescripts, and a proof. The book recounts the history of a Scottish-American family and their love of soccer. Dreams of the Super Bowl describes the friendship and cooperation between two football teammates as they strive to reach the goal indicated by the title. For this book, the collection contains correspondence, typescripts, and a proof. There is material in the collection for three unpublished books in the "Dreams of" series, as well as typescripts of two books by Chris Wojciechowski.

Unpublished and Unidentified Works include notes, typescripts, correspondence and related items, for books, short stories, theatrical works, television programs and films, articles and essays, a board game and a commercial. Of the 28 unpublished book titles held in the collection, "Overkill" by Maia Wojciechowska and her brother, Chris Wojciechowski, is the most monumental. It is a moral tale about Arthur Black, Alison White, and an international incident which eventually leads to the Supreme Court. Research, the sometimes volatile correspondence between the writers, and numerous chapter revisions, amounting to about 1.25 cubic feet, show the development of this novel. The fiction titles include juvenile and adult works, and often reflect Wojciechowska's moral, religious and political views. Two of the books for children, "Angels" and "Raptured" deal with the subject of angels. Another young adult book, "Our Rotten Years," tells the story of an unorthodox teacher and her profound effect on a group of teenagers. One of the children's book scripts, "The Crazy Old Lady and Me" is translated into Spanish. Adult fiction includes "Teeing Off," the story of a woman in crisis who plays an imaginary round of golf through the back yards of a housing development. "Grand Illusions (Debunked)," is a political treatise on the myths and delusions which corrupt the American electorate. "The Strength Within" devotes a chapter to each of the values which the author feels is essential for a righteous, fulfilled existence. Other nonfiction titles reflect Wojciechowska's interest in golf, fitness, and movie production.

Among the four unpublished theatrical works, the best represented is "The Phantom Empress" by Maia Wojciechowska and Selden Rodman, which is a musical based on the lives of Maximillian and Carlotta of Mexico. The collection also includes several proposals for television programs and films and many articles and essays that were not published, as well as a board game and golf commercial. The articles cover many topics, including sports, writing and health issues. Wojciechowska's numerous essays on political topics have been filed with her other Activist Papers. In particular, she wrote frequently on Abortion (Series BB), Censorship (Series DD), Education (Series FF), U.S. Public Affairs (Series II), and Religion (Series JJ).

Wojciechowska's Activist Papers have been divided into eight categories: Arts, Culture and Media, Abortion, Censorship, Child Abuse and Child Custody, Education, Poland, Public Affairs - Laguna Beach, California, Public Affairs - United States, Religion, and Miscellaneous Activist Papers. Each division generally contains correspondence by Wojciechowska on behalf of her cause, responses, letters to editors, clippings related to the subject, articles and essays and notes. The material in the collection (c. 8 cubic feet) which relates to local activism in Mahwah, New Jersey, has been placed at the end of the collection, but hasn't been arranged or described.

Miscellaneous Papers include those which do not fit readily into other categories, generally because their purpose could not be determined, or because their contents cut across a number of categories. These materials include a bound journal, "Maia's Book," containing notes on a diversity of subjects from Polish films to How God Got Christian into Trouble. Another bound journal contains notes on personal finances, as well as notes for the article, "Anatomy of a Condemnation." Also included are typescripts and illustrations for a children's book by Louise Vitellaro and Charles Clayton Tidd, "The Blind Woman of Tee," which Wojciechowska appears to have represented to an agent for them. A second typescript, "I Don't Know If I Should," is for a picture book by David N. Collins and illustrated by Oscar de Mejo. A third typescript is an article, "Learning to Love Reading," by Noel Janis, which acknowledges Wojciechowska's influence.


Related Collections

The de Grummond Collection holds the Charlotte Zolotow Papers (DG1088) (see M. Professional Correspondence - Book Publishers).




Series and Subseries

PERSONAL PAPERS

A. Autobiographical Material (undated)

B. Biographical Material (1962-1985, n.d.)

C. Photographs (undated)

D. Family Members (1938-1997)

Zygmunt Wojciechowski (father) and Zofia Rudakowska Wojciechowska (mother) and Mieczyslaw Rudakowski (grandfather

Zbyszek "Jim" Wojciechowski (brother) and Family

Christopher R. "Chris" Wojciechowski (brother) and Family

Selden "Papini" Rodman (ex-husband) and Family

Oriana "Beebe" Rodman Macrae (daughter) and Family

Leonora Wojciechowska (daughter)

Walcia Grodecka Kuakowska and Andzi Kuakowska (great- aunts)

Zofia (aunt), Marisia and Zebsa Bobakowska

Jody Wojciechowska, Elizabeth R. Wojciechowska and Unidentified Relatives

E. Friends and Acquaintances (1970-1996, n.d.)

F. Personal Affairs (1967-1997, n.d.)

Appointment Calendars

Art and Moving Sales

Banking and Finance Records

Consumer Complaints

Financial Miscellany

Investments

Medical

Real Estate

Religion

Sponsored Children and Other Charity Work

Sports

Taxes

Traffic Accidents, Violations and Litigation

Travel

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS

G. Appearances and Fan Mail (1982-1996, n.d.)

H.Literary Awards and Honors (1980-1990, n.d.)

I. Critical Reviews about Wojciechowska (1980-1984, n.d.)

J. Promotional Items (1984, n.d.)

K. Business Ventures (1982-1996, n.d.)

L. Writing Workshops, Classes and Contests (1982-1996, n.d.)

M. Professional Correspondence (1959-1997, n.d.)

de Grummond and Kerlan Collections

Agents and Attorneys

Book Publishers

Illustrators

Film, Television and Video Producers, Directors and Production Companies

Entertainers

Periodicals and Press Agencies

Miscellaneous Professional Correspondence

PUBLISHED WORKS

N. Books (1964-1996)

O. Filmstrip (1980-1994)

"Stoned"

P. Theatrical Work (1986, n.d.)

"The Mad Tea Party"

Q.Articles by Wojciechowska and Related Items (1959-c.1993, n.d.)

AMERICAN HAIRDRESSER

Book Reviews

Movie Reviews

"The Same Old Hatred, Only More Deadly Now"

Articles on Writing

Miscellaneous Articles

"DREAMS OF" SERIES AND PEBBLE BEACH PRESS

R. "Dreams of" Series (1992-1995, n.d.)

S. Published Works in the "Dreams of" Series (1990-1995, n.d.)

T. Unpublished Works in the "Dreams of" Series (1993, n.d.)

U. Other Works Published by Pebble Beach Press (1994-1996, n.d.)

UNPUBLISHED AND UNIDENTIFIED WORKS

V. Books (1976-1996, n.d.)

W. Short Stories (undated)

X.Theatrical Works (1979-1996, n.d.)

Y.Television Programs and Films (1983-1994, n.d.)

Z.Articles and Essays (1986-1996, n.d.)

AA.Miscellaneous Writings (1989-1992, n.d.)

ACTIVIST PAPERS

BB.Abortion (1979-1996, n.d.)

CC.Arts, Culture and Media (1982-1996)

DD.Censorship (1989-1996, n.d.)

EE. Child Abuse and Child Custody (1980-1996, n.d.)

FF.Education (1980-1996, n.d.)

GG.Poland (1981-1995, n.d.)

HH.Public Affairs - Laguna Beach, California (1996, n.d.)

II.Public Affairs - United States (1981-1996, n.d.)

JJ.Religion (1986-1997, n.d.)

MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS

KK. Miscellaneous Papers (1959-1990, n.d.)

LL. Writings by Other Authors (1985-1991, n.d.)

MM. Public Affairs - Mahwah, New Jersey

DECEMBER 1997 ACCESSION

NN. Published Books

OO. Unpublished or Unidentified Books

PP. Television Programs

QQ. Articles

RR. Professional Papers

SS. Personal Papers


Box Inventory


    Box/Folder 

PERSONAL PAPERS

A. Autobiographical Material

1/1 Typescript for Something about the Author, undated, pp. 1-32. 1/2 Page proofs for Something about the Author, undated, 10 pp. 1/3 Articles and essays of an autobiographical nature, undated, 16 items. Miscellaneous typescript pages, undated, 4 pp.

B. Biographical Material

1/4 Correspondence, 8 items Articles about and interviews with Wojciechowska, 1962-1985, n.d., 20 items.

C. Photographs

1/5 - 7 Black and white photographs, color photographs, color slides, and black and white contact sheet, 1/5 of Wojciechowska, Leonora Wojciechowska, Barbara Norris, and from "A Single Light," undated, 6 items; 1/6 of [Haitian] scenery and unidentified persons, undated, 18 items; 1/7 of unidentified persons, undated, 9 items.

D. Family Members (1938-1997)

Zygmunt Wojciechowski (father) and Zofia Rudakowska Wojciechowska (mother) and Mieczyslaw Rudakowski (grandfather)

1/8 Hotel receipt, curriculum vitae, newsletter clippings, military decorations, and biographical typescript relating to Zygmunt Wojciechowski, 1938-1988, 5 items.

Envelope, newspaper clippings, certificate, list of donated books, and 3 biographical typescripts relating to Zofia Rudakowska Wojciechowska, 1981-1987, n.d., 8 items.

Photocopy of political tract written by Mieczyslaw Rudakowski, letter about Mieczyslaw Rudakowski, family tree, 2 items.

