Pulitzer Prize winner Hamlin Garland was an incredibly prolific author, producing
hundreds of books, pamphlets, and articles during his career. He was also a prolific
correspondent who made a habit of seeking out and writing to the leading cultural figures
of his day. Unfortunately, scholars have had difficulty accessing Garland's work because
no reliable bibliography existed and because there was no single catalog of his letters,
which are divided among approximately 88 archives. In his bibliography, Newlin includes
all of Garland's published work, including books, short stories, contributions to
periodicals and books, and articles that quote Garland extensively. He also includes a
partially annotated checklist of Garland's published and unpublished letters.
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