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Robert Ward papers
Robert Ward is a Baltimore, Maryland native, Towson alum, and an award-winning novelist, journalist, screenwriter and showrunner. This collection contains books, articles, screenplays, and movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
American Film Rip Torn interview, contract, notes, drafts by Ward, 1984-1985
This collection which dates from 1945 to 2011 contains materials spanning Robert Ward's long and successful career in both literary circles and Hollywood. The collection contains books, articles, screenplays, movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
Book reviews for The New York Times, 1986-1995
Book reviews for The Wonder Boys, Motown, Goat Brothers, After the War, The Diamond Lane, An Honorable Profession, Polaris and Other Stories, The Leader of the Band, The Diary of H.L. Mencken, Mexico Days, and The Man Who Loved Levittown
Book reviews for Los Angeles Times, 1990-1995
Contains reviews for The Indian Lawyer, Writers in Hollywood, Way Past Cool, Florida Straits, The Double Life of Stephen Crane, Bad Love, Original Sin, and The Bookmakers
Book reviews, drafts, and related correspondence, 1985-1987, undated
This collection which dates from 1945 to 2011 contains materials spanning Robert Ward's long and successful career in both literary circles and Hollywood. The collection contains books, articles, screenplays, movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
Morgan's Monsters screenplay, undated
This collection which dates from 1945 to 2011 contains materials spanning Robert Ward's long and successful career in both literary circles and Hollywood. The collection contains books, articles, screenplays, movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
Shadow of the Bull screenplay, undated
This collection which dates from 1945 to 2011 contains materials spanning Robert Ward's long and successful career in both literary circles and Hollywood. The collection contains books, articles, screenplays, movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
The Frozen World short story, undated
This collection which dates from 1945 to 2011 contains materials spanning Robert Ward's long and successful career in both literary circles and Hollywood. The collection contains books, articles, screenplays, movies, as well as personal and professional letters.
Newspaper and magazine articles by Ward, 1979-1992, undated
Contains articles from The Village Voice, Playboy (John Waters), The Baltimore Sun, Family Weekly, Smart, and the Times Picayune
Newspaper and magazine articles by Ward, 1977-2006
Contains articles from Crawdaddy, Mid-Atlantic Country, Publishers Weekly, Los Angeles Times, and Men's Journal