One-page review of Tom McGuane's album, "Run That Body Down" [Columbia ST-98364 (8 tr/Cart)].

The Thomas McGuane papers consist of correspondence, interviews, newspaper clippings, reviews, and manuscript drafts of his novels and screenplays.

Copied page from Cranbrook Yearbook featuring Thomas McGuane. Paper for English 124/126 at Yale University, "The Two Noble Kinsmen and The Maid's Tragedy (with cover). No date, poor condition.

"McGuane's First Three Novels: Games, Fun, Nemesis." Offprint from unidentified publication. No date.

Bibliography of McGuane. Also, handwritten note from Keevers to McGuane (August 15, 1990).

"Thomas McGuane: The Radicalized Novel of Manners" and "Conclusion: The Language of Manners," from The New American Novel of Manners (1986)with cover letter (6/11/85). Also, review of To Skin a Cat in High Plains LIterary Review, Spring 1987.

"Unextended Selves" and "Unformed Visions":Roman Catholicism in Thomas McGuane's Novels, REN Winter 1997 (draft and off-print). Also, 3 papers from McClintock's English 445 students at Michigan State Univ. (1997).

"Thomas McGuane: Untimeliness and the 'Direst Possible Clownage.'" Manuscript chapter with cover letter from Tobin to McGuane (no date).

"Chapter Two, Thomas McGuane: Outlawry and the Quest for the Right Woman" (no date)

"The Language Plot in Thomas McGuane's Ninety-Two in the Shade." No publication listed. Winter 1988. Also, on back page, handwritten letter to McGuane from Hal Nelson dated 12/20 and 12/28.