Christopher R. "Chris" Wojciechowski (brother) and Family 1/9 Articles by and about Christopher R. Wojciechowski, letters to editors, correspondence, 1960, 1985-1989, 14 items. 2/1 Personal correspondence and letters to the editor, 1990-1997, 40 items. 2/2 Business correspondence and legal documents, 1990-1996, 23 items. [see also material on Pebble Beach Press, Series R-U] Zybszek "Jim" Wojciechowski and Family 2/3 Correspondence and clippings, 1984-1996, 20 items. Selden "Papini" Rodman (ex-husband) and Family 2/4 Typescript poem "Toledo," clippings, correspondence, 1982- 1996, n.d., 27 items. 2/5 Art exhibit brochures and catalogs, 9 items. [See also U. Other Works Published by Pebble Beach Press and X. Unpublished Theatrical Works -- "The Phantom Empress"]. Oriana "Beebe" Rodman Macrae (daughter) and Family 2/6 Correspondence and art exhibit brochure, 1981-1993, n.d., 33 items. Leonora Wojciechowska (daughter) 2/7 Acting materials, 1982-1986, n.d., 6 items. 2/8 Class assignments, high school, 1983-1990, 39 items. 3/1 Class assignments, high school, undated, 12 items. 3/2 Class assignments, college, undated, 3 items. 3/3 Court cases, 1995-1996, 7 items. 3/4 Drawings, undated, 9 items. 3/5 Financial correspondence, credit card statements, 5 items. 3/6-3/8 Personal correspondence, 3/6 1984-1989, 20 items. 3/7 1990-1996, 28 items. 3/8 Undated, 93 items. 3/9 School handbook and curriculum guide, 1986-1988, 2 items. [Possibly used by Wojciechowska for education activism] Walcia Grodecka Kuakowska and Andzia Kuakowska (great-aunts) 3/10 Biographical essay, 2 versions, 1989, 2 items. Zofia (aunt), Marisia and Zebsa Bobakowskie 3/11 Correspondence and genealogy, 1981-1987, 4 items. Jody Wojciechowska, Elizabeth R. Wojciechowska, and Unidentified Relatives 3/12 Correspondence and poetry folio, 1982-1995, n.d., 9 items.

E. Friends and Acquaintances (1970-1996)

3/13 Eugenie Abromowicz, 1988, 1 item. 4/1 Rolf Adamonski, 1990, 1 item. 4/2 Jim Allen, undated, 3 items. 4/3 Beverly Almond, 1985, 1 item. 4/4 Jerzy Andrzejewski, 1986-1990, 6 items. 4/5 Marua Babcic, undated, 1 item. 4/6-7 Linton H. Baldwin, 4/6 1983-1994, n.d. 14 items; 4/7 Postcards, 43 items. [See also: X. Unpublished Theatrical Works - "The Phantom Empress"] 4/8 Samuel B. Ballen, 1983-1996, n.d., 38 items. 4/9 Chuck Barris, 1995-1996, n.d., 13 items. -- Marion Dane Bauer, 1996, 2 items [removed to Vertical File for Marion Dane Bauer]. 4/11 Frank and Shena Bourgholtzer, 1981, 1988-1996, n.d., 10 items. -- Robert Boyar, 1983. [See: X. Unpublished Theatrical Works - "The Phantom Empress"] 4/12 Richard Bradford, 1986-1991, 11 items. 4/13 Richard Burton, 1 item. 4/14 Richard Creamer, 1995, 1 item. 4/15 Sarah P. Danzig, 1988, 1 item. 4/16 Anna Debska, 1987, 1988, 6 items. 4/17 Lyle Dorsett, 1986, 1 item. 4/18-4/19 Arline Escobar, 1977-1980, 4/18 Correspondence, memos and clippings, concerning the murder of Arline Escobar (including Wojciechowska's theories on the death, and ideas for a potential book or article), 18 items.

4/19 Handwritten notes concerning murder, 18 items. 4/20 Cathy Fallon, 1986, 1 item. 4/21 Peter Thomas Fisher, 1984, 1 item. 4/22 Ken and Joanne Ford, 1989, 1 item. 4/23 Monsignor Ford, undated, 2 items. 4/23 Jack Frost and Mrs. John Frost, 1988-1996, 4 items. 4/24 Gary Fountain, 1990, 1 item. 4/25 Diane Skouras Fowler, 1982-1984, 4/26 Jermel Fryer, 1988, 1 item. 4/27 Waclaw Gazinski, 1989, 2 items. 5/1 Julian Gloag, 1986, 1 item. 5/2 Larry Gottlieb, 1989, 1 item. 5/3 Carol W. Green, 1984, 2 items. 5/4 Neil Grossman, undated, 1 microcassette. 5/5 Alodia Grujczowa, 1981, 1985, 2 items. -- Brooks Jones, 1984. [See: Unpublished Works - Theatrical Works - "The Phantom Empress]

5/6 Gregory Hemingway, undated, 3 items. 5/7 Valerie Hunken, 1989-1990, 2 items. 5/8 Stanislaw Jordanowski, 1989, n.d., 2 items. 5/9 Carl Kaditus, 1970, 1991, 3 items. 5/10 Elizabeth Kellogg, 1972, n.d., 3 items. 5/11 Stu Kellogg, undated, 1 item. 5/12 Sidney Kingsley, 1995, n.d., 2 items. 5/13 Galway Kinnel, undated, 1 item. 5/14 Seymour Krim, 1989, 1 item. 5/15 Marysio Ksiezopolska, 1990, 1 item. 5/16 Rico Lebrun, photographs of animation sketches, 7 items. 5/17 Seymour Leichman, 1982, 1988, 1991, n.d., 4 items. 5/18 Bob Ligte, 1989, 1 item. 5/19 Gene Lucero, 1982, 1 item. {See also: X. Unpublished Theatrical Works - "The Phantom Empress"] 5/20 Professor Maleszewski, 1988, 1 item. 5/21 Wojciech Marcinkiewicz, 1989, 1990, n.d., 4 items. 5/22 Samantha Jane Miller, 1986, 1 item. 5/23 Leonidas Ossetynski, 1984, 1 item. 5/24 Sarah Palfrey, 1988, 1 item. 5/25 Karen A. Pease, 1989, 2 items. 5/26 John Phipps, 1987, 2 items. Enclosures: 4 photographs. 5/27 Shelton Root, 1986, 1 item. 5/28 Beverly Rosenstein, 1986, 1 item. 5/29 Sydney S., 1989, 1 item. 5/30 Jo Saunder, undated, 1 item. 5/31 Father Schauer, 1981, 1982, 2 items. 5/31 David Schemerhorn, 1986-1990, n.d., 3 items. 5/32 Cindy Schwartstein, 1995, 1996, 2 items 5/33 Szczerbinska, Danuta, 1987, 1 item. 5/34 Pawel Spiewak, 1981, 1 item. [See also: Activism - Poland] 5/35 D. B. Jacek, Danuba and Basia Szczerbinsky, 1987, 1988, n.d., 4 items. 5/36 Linda Teaboukao, 1986, 1 item. 5/37 Larry Tisch, 1990, 1 item. 5/38 Adam Ulam, 1987, n.d. 2 items. 5/39 Adolphus Von Gontard, 1981, 1 item. 5/40 Florence Wannamaker, 1995-1996, n.d., 14 items. 5/41 Miscellaneous, arranged by surname, 14 items. 5/42 Miscellaneous, arranged by first name (no surname indicated), 36 items.

5/43 Miscellaneous, Polish language, 1990-1996, n.d., 18 items. 5/44 Unidentified/illegible, 1986-1990, 9 items.

