[SFFLibraries-L] Ward Moore / Question re: Location of manuscripts? papers?

[Andy Sawyer]

--On 13 January 2006 16:39 -0800 Leslie Kay Swigart <lswigart at csulb.edu> 
wrote:

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> A friend who is working on a book has asked me if I know where the papers
> and/or manuscripts of writer Ward (Bring the Jubilee; Joyleg) Moore might
> be located.
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> I've tried a variety of searches in WorldCat and have not come up with
> anything.
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I don't have any information on this, but do we know where Moore lived? All 
I know is California, presumably towards the end of his life. Is there a 
Ward Moore estate? Bring the Jubilee is occasionally reprinted -- they 
might know.
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