F. Personal Affairs (1967-1997, n.d.)

Appointment Calendars 6/1 - 8 Calendars, 1986-1989, 4 items. 6/1 1986, 1 item. 6/2 1987, 1 item. 6/3 1988, 1 item. 6/4 1989, 1 item. 6/5 1990-1992, 9 items. 6/6 1993-1994, 8 items. Art and Moving Sales 7/1 Correspondence, 1974, 1982-1987, 18 items. Awards, Honors and Competitions 7/2 Certificates, clippings and correspondence relating to sports and activism, 1988-1990, 8 items. Banking and Financial Records 7/3 Bank book, bank statements, credit reports, insurance bills, and correspondence, 1967-1996, 34 items. -- Balance sheets, with budgets and expenditures, 1989-1993 [removed to Box 6, folder 9] Consumer Complaints 7/4-7/5 Hampshire Securities/The Stamford Company, correspondence, account statements, 1992-1995, n.d., 85 items. 7/6 Mountain View Dodge and Mahwah Sunoco, invoices, check and correspondence, 1988, 1989, 3 items. 7/7 Roberts Oldsmobile, correspondence, 1987-1988, 4 items. 7/8 Trans/World Airlines, correspondence, 1989, 3 items. 7/9 Trust Company of New Jersey, 1982, 10 items. 7/10 Miscellaneous consumer complaints, correspondence, 1986- 1994, 26 items. Investments 7/11 Account statements, 1982-1991, 40 items. Medical 8/1-8/2 Correspondence, invoices, and complaints, 8/1 1982-1991, c. 40 items. 8/2 1992-1996, n.d., c. 35 items. Real Estate 8/3-8/10 Correspondence, notes, and documents, 8/3 1974, 1 item. 8/4 1981-1982, 20 items. 8/5 1984-1985, 15 items. 8/6 1987-1990, 11 items. 8/7 1991-1997, 21 items. 8/8 undated, 35 items. 8/9 Tax assessment and appeal, 1987-1992, n.d., 13 items. 8/10 Home improvement project, 1994-1995, 28 items. Religion 9/1 - 4 Contrafraternity of Christian Doctrine class, 9/1 Correspondence, 1989-1990, n.d., 11 items. 9/2 Assignments, literature, memoranda and notes, 1988, 1989, n.d., 11 items. 9/3 Homework by students, 16 items. 9/4 Attendance register, homework assignments, tests, and homework by students, in folder, 37 items. 9/5-9/7 Correspondence, 9/5 Father Gary Castor, 1995-1996, n.d., 28 items. 9/6 Father Stephen Duffin, 1995-1996, n.d., 26 items. 9/7 Miscellaneous, 1981-1996, n.d., 27 items. 9/8 "Public Confession," 31 August 1996, 13 pp. Notes, 12 items. Newsletters, 3 items. Sponsored Children and Other Charity Work 10/1 Correspondence, 1990-1996, 13 items. Sponsored children; correspondence, clipping, essay contest entry, photographs, 1984, 1992-1993, n.d., 9 items. Sports 10/2 Correspondence, clippings, miscellany, 1988-1996, n.d., 26 items. Bullfight posters, 1969, 2 items. Taxes and Budgets 10/3-10/5 Tax returns, budgets, lists of assets and liabilities, 76 items, 10/3 1977-1981. 10/4 1983-1986. 10/5 1987-1991, n.d. Traffic Accidents, Violations, and Litigation 10/6 Correspondence and notes, 1987, 1988, 9 items. 10/7 Correspondence, 1989-1990, 12 items. 11/1 Correspondence and court documents, 1996, n.d., 31 items. 11/2 Correspondence, newspaper clipping, note, and "A Brief Against Municipal Courts," undated, 7 items. [see also Z. Unpublished Articles and Essays "When the Law Runs Afoul of You"] Travel 11/3 Railway pass receipts, airline ticket stubs, visa application, notes, and related items, 1966, 1984-1988, n.d., 19 items.

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS

G. Appearances and Fan Mail

11/4 Correspondence, 1982-1986, 15 items. 11/5 Fan mail from students of Wood Park School, New York, 1986, 45 items. 11/6 Correspondence, 1987-1989, 24 items. 11/7 Fan mail from students of Saudi Arabian International School, 1989, 14 items. 11/8 Correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1990, 28 items. 11/9 Fan mail from Alpena, Michigan, 1991, 21 items. Fan mail from Orovada, Nevada, 1992, 5 items. 11/10 Correspondence, 1991-1993, 19 items. 11/11 Fan mail from La Farge, Wisconsin, 1994, 5 items. Fan mail from Woodside Avenue School, New Jersey, 1994 -1995, 10 items. 11/12 Correspondence, 1994-1996, n.d., 34 items. Form responses to fan mail, 2 items. 11/13 Correspondence with lecture agencies, 1985-1994, 11 items.

H. Literary Awards and Honors

12/1 Certificates, correspondence, broadsides, and newsletter regarding awards, honors and competitions in literature and the arts, 1980-1990, n.d., 15 items.

I. Critical Reviews about Wojciechowska

12/2 Newspaper and magazine clippings and typescripts, 1962, 1980- v 1984, n.d., 12 items.

J. Promotional Items

12/3 Newspaper and magazine clippings, Westminster Press fall 1984 Books for Young Readers, press releases, advertisements, 1980-1985, n.d., 47 items.

K. Business Ventures

12/4 Business proposals, 1982-1996, 8 items. "Maia Productions"; correspondence, notice of zoning violation, clippings, legal documents, 1980-1987, n.d., 21 items.

L. Writing Workshops, Classes and Contests (1980-1996, n.d.)

12/5 Correspondence and clippings, 1980-1990, n.d., 62 items. 12/6 Children's creativity workshop, and concepts for children's television show, 1983, 15 items. 12/7 Artists in the School Program, New Jersey Council on the Arts, 1985-1990, n.d., 19 items. 12/8 Course in children's book writing, c. 1986-1987, 12 items. 12/9 Workshop on "Writing Non-Fiction," 1987, 4 items. 12/10 Memoranda to students, 1986-1987, n.d., 27 items. 12/11 Class roster and workshop evaluations, undated, 22 items. 13/1 Research for teaching writing classes, undated, 10 items. 13/2 Teaching materials, 11 items. 13/3 Printed literature on classes and conferences, 1986-1990, n.d.. 13/4 Ramapough Indian Nation literary contest, 1996, 7 items. MAIA Award, 1995, 1 item.

M. Professional Correspondence (1959-1997)

de Grummond and Kerlan Collections 13/5 1966-1996, n.d., 21 items. Agents and Attorneys 13/6 Destiny de la Cerda and Associates, 1983-1986, n.d., 7 items. 13/7 Andrew "Andy" Ettinger, 1983-1988, n.d., 9 items. 13/8 Bertha Klausner International Literary Agency, 1990-1993, n.d., 41 items. 13/9 Ellen Levine Literary Agency, 1983-1986, n.d., 12 items. 13/10 Scott Meredith Literary Agency, 1981-1996, 15 items. 13/11 Susan Schulman Literary Agency, 1987-1988, 1996, 29 items. 13/12 Gunther Stuhlman, 1980-1994, n.d., 47 items. 13/13 Carl L. Zanger, attorney, 1982-1988, n.d., 14 items. 14/1-14/2 Miscellaneous agents, 14/1 1982-1990, 71 items. 14/2 1990-1997, n.d., 44 items. Book Publishers 14/3 Harper and Row/Harper Collins, correspondence and royalty statements, 1952, 1983-1990, 30 items. Includes correspondence with Charlotte Zolotow

14/4-14/5 Miscellaneous publishers, 14/4 1971-1982, 20 items. 14/5 1984-1990, 63 items. 14/6 1991, 53 items. 14/7 1992-1996, n.d., 54 items. Illustrators 15/1 Cheryl Briard, 1985, 1 item. Steven Kellogg, 1987, 1988, 2 items. Alvin Smith, 1984, 2 items. Film, Television and Video Producers, Directors, Actors and Production Companies 15/2 1979-1995, 67 items. Entertainers and Celebrities 15/3 1987-1996, 7 items. Periodicals and Press Agencies 15/4 1959, 1982-1997, nd., 94 items. Miscellaneous Professional Correspondence 15/5 1977-1990, n.d., 15 items. 15/6 1991-1996, n.d., 18 items. 15/7 Grant and fellowship application letters, 1990-1996, 8 items. 15/8 Correspondence with or about other authors, 1982-1993, n.d., 8 items. PUBLISHED WORKS

N. Books (1964-1996, n.d.)

THE BRIDGE TO THE OTHER SIDE / MOST NA DRUGA STRONE by Monika Kotowska, translated by Maia Wojciechowska (Doubleday: Garden City, 1970). 16/1 Typescript, 1972, 3 pp. Correspondence, 1981, 3 items. DON'T PLAY DEAD, BEFORE YOU HAVE TO! by Maia Wojciechowska [see OO. Writings by Other Authors] "DREAMS OF..." SERIES [See S. Published Works in "Dreams" Series]. THE HOLLYWOOD KID by Maia Wojciechowska (New York: Harper & Row, 1966). 16/2-16/3 Typescript, "first draft," edited, 16/2 Front matter and pp. 1-54. 16/3 pp. 55-107. 16/4-16/7 Typescript, "second draft," edited, 16/4 Front matter and chapters 1-2, pp. 1-41. 16/5 Chapters 3-5, pp. 41A-89. 16/6 Chapters 6-7, pp. 90-131. 16/7 Chapters, 8-11, pp. 132-185. 16/8 - 12 Typescript, carbon, "fifth draft but not final," 16/8 Front matter and chapters 1-3, pp. 1-39. 16/9 Chapters 4-5, pp. 40-73. 16/10 Chapters 6-7, pp. 74-108. 16/11 Chapters 8-9, pp. 109-130. 16/12 Chapters 10-11, pp. 131-148. HOW GOD GOT CHRISTIAN INTO TROUBLE by Maia Wojciechowska, illustrated by Les Gray (Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1984). 16/13 Correspondence and reviews, 1985-1993, n.d., 21 items. 16/14 Contracts, 1984, 2 items. Royalty statements, 1984-1993, 12 items. Press releases, 3 items. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A BRAVE BULL by Maia Wojciechowska (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1972). 17/1 Typescript, "original carbon," edited, pp. 1-19. THE PEOPLE IN HIS LIFE by Maia Rodman (New York: Stein and Day, 1980) 17/2 Correspondence, 1980-1993, n.d., 44 items. Royalty statements, 1982-1993, 9 items. 17/3 Contract with Book of the Month Club, 1980, 4 pp.; contract with Koch/Kirkwood Productions, 45 pp.; libel/slander insurance, 1 item. 17/4 Press releases and publicity material, 17 items. 17/5 Reviews, articles, 51 items. THE ROTTEN YEARS by Maia Wojciechowska (Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1971). 17/6 Typescript, "excerpt," 8 pp. SHADOW OF A BULL by Maia Wojciechowska, drawings by Alvin Smith (New York: Atheneum, 1964). 17/7 Correspondence, 1985-1996, 64 items. 17/8 Reviews, publicity, 10 items. 18/1 Royalty statements, 1988-1993, 78 items. 18/2 - 4 Typescript, carbon, edited, 18/2 Front matter and chapters 1-6, pp. 1-44. 18/3 Chapters 7-9, pp. 45-81. 18/4 Chapters 10-15, pp. 82-112, and end matter, pp. 1-8. 18/5 Typescript, photocopy, 5 pp. Photocopies of printed book with passages highlighted, front matter and pp. 1-165, irregular pagination. A SINGLE LIGHT by Maia Wojciechowska (New York: Harper & Row, 1968). 18/6 Correspondence, 1985-1995, 37 items. Royalty statements, 1983-1991, 5 items. Publishing contract and cover letter, 1993, 1 item. Cover letter and typescript of chapter 19, 6 pp. Printed page of television listing, New York, 24 September 1984, 1 p.

O. Films (1980-1994)

18/7 Correspondence and royalty statements, 1980-1994, 7 items.

P.Theatrical Works (1986, n.d.)

"A Mad Tea Party" from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, conceived by Charlotte Sambraus, adapted by Maia Wojciechowska, circa 1986. 18/8 Manuscript note, 1 p. Typescript, pp. 1-11. Dummy of program, 3 July 1986, 1 p.

Q.Articles by Wojciechowska and Related Items (1959-c.1993)

AMERICAN HAIRDRESSER 18/9 Unbound proofs, page proofs and clippings, written and/or edited, or presumably written and/or edited by Maia Rodman, assistant editor, 1959-1960, 15 items.

Book Reviews 19/1 Press releases, "News from Hawthorne Books," 1962, 15 items. 19/2 Typescript and printed reviews, 1962, 1982, n.d., 4 items. Film Reviews 19/3 Correspondence, 1988, n.d., 2 items. Typescript and printed reviews, c. 1982-1983, n.d., 18 items. "The Same Old Hatred, Only More Deadly Now," included in Sarajevo: An Anthology for Bosnian Relief (Elgin, IL: Elgin Community College, 1993). 19/4 Correspondence, 6 items. Typescript, 4 pp. Articles on Writing (Essays Published in The Writer Magazine) 19/5 "Exercising Your Creative Muscles," Correspondence, 1990, 1 item. Typescript, 2 versions, 10 pp. 19/6 "Random Thoughts on Writing Fiction" Correspondence, 1990, 6 items. Cover letter and edited typescript, 1990, 7 pp. Typescript, 4 pp. Photocopy of printed article, 1 p. 19/7 "What I Teach In Creative Writing Classes" Correspondence, 1987, 5 items. Cover letter and typescript, edited, 1987, 9 pp. 19/8 Other Articles on Writing Correspondence and photocopies of printed articles, 8 items. Miscellaneous Articles 19/9 Printed pages and clippings about fashion, beauty, sports, politics, 1959-1962 and 1979-1989, n.d., 15 items. "DREAMS OF" SERIES AND PEBBLE BEACH PRESS

R. "Dreams of" Series by Maia Wojciechowska (1992-1995, n.d.)

20/1-20/3 Correspondence, reviews, publicity material, 20/1 1992-1993, 11 items. 20/2 1994, 37 items. 20/3 1995, n.d., 39 items. 20/4 Publicity notebook, 24 items. 20/5 Publicity material, press releases, 15 items. Publisher's catalog. Book jacket proposals, 2 items. 20/6 Articles and reviews, 6 items.

S. Published Works in "Dreams of" Series (1990-1995, n.d.)

DREAMS OF GOLF by Maia Wojciechowska, illustration by A.K. Karsky (pseudonym for Chris Wojciechowski) (Pebble Beach, CA: Pebble Beach Press, 1993). 20/7 Correspondence, publicity material, 1990-1994, n.d., 13 items. 20/8 Typescript, "1st draft"; front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1-47. 20/9 Typescript, edited by Chris Wojciechowski, pp. 1-46. 21/1 Typescript, 6 pp. Typescript, 41 pp. 21/2 Typescript, 41 pp. 21/3 Typescript, 41 pp. Typescript, glossary, 2 copies. 21/4 Proof, front matter, 1 p., and pp. 1-17. 21/5 Dummy, 24 pp. 21/6 Book jacket, 1 item. 21/7 Typescript, "Dreams of Golf for Kids," 11 pp. DREAMS OF SOCCER by Maia Wojciechowska (Pebble Beach, CA: Pebble Beach Press, 1993). 21/8 Correspondence, publicity material, 1993-1994, 21 items. 21/9 Research notebook, 38 pp. 21/10 Research notes and clippings, 43 items. 21/11 Typescript outline, 2 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 2 copies, 10 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 12 pp. Typescript, chapter 2, 12 pp. Typescript, chapter 4, 5 pp. Typescript, chapter 4, 7 pp. Typescript, corrections, chapter 6, 3 pp. Glossary, 3 versions, 8 pp. Typescript, 5 pp. 22/1 Typescript, chapters 1-3, 27 pp. 22/2 Typescript, chapters 1-6, 51 pp. 22/3 Typescript, edited, dated 20 April 1994, chapters 1-6 and glossary, pp. 1-59. 22/4 Typescript, 21 April 1994, chapters 1-6. 22/5 Typescript, 3 May 1994, chapters 1-2. 22/6 Typescript, edited, 8 May 1994, chapters 1-5, pp. 1-57. 22/7 Proof, 92 pp. DREAMS OF THE SUPER BOWL by Maia Wojciechowska, illustrated by A.K. Karsky (Pebble Beach, CA: Pebble Beach Press, 1993). 22/8 Contract, 9 pp. Correspondence, publicity material, reviews, 1993-1995, 21 items. 22/9 Typescript outlines, 4 versions, 13 pp. Typescript, "first draft," chapter 1, 8 pp. 22/10 Typescript, chapters 1-5, 40 pp. 23/1 Typescript, chapters 1-4, 37 pp. Typescript, chapter 2, 5 pp. 23/2 Bound proof, 80 pp.

S. Unpublished Works in "Dreams of" Series (1993, n.d.)

"Dreams of Being a Teacher" 23/3 Typescript, "1st draft," chapter 1, 17 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 17 pp. "Dreams of Fashion" *23/4 Correspondence, research notes, 15 items. 23/5 Typescript, front matter, 4 pp., and chapter 1, 6 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 8 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 4 pp. Typescript, chapter 2, 8 pp. Typescript, chapter 4, 23 pp. Typescript, chapter 4, 19 pp. Typescript, chapter 6, 9 pp. Typescript, chapter 6, 9 pp. 23/6 Typescript, chapters 2-6, 71 pp. "Dreams of Wimbledon" 23/7 Typescript, front matter, 3 pp., chapter 1, 7 pp., and chapter 8, 13 pp. 23/8 Typescript, chapters 1-6, 44 pp. 24/1 Typescript, edited, dated 17 August 1993, chapters 1-8, pp. 1-64, and glossary, 2 pp. 24/2 Correspondence, 1 item. Typescript, front matter, 4 pp., and chapters 1-8, pp. 1-44. 24/3 Typescript, chapters 1-8. 24/4 Illustrations, photocopies, 8 items. Notes, press release, 3 items.

S. Works by Other Authors (1994-1996, n.d.)

THE WHITEWATER TIDAL WAVE: WHY EVERY AMERICAN TAXPAYER IS AFFECTED by A. K. Karsky (pseudonym of Chris Wojciechowska) (Pebble Beach, CA: Pebble Beach Press, 1995). 24/5 Correspondence, publicity material, 1995-1996, n.d., 31 items. 24/6 Typescript, photocopy, front matter, 10 pp., chapters 1-7, pp. 1- 82, and back matter, 4 pp. Typescript, pp. 65-80. "Pebble Beach: A True Story," by A. K. Karsky (pseudonym of Chris Wojciechowska) 24/7 Correspondence, 1994, 3 items. 24/8-24/9 Typescript, 24/8 Front matter, 7 pp., and part I, pp. 1-129. 24/9 Part II, 36 pp. Books by Selden Rodman and Jack Frost 25/1 Correspondence, publicity material, 11 items. UNPUBLISHED AND UNIDENTIFIED WORKS

V. Books (1976-1996, n.d.)

"Angels," a picture book text by Maia Wojciechowska. 25/2 Notes, 2 items. Correspondence, 1990-1991, 4 items. Typescript, "first or early version," pp. 1-17. Typescript, "second (or later) version," pp. 1-16. 25/3 Typescript, "Oriana's corrections" with note to Hugh Macrae, May 1989, pp. 1-21. Typescript, "fourth draft finished before Beebe's corrections," May 1981, pp. 1-18. 25/4 Typescript, pp. 1-7. Typescript, pp. 1-7. Typescript, pp. 1-7. 25/5 Typescript, 7 pp. Typescript, 7 pp. 25/6 Typescript outline, 13 April 1990, 11 p.. Typescript outline, 4 pp. "The Answer," a novel by M. T. Korab [Maia Wojciechowska]. 25/7 Typescript, title page and outline, 6 pp. "Changing" 25/8 Correspondence, 1991, 1 item. Typescript, "first draft," 3 copies, 16 pp. Typescript, "second draft," 4 pp. "A Country for the Eighties: Poland and Its People" 25/9 Typescript, "selling points," 2 copies, 26 pp. "The Crazy Old Lady and Me / La Vieja Chiflade Y Yo" by Maia Wojciechowska, translated by Abelardo Delbado. 25/10 Correspondence, 1984-1991, 8 items. Typescript, 6 pp. Typescript, 6 pp. Typescript, 5 pp. Typescript, 6 pp. Typescript and letter, 6 pp. 25/11 Typescript, photocopy, with notes to the editor and suggestions for illustrations, 19 pp. Typescript, [removed from notebook], 19 pp. 25/12 Typescript, 3 pp. Typescript, photocopy, notes to illustrator, 3 pp. Preliminary illustration, pencil, 1 item [Oversize item, stored in Box 6, Folder 7] Illustrations, photocopies, 2 items. [Oversize items, stored in Box 6, Folder 8] "Dead Celebrities on Sex and Dieting," by M. T. Korab 26/1 Typescript, proposal, 1 p. "The Director," a novel by Maia Wojciechowska. 26/2 Correspondence, 1988-1992, 11 items. Typescript outlines, 5 versions, 37 pp. 26/3 Typescript, "early draft," 26/4 Chapters 1-3, 72 pp. Chapters 4-9, 75 pp. 26/5 Typescript, edited, front matter, 3 pp., and pp. 1-71. 26/6 Typescript, minor editing, pp. 25-50, pp. 68-117. "Eccentricity," by Maia Wojciechowska, 26/7 Typescript, front matter, 5 pp. Correspondence in reply to newspaper query, 1994, n.d., 18 items. "The Enchanted Stable," a novel for ages 10 and up by Maia Wojciechowska. 26/8-26/9 Typescript, photocopy, "first draft," 26/8 Front matter and chapters 1-3, pp. 1-65. 26/9 Chapters 4-8, pp. 66-136. 27/1-27/4 Typescript, edited, with inserts, 27/1 Front matter and chapters 1-3, pp. 1-45. 27/2 Chapters 4-6, pp. 46-95. 27/3 Chapters 7-9, pp. 96-123. 27/4 Chapters 10-12, pp. 124-156. "Free Ride" 27/5 Correspondence, 1 item; typescript outline, 2 pp. "From Duffer to Golfer in 10 Easy Steps" by Maia Wojciechowska and Maria [last name unknown]. 27/6 Correspondence, undated, 2 pp. "Fulton County Blues," a novel by Maia Wojciechowska. 27/7 Typescript, "first draft," edited, front matter and pp. 1-14. "Going After the Bad Guys," by [Maia Wojciechowska]. 27/8 Typescript outline for sequel to "Going after the Devil" ["Overkill"]. "The Golden Calf Gang" by Maia Rodman 27/9 Typescript outline, 3 pp. "The Good and the Evil," by Maia Rodman 27/10 Typescript outline, 15 pp. "Golf: Self Taught," and "Tennis: Self Taught" 27/11 Correspondence, 1 item; typescript synopsis, 4 pp. "Grand Illusions (Debunked)" 27/12 Correspondence, 1994, 7 items. Typescript outline, edited, "1st draft," 5 pp. Typescript outline, 3 copies, 9 pp. Typescript outline, 3 copies, 15 pp. Typescript, 1st chapter, 16 pp. Typescript, 1st chapter, 20 pp. Typescript, 1st chapter, 18 pp. Typescript, 1st chapter, 9 pp. "The Greening of Haiti" by Maia Wojciechowska. 27/13 Typescript, pp. 1-19. "Growing with Your Children" 28/1 Correspondence, 1988, 1 item. Typescript, front matter, 4 pp., and chapters 1-16, 155 pp. "How Does Your Garden Grow?" by Maia Wojciechowska for ages 10 and up. 28/2 Typescript, front matter and introduction, 4 pp. "Like the Pope in His Popemobile" 28/3 Typescript outline, edited, 2 copies, 24 pp. "Lisa" by Maia Rodman. 28/4 Correspondence, 1990-1991, 25 items. Typescript outline, 15 July 1990, 2 pp. Typescript outline, 20 July 1990, 2 pp. Typescript outline, 2 copies, 8 pp. Typescript outline, "earlier draft," pp. 1-7. Typescript outline, 13 pp. Typescript, "first revision," chapter 1, pp. 1-14. Typescript, "first draft," chapter 5, pp. 1-7. Typescript, chapter 7, 5 pp. Typescript, chapter 7, 19 pp. "Loosing" 28/5 Typescript outline, 2 versions, 11 pp. "Martin Luther King: A Life Dedicated to Nonviolent Change" by Maia Wojciechowska 28/6 Typescript, "1st draft," 16 pp. Typescript, "1st draft," 16 pp. "A Movie Producer's Book of Ideas" by Maia Wojciechowska. 28/7 Typescript, introduction, 3 pp. "1999," a novel by Maia Rodman. 28/8 Typescript outline, "original," 3 pp. Typescript outline, "revised," 2 copies, 10 pp. Front matter, 4 pp. "Not Being Afraid of the Unknown" 28/9 Correspondence, 1992-1993, 4 items. Cover letter and typescript, 15 December 1992, 11 pp. Cover letter and typescript, 1 February 1993, 11 pp. Typescript, 2 copies, 20 pp. "Our Rotten Years," 29/1 Correspondence, 1996, 3 items; notes, 1 item. Typescript, chapter 9, 2 versions, 18 pp. 29/2 Typescript, "earlier draft," chapters 1-6, 9-11, 68 pp., and afterward, 5 pp. 29/3 Typescript, "not final draft," chapters 2, 7-11, 50 pp., and afterward, 5 pp. 29/4-29/5 Typescript, 29/4 Preface, 5 pp., and chapters 1-3, 44 pp. 29/5 Chapters 4-8, 40 pp. "Overkill" / "Going after the Devil" / "Bullshit, USA" / "Up" / "Before the Cock Crows" / "City of Man" [and other working titles] by Maia Wojciechowska and Chris Wojciechowski. 30/1-30/2 Notes, 30/1 Undated, 20 items. 30/2 Undated, 19 items. 30/3-30/5 Research materials, 30/3 1965-1986, 9 items. 30/4 1987, 9 items. 30/5 1988, n.d., 7 items. 30/6-31/4 Correspondence, 30/6 1986-1987, 12 items. 30/7 1988-1989, 18 items. 31/1 1990-1991, 77 items. 31/2 1992-1995, 30 items 31/3 Undated, 8 items. 31/4 Undated, 24 items. 31/5-31/6 Manuscripts and typescripts, 31/5 Typescript synopses and publicity material, 14 items. Typescript outlines, 13 items. 31/6 Front matter, 14 items. 32/1 Chapter 1, 3 versions, 105 pp. 32/2 Chapter 1, 3 versions, 55 pp. 32/3 Chapter 2, 5 versions, 62 pp. 32/4 Chapter 3, 2 versions, 52 pp. 32/5 Chapter 3, 1 version, 41 pp. 32/6 Chapter 3, 2 versions, 39 pp. 32/7 Chapter 4, 3 versions, 48 pp. 33/1 Chapter 5, 3 versions, 64 pp. 33/2 Chapter 6, 5 versions, 50 pp. 33/3 Chapter 7, 2 versions, 23 pp. Chapter 8, 1 version, 8 pp. 33/4 Chapter 9, 3 versions, 37 pp. Chapter 10, 3 versions, 38 pp. 33/5 Chapter 11, 3 versions, 50 pp. 33/6 Chapter 12, 4 versions, 48 pp. 33/7 Chapter 13, 3 versions, 53 pp. 34/1 Chapter 14, 3 versions, 52 pp. 34/2 Chapter 15, 2 versions, 62 pp. 34/3 Chapter 16, 4 versions, 39 pp. 34/4 Chapter 17, 5 versions, 48 pp. 34/5 Chapter 18, 3 versions, 46 pp. 34/6 Chapter 19, 2 versions, 18 pp. Chapter 20, 1 version, 24 pp. 34/7 Chapter 20, 3 versions, 49 pp. 34/8 Chapter 21, 1 version, 45 pp. 34/9 Chapter 21, 2 versions, 39 pp. 35/1 Chapter 22, 3 versions, 42 pp. 35/2 Chapter 23, 3 versions, 26 pp. Chapter 24, 2 versions, 36 pp. 35/3 Chapter 25, 2 versions, 32 pp. 35/4 Chapter 26, 3 versions, 72 pp. 35/5 Chapter 27, 2 versions, 30 pp. 35/6 Chapter 28, 1 version, 46 pp. 35/7 Chapter 30, 2 versions, 73 pp. Jacket text, 2 pp. 35/8-36/6 Typescript, original and photocopy, [removed from notebook], 35/8 Front matter, chapter 1-2, 38 pp. 35/9 Chapters 3-4, 61 pp. 36/1 Chapters 4[sic]-7, 42 pp. 36/2 Chapters 8-9, 26 pp. 36/3 Chapters 11-12, 44 pp. 36/4 Chapters 13-15, 39 pp. 36/5 Chapters 16-18, 43 pp. 36/6 Chapters 19-20, 32 pp. 36/7-37/2 Typescript, 36/7 Front matter, 4 pp., and chapters 1-7, pp. 1-127. 36/8 Chapters 8-14, 130 pp., and chapter 10, 20 pp. 37/1 Chapters 15-24, 145 pp. 37/2 Chapters 25-30, 131 pp. 37/3-38/2 Typescript, minor editing, 37/3 Front matter, 4 pp., and chapters 1-7, 143 pp. 37/4 Chapters 8-14, 131 pp. 38/1 Chapters 15-17, 19-22, 127 pp. 38/2 Chapters 23-29, 147 pp. 38/3 Typescript, chapters 1, 3-4, 7, 11, 61 pp. 38/4 Typescript, chapters 4-11, 159 pp. "Pass the Caviar, Please," a novel by Maia Wojciechowska. 38/5 Correspondence, 1987-1992, 8 items. Notes, 1 item. Typescript outline, 2 versions, 3 pp. 38/6-39/1 Typescript, "first draft," edited, 38/6 Front matter and chapters 1-2, pp. 1-27. 39/1 Chapters 3-4, pp. 28-55. 39/2 Typescript, carbon copy, edited, chapters 1-8, 52 pp. 39/3 Typescript, pp. 1-39. 39/4-39/5 Typescript, 39/4 Front matter, 2 pp., and chapters 1-7, 67 pp. 39/5 Notes, 1 p., chapters 8-14, 49 pp. "Power Play" by M.A.I.A. 39/6 Typescripts, outlines and synopses, 7 items. Typescript, "concept for television series," 12 pp. Typescript, chapter 1, 13 pp. "Raptured: The Story of a Boy Possessed by an Angel" 39/7 Typescript, 10 pp. Typescript, 19 pp. "Restoring Our Children" 39/8 Correspondence, 4 items. Typescript synopsis, 3 pp. "Saving the Nation from Stagnation" by Maia Wojciechowska, illustrated by Oriana Rodman. 39/9 Correspondence, 5 items. Typescript, 1976, 10 pp. Typescript, 7 pp. "The Strength Within" by Maia Wojciechowska Rodman 39/10 Correspondence, 14 items. Typescript outline, 2 pp. Typescript, forward, 5 pp. Typescript, "1st draft," chapter on "Courage," 8 pp. Typescript, chapter on "Courage," 22 pp. 40/1 Typescript, "1st draft," chapter on "Sense of Humor," 31 pp. Typescript, chapter on "Insights," 25 pp. 40/2-40/3 Typescript, 40/2 Front matter, 8 pp., and 5 chapters, 78 pp. 40/34 chapters, 75 pp. "Suicidal Pets: A Semi-Scientific Study of the Problem" by Maia Wojciechowska, illustrated by Barbara Norris. 40/4 Typescript; front matter, dust jacket text, preface, 6 pp.; 3 chapters, pp. 1-41; conclusion, pp. 42-43. 40/5 Typescript, photocopy; front matter, dust jacket text, preface, 6 pp.; 3 chapters, pp. 1-41; conclusion, pp. 42-43. 40/6 Typescript; front matter, dust jacket text, preface, 6 pp.; 3 chapters, pp. 1-41; conclusion, pp. 42-43. 40/7 Illustrations, photocopies, 8 items. 22/9 Typescript, photocopy, [removed from notebook] four illustrations, dust jacket text, front matter, introduction, and pp. 1-43. Illustrations, photocopies, 4 pp. "Teeing Off" 41/1 Correspondence, 1982-1984, 5 items; typescript outline, 2 pp. Typescript, 1st chapter, 15 pp. "Thinking Things Out," by Maia Wojciechowska 41/2 Typescript outline, 2 pp. Typescript, 50 pp. "Washed Away," a novel by Maia Rodman 41/3 Typescript outline, 1 p. Typescript, edited, chapters 1-8, pp. 1-80. "Water Slim, Water Firm," by Maia Rodman. 41/4 Typescript, 13 pp. "Where Have All the Villains Gone?" by Maia Wojciechowska 41/5 Typescript outline, 2 pp.; clipping, 1 item. Typescript, Chapter 1, 10 pp. "A Winner's Abecedarium," by Maia Wojciechowska 41/6 Typescript, 1986, foreword, 3 pp. "The Wit and Humor of the Mahwah Township Council" by [Maia Wojciechowska]. 41/7 Typescript, 2 pp. Untitled Book 41/8 Typescript, preface to book on Poland, 2 pp.

W. Short Stories (Undated)

"Ah, The Legality of It All!" 41/9 Typescript, 4 copies, 72 pp. "Foreclosing" [see Y. Television Programs and Films] "In the Forests of the Night," a short story by Maia Wojciechowska. 41/10 Letter to Maurice Sendak, 1 p.; typescript, 26 pp. "Like Father," a short story by Maia Rodman. 41/11 Typescript, edited, pp. 1-16. "The Old Soldier," a short story by Maia Wojciechowska. 41/12 Typescript, 2 copies, 12 pp. "Operation Camelot" by [Maia Wojciechowska]. 41/13 Typescript, 3 pp. "Ordinary Evil" 41/14 Typescript, 10 pp. Typescript, 2 copies, 22 pp.

X.Theatrical Works (1979-1996, n.d.)

"A Column of Two" / "The Price," a one-act play by Maia Wojciechowska and Oriana Rodman. 42/1 Correspondence, 1979-1991, 25 items. Typescript synopses, 4 items. Typescript, front matter and Act I, pp. 1-7. Typescript, front matter and pp. 1-39. 42/2 Typescript, front matter and Act 1, 4 pp. Typescript, front matter, synopsis and p. 83, 5 pp. Typescript, carbon, pp. 10-97. 42/3 Typescript, photocopy, edited, front matter and pp. 1-88. 42/4 Typescript, photocopy, edited, front matter, 1 p., and pp. 1-109. Labels, 2 items. 42/5 Typescript, front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1-77. 42/6 Typescript, photocopy, front matter, 1 p., and pp. 1-77. 42/7 Typescript, photocopy, front matter, 1 p., and pp. 1-77. 43/1 Typescript, screenplay version, front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1- 137. "Elvis the King" by Maia Wojciechowska, musical score by Richard Sorce and Barbara Norris. 43/2 Correspondence, 22 August 1983, 1 item. "The Phantom Empress" by Maia Wojciechowska and Selden Rodman. 43/3-43/10 Correspondence, 43/3 Selden Rodman, co-writer and ex-husband, 1985, n.d., 3 items. 43/4 Richard Sorce and Barbara Norris, composers, 1983-1985, 1992, n.d., 15 items. 43/5 Majestic Theatre and Albert Stinchcomb, prospective producers, 1985-1986, n.d., 19 items. 43/6 Peter Masterson, prospective director, 1981-1986, 6 items. 43/7 Friends, agents, prospective producers and actors, 1982- 1991, 32 items. 43/8-43/13 Queries, 43/8 1981-1983, 24 items. 43/9 1984-1987, 26 items. 43/10 1988-1996, n.d., 22 items. 43/11 Manuscript and typescript, lyrics, and correspondence, [removed from notebook] 1985 n.d., 13 pp. 43/12 Research materials, 11 pp. 43/13 Typescript synopses, proposals, etc., 1980, 1989, n.d., 6 items. Manuscript, lyrics, 2 pp. Sheet music, "Act 1, Scene 5", 1 item. 44/1 Typescript, "The Phantom Crown," "earliest version," circa 1980, 43 pp. 44/2 Typescript, "The Phantom Crown," front matter, 2 pp., Act 1, pp. 1-31. 44/3 Typescript, photocopy, "The Phantom Crown," front matter, 2 pp., and Act 1, pp. 1-31. 44/4-44/6 Typescript, "3 act earlier draft," 1982, 44/4 Front matter and Act 1, pp. 1-32. 44/5 Act 2, pp. 1-22. 44/6 Act 3, pp. 1-26. 44/7 Typescript, 1982, 44/8 - 9 Typescript, circa 1986, 44/8 Front matter and Act 1, 34 pp. 44/9 Act 2, 32 pp. 44/10 Typescript, photocopy, c. 1986; front matter, 4 pp., and pp. 1-62. 44/11 Typescript, photocopy, c. 1986; front matter, 4 pp., and pp. 1-62. 44/12 Typescript, photocopy, c. 1986; front matter, 4 pp., and pp. 1-62. 45/1 Typescript, "excerpts," 29 pp. 45/2 Typescript, photocopy, in notebook, front matter and Acts 1 and 2, 1986, 6 pp. 45/3-45/4 Typescript, photocopy, 45/3 Front matter and Act 1, pp. 1-30. 45/4 Act 2, pp. 1-33. 45/5 Typescript, carbon, Act 2, Scene 6, 4 pp.; Act 3, pp. 1-22. 45/6 Typescript, title page, biographies, characters, parts of Act 1, 9 pp. Typescript, Preface, Act 1, 8 pp. (Typescript, Act 2, 9 pp.) 45/7 Typescript, carbon, "Theme," pp. 1-11. Typescript, excerpts, pp. 1-29. 45/8 Typescript, "a novel by Maia Rodman," 23 pp. Typescript, "a novel by Maia Rodman," outline, 6 pp., and pp. 1-15. 45/9 Audio cassette of "The Phantom Empress," sung by Sue Reid and Gregory Colon. "S. I. A.," book and lyrics by Maia Wojciechowska, music by Richard Sorce and Barbara Norris. 45/10 Typescript synopses, 2 items. "Through the Looking Glass with Alice" book by Maia Wojciechoska, music and lyrics by students. 45/11 Typescript, front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1-63.

Y.Television Programs and Films (1983-1994, n.d.)

"Anthology" 46/1 Correspondence, 1980-1981, 14 items. "Back to the Drawing Board," an original concept for a T. V. sit-com by [Maia Wojciechowska]. 46/2 Correspondence, 1987-1989, 2 items. Typescript, concepts, 5 versions, 23 pp. "Balancing of Clouds," by Maia Wojciechowska and Oriana Rodman. 46/3 Correspondence, 1983, n.d., 3 items. Typescript, Act One, Scene One, 19 pp. "Central Casting" concept for a television daytime drama, 46/4 Typescript, concept, 1 p. "A Column of Two" / "The Price," a screenplay by Maia Wojciechowska and Oriana Rodman. [See T. Theatrical Works "A Column of Two"] "Conspiracy," a concept for a quiz game. 46/5 Typescript, concept, 3 copies, 3 pp. "Don't Play Dead Before You Have To" by Maia Wojciechowska (Harper & Row, 1970). [See HH. Writings by Other Authors] "Doomsday Follies," an original concept for a T.V. sit-com, by Maia Wojciechowska. 46/6 Typescript, concepts, 4 items. "Escaping Margo," an original screenplay by Oriana Rodman and Maia Wojciechowska. 46/7 Correspondence, 1986, 1 item; typescript synopses, 2 items. 46/8 Typescript, front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1-93. "Foreclosing," an original screenplay by M. T. Rodman. 46/9 Notes, 1 item. Correspondence, 1985, 1 item. Typescript synopsis, 2 pp. Typescript outline, 3 pp. Typescript, short story, 2 versions, 28 pp. Typescript, edited, 11 pp. Typescript, front matter, 2 pp., and pp. 1-18. "Forever," a concept for a soap opera 46/10 Typescript, concept, 1 p. "Kidbusters," an original screenplay by M. T. Rodman. 46/11 Correspondence, 1 item; typescript synopses, 2 items. "The Marriage Fetish," an original screenplay by M. T. Rodman. 46/12 Correspondence, 1984-1991, 19 items. Typescript synopsis, 3 pp. Typescript synopsis, 5 pp. Typescript synopsis, 10 pp. Typescript synopsis, 7 pp. Typescript synopsis, dated 11 July 1994, 2 copies, 14 pp. 46/13 Typescript, front matter, 3 pp., and pp. 1-109. 46/14 Typescript, front matter and unnumbered pages, 13 pp.; pp. 1-109. "Power Play" [see R. Books] "Rejoice," an original screenplay by Sidney King. 47/1 Typescript outline, 10 pp. "Rockville U.S.A.," a concept for a children's soap opera, by Maia Wojciechowska. 47/2 Typescript concepts and outlines, 4 items. Typescript, pilot, 8 pp. "The Screw-Ups," a concept for a game show. 47/3 Correspondence, 1991-1992, 5 items. Typescript, concepts, 2 items.

Z.Articles and Essays (1986-1996, n.d.)

"And Now, How About a Cheer for Cancer" 47/4 Typescript, 4 pp. "Creative and Conceptual Thinking" 47/5 Typescript, 1 p. "Down the Rabbit Hole and into my Public Library" 47/6 Cover letter and typescript, 6 pp. "Editors and Agents Are Not Only Human They Tend To Be Real Jerks and Imbeciles" 47/7 Typescript, 8 pp. "From Lit to Flick" 47/8 Correspondence, 1988, 1 item Typescripts, 3 versions, 17 pp. "Getting Back to Writing" 47/9 Correspondence, 2 items. Typescript, 4 pp. "The Great Game of Responsability [sic] and Accountability" 47/10 Typescript, 5 pp. "It's My Cancer, That's Why!" 47/11 Typescript, 10 pp. "Let Us Now Praise Cigarettes" 47/12 Typescript, 3 pp. "Max Yasgur of Bethel, N.Y." by Maia Rodman 47/13 Cover letter and typescript, 24 July 1994, 7 pp. Cover letter and typescript, 31 July 1994, 6 pp. Cover letter and typescript, 6 pp. Cover letter and typescript, 6 pp. Typescript, 6 pp. "Oliver Stone as Artist/Victim/Perverter" 47/14 Typescript, 11 pp. "An Open Letter to Madonna on Parenting" 47/15 Typescript, 17 pp. "Some Old Tips Worth Remembering" 47/16 Correspondence, 1996, 4 items. Typescript, 2 copies, 8 pp. "So Your Kid Went to Tennis Camp?" 47/17 Typescript, 3 versions, 18 pp. "Taking Control of Your Arthritis" 47/18 Typescript, 3 October 1996, 6 pp. "The Way It Was, the Way It Is" 47/19 Cover letter and typescript, 1986, 5 pp. Typescript, 5 pp. "They Are There When You Really Need Them" 47/20 Cover letter and typescript, 6 pp. "When the Law Runs Afoul of You" 47/21 Cover letter and typescript, 2 copies, 20 pp. "Where Does It All Begin" 47/22 Typescript, 9 pp. "Why Doesn't a Novel Sell?" 47/23 Typescript, 5 pp. "Why I Am Back Writing For Children" 47/24 Typescript, 3 pp. "Working on the Railroad" 47/25 Typescript, 4 pp. "The Yuppie Parents" 47/26 Correspondence, 1995, 1 item. Typescript, 6 pp. Typescript, 12 pp. Typescript, 15 pp. Typescript, 15 pp.

AA. Miscellaneous Writings (1989-1992, n.d.)

48/1 Correspondence, 1989, 5 items. Typescript, proposal for board game, 4 pp. 48/2 Correspondence, 1992, 2 items. Typescript, story board for Pinnacle golf ball commercial, 1 p. 48/3 Writings and proposals, 10 items. ACTIVIST PAPERS

BB. Abortion (1979-1996, n.d.)

48/4-48/5 Correspondence, 48/4 1982-1989, 23 items. 48/5 1990-1996, n.d., 37 items. 48/6 Articles, letters to editors, newsletter, 1983-1989, n.d., 13 items. 48/7 Essay, "A Modest Proposal Updated," Correspondence, 1979-1991, 5 items. Typescript, undated, 11 versions, 37 pp.

CC.Arts, Culture and Media (1982-1996)

48/8-48/12 Correspondence, 48/8 1982-1987, 7 items. 48/9 1988, 16 items. 48/10 1989, 11 items. 48/11 1990, 36 items. 48/12 1991-1996, 17 items. 48/13 Clippings, 1986-1989, 20 items.

DD. Censorship (1989-1996, n.d.)

48/14 Correspondence, 1989-1992, n.d., 27 items. 48/15 Essays, Typescript, "A Wide Variety of Censorship," 6 pp. Typescript, "Censored News," 30 March 1991, 3 copies, 18 pp. Typescript, "A Personal View on the Evolution of Censorship in the U.S.A.," 10 July 1996, 11 pp. [see also FF. Education Complaint against New Jersey Department of Education, L. Writing Workshops, Classes and Contests -- Artists in the School Program, and correspondence relating to How God Got Christian Into Trouble and "Overkill"]

EE. Child Abuse and Child Custody (1980-1996, n.d.)

49/1 Clippings and correspondence, 1980-1996, 32 items; Letter describing "Shelters," a nonprofit group proposed by Wojciechowska to help abused children, 3pp.

FF. Education (1980-1996, n.d.)

49/2-49/8 Correspondence, 49/2 1980, 1986, 4 items. 49/3 1987, 37 items. 49/4 1988, 3 items. 49/5 1989, 18 items. 49/6 1990, 6 items. 49/7 1991-1996, 11 items. 49/8 undated, 28 items. 49/9 Essays, Typescript, "An Educational Presidency," 5 pp. Typescript, "Forty Years of Education in Our High Schools," 3 pp. Typescript, "A Position Paper on Education," 1 p. Typescript, "Sex Ed in the Suburbs," 4 pp. Typescript, "A Thinking Parent's Quiz," 2 pp. Correspondence, 1987, 1991, 2 items; typescript, "Who Stole Johnny's Education," 12 pp. 49/10 Complaint against New Jersey Department of Education, correspondence and exhibits, 1987-1989, 18 items. 49/11 Clippings, article reprints (mostly annotated) on education and secular humanism, 12 items.

GG. Poland (1981-1995, n.d.)

49/12 Correspondence, 1981-1995, n.d., 31 items. 50/1 Press releases and article about Investments in Poland: A Newsletter, 1989-1990, n.d., 25 items. Typescript essay, untitled, based on interview with Pawel Spiewak, 6 pp. 50/2 Clippings, pamphlet, newsletters, and 2 June 1981 National Review, 1981-1990, n.d., 18 items. [see also E. Friends and Acquaintances Samuel Ballen, and E. Friends and Acquaintances Richard Bradford]

HH. Public Affairs - Orange County and Laguna Beach, California (1996, n.d.)

50/3 Reform Party of Orange County, correspondence and party platform, 1996, 11 items. 50/4 Correspondence and articles written for The Laguna Coastline, 1996, n.d., 32 items.

II. Public Affairs - United States (1981-1996, n.d.)

50/5-51/1 Correspondence, clippings, essays, 50/5 1981-1987, 21 items. 50/6 1988, 21 items. 50/7 1989, 14 items. 50/8 1990, 31 items. 50/9 1991-1996, 53 items. 51/1 undated, 32 items. Includes typescript, "An Open Letter to Mr. Lyndon H. Larouche, Jr.," 4 pp. 51/2 Clippings, 12 items. 51/3 Essays and Related Material, "Compulsory vs. Elective Public Service," Correspondence, 1989-1992, 4 items. Typescripts, 1984, n.d., 11 versions, 70 pp. Clipping, 1996, 4 pp. 51/4 "Conspiratorial Wisdom," Correspondence, 1988-1989, 4 items. Proposals for newspaper column, 6 items. Typescript, 4 versions, 13 pp. 51/5 "Defrocking Some Currently Sacred Myths and Taboos" Correspondence, 1991, 1 item. Typescript, titled "Learning About American Myths and Taboos," 7 pp. Typescript, "not edited," 5 pp. Typescript, 2 copies, 10 pp. 51/6 "A Few Legal Questions" Typescript, 5 pp. 51/7 "How About the Unpolled Ones?" Typescript, 4 pp. 51/8 "Is Perversion of the Truth Becoming an American Characteristic" Typescripts, 1987, n.d., 3 versions, 10 pp. 51/9 "Kissinger - Guru or Traitor" Typescript, 2 pp. 51/10 "A Letter to the 21st Century," Typescript, 5 pp. Typescript, 6 pp. 51/11 "A Little Truth About the Environment," Typescript, 2 copies, 10 pp. 51/12 "A Modest Proposal for the Democrats," by Maia Rodman Correspondence, 1991-1992, 4 items. Typescript, 6 pp. 51/13 "On Governing and Being Governed," Correspondence, 1 item. Typescripts, 2 versions, 9 pp. 51/14 "A Small Experiment in Democracy" Correspondence, 1991-1992, 6 items. Clipping, 1 item. Typescript, 8 pp. Book proposal, 2 items. 51/15 "The Second American Revolution" Correspondence, 1992-1993, 4 items. Cover letter and typescript, 1993, 10 pp. Typescript, 9 pp. Typescript, 2 pp. 51/16 "The Unmaking of the Elective Process" Typescript, 5 pp. 51/17 "Why We Can't Afford To Have the Clintons Back" Typescript, 19 June 1996, 5 pp. Typescript, 4 pp. 51/18 "With the Help of My Garden" Typescript, edited by Selden Rodman, 4 July 1993, 11 pp. Typescript, "revised," 9 July 1993, 8 pp.

JJ. Religion (1986-1997, n.d.)

52/1-52/4 Correspondence and clippings, 52/1 1977, 1986-1995, 45 items; 52/2 1996-1997, 11 items 52/3 Undated, 25 items. 52/4 With Patrick Flynn, 1996, 34 items. 52/5 Essays, Typescript, "About Father Clifford Stevens," 3 pp. Typescript, "Ex-communication, You Bet," 1 p. Typescript, "The Ghettoization of Christians," 10 pp. Typescript, "Giving the Devil His Due," 2 versions, 10 pp. Correspondence, 1996, 2 items; typescripts, reviews of Father Elijah by Michael O'Brien, 3 items. Typescript, "Yes, Christian Values," 2 versions. [see also F. Personal, Personal Business, and Personal Legal Papers Religion] MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS

KK. Miscellaneous Papers (1959-1990, n.d.)

52/6 Bound journal, "Maia's Book," containing notes on film excerpts, camera angles, Don't Play Dead Until You Have To, Oscar Wilde, How God Got Christian Into Trouble, publishing, real estate, addresses, copyright information, Polish films, Spyros Skoures, and other topics.

53/1 Bound journal, "Record," containing notes on expenditures, "Anatomy of a Condemnation," 1985, n.d.. 53/2 Bound journal, "Law Notes," concerning legal disputes, Mahwah Council issues, and political activism. 53/3 Journal, "Things to Do," with notes on Louis Armstrong and Mahwah Council issues. 53/4 Unidentified Polish-language materials, 1959-1981, n.d., 8 items. 53/5 Miscellaneous notes, including notes of meetings, drafts of unidentified fiction, quotations, computer notes, real estate, addresses, etc., n.d., 34 items.

Membership cards, n.d., 2 items. Business cards, n.d., 2 items. Mailgram on Polish films, 1982. 53/6 Theater clippings, playbills and programs, 1983-1985, 14 items. 53/7 Clippings and pamphlet, 1985, 1990, n.d..

LL. Writings by Other Authors (1985-1991, n.d.)

54/1-54/2 "The Blind Woman of Tee" by Louise Vitellaro and Charles Clayton Tidd, 54/1 Correspondence, 1985-1986, 9 items. Typescript, 9 pp. Typescript, 9 pp. Typescript, edited, 11 pp. 54/2 Typescript, 5 copies, 70 pp. Illustrations, photocopies, 3 pp. 54/3 "Don't Play Dead Before You Have To!" a screenplay by Martin Nabhan, based on the novel by Maia Wojciechowska. Correspondence, 1990-1991, 9 items. Contract and correspondence, 12 pp. Typescript, pp. 1-96. 54/4 "I Don't Know If I Should," a picture book by David R. Collins, illustrated by Oscar de Mejo, Typescript, 5 pp. "Learning to Love Reading," by Noel Janis Typescript, 10 pp.

MM.Public Affairs - Mahwah, New Jersey

Boxes 55-82 Letters to the editor, correspondence, clippings, town council minutes, unprocessed. DECEMBER 1997 ACCESSION

NN. Published Books

"Dreams of" Series 83/1 Synopses, 13 pp. How God Got Christian Into Trouble 83/2 Flap copy, 3 pp. The People In His Life 83/3 Correspondence, 1 item. 83/4 Typescripts, 21 pp. 14 pp. 9 pp. Shadow of a Bull 83/5 Publicity material, 1 p.

OO. Unpublished or Unidentified Books

"A C" 83/6 Outlines, 6 pp. "Angels" 83/7 Typescripts, 14 pp. "City of Man" 83/8 Correspondence, 1996, 3 items. Synopsis, 1 p. Publicity material, 3 pp. "The Contest" 83/9 Typescript, 2 copies, 16 pp. "The Crazy Old Lady and Me" 83/10 Typescripts, 9 pp. 19 pp. 18 pp. "The Director" 83/11 Synopses, 5 versions, 37 pp. "The Golden Calf Gang" 83/12 Synopsis, 10 pp. "In Purgatory with Janis, Elvis and Marilyn" 83/13 Notes, 7 pp. 83/14 Synopses, 6 versions, 52 pp. 83/15 Typescripts, pp. 1-19. 11 pp. pp. 1-29. "In the Driver's Seat As We Enter the 21st Century" 83/16 Correspondence, 18 items. 84/1 Notes, 32 pp. "Lisa" 84/2 Notebook, 1 item. "Our Rotten Years" a.k.a. "Dreams of Teaching" 84/3 Correspondence, 1995-1996, 4 items. Proposal for CD-ROM, 6 pp. 84/4-84/6 Typescripts, 84/4 5 pp. 4 pp. 20 pp. 84/5 51 pp. 84/6 47 pp. 17 pp. "Overkill" 84/7 Synopsis, 8 pp. "Overjoyed" 84/8 Outlines, 14 pp. "Pass the Caviar, Please" 84/9 Synopses, 2 copies, 18 pp. "Power Play" 84/10 Character outline, 2 copies, 11 pp. "Princess Diana" 84/11 Correspondence, 1997, 3 items. 84/12 Research material, 6 items. Notes, 12 pp. 84/13 Synopsis, 8 pp. "Reclaiming Paradise" 84/14 Synopsis, 5 pp. "Rejoice" 84/15 Synopses, 2 copies, 20 pp. Typsecripts, 2 copies, 16 pp. "Signs and Wonders" 85/1 Syonopses, 2 versions, 6 pp. "Teeing Off" 85/2 Synopses, 3 versions, 24 pp. 85/3 Typescripts, 15 pp. 16 pp. 22 pp. 24 pp. "Tennis Self-Taught" 85/4 Synopsis, 4 pp. "The Twin" 85/5 Typescripts, 2 versions, 7 pp. "Water Slim, Water Firm" 85/6 Typescript, 13 pp.

PP. Television Programs

85/7 Synopses and outlines, 21 items. "Kidbusters" 85/8 Typescript, pp. 1-91.

QQ. Essays, Articles, and Opinion Letters

85/9-86/4 Essays, typescripts, 85/9 21 items. 86/1 14 items. 86/2 10 items. 86/3 4 items. 86/4-86/7 Articles and opinion letters, 86/4-86/6 Typescripts, 86/4 44 items. 86/5 48 items. 86/6 54 items. 86/7 Clippings, 11 items.

RR. Professional Papers

87/1-88/1 General correspondence, ca. 1996-1997, 8 folders. 88/2 Diane D'andrade (Harcourt-Brace), 1 folder. 88/3-88/4 Fan mail, 1 folder. 88/5 Sterling Lord Literistic, Inc., 1 folder. 88/6-88/7 Maia Productions, correspondence, tax returns and legal papers, 2 folder. 88/8 Scott Meredith Literary Agency, 1 folder. 88/9 Miscellaneous writings, 1 folder. 88/10 Research material, 1 folder. 89/1 Susan Schulman, 1 folder. 89/2 Writing Workshops and classes, 1 folder.

SS. Personal Papers

89/3 Biographical Information, 1 folder. 89/4-90/4 General correspondence, 7 folders. 90/5 Financial papers, 1 folder. 90/6 Legal papers, 1 folder. 90/7 Mahwah, New Jersey, correspondence, 1 folder. 90/8 Medical papers, 1 folder. 91/1-91/2 Religious papers, 2 folders. 91/3 Chris Wojciechowska, 1 folder. 91/4 Leonora Wojciechowska, correspondence, 1 folder.


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