The Brodsky Collection
Continue to main contentHoused in the Rare Book Room of Southeast Missouri State University's Kent Library, the Louis Daniel Brodsky Collection of William Faulkner Materials is one of the four largest collections of Faulkner materials in the world.
The Collection includes:
- Over 2,000 pages of manuscript materials
- More than 3,000 letters
- Nearly 2, 000 photographs
- Over 1,000 pages relating to Faulkner's work in Hollywood
- An impressive collection of visual artwork by and related to Faulkner
- A large collection of criticism devoted to Faulkner's works
The Blotner Papers
The Brodsky Collection also includes the Blotner Papers, a comprehensive file of Joseph Blotner's research, interview notes, correspondence, and manuscripts compiled during his work on Faulkner: A Biography (2 vols., 1974; one-vol. rev. ed., 1984).
The Brodsky Collection
The Brodsky Collection is housed in Kent Library's Rare Book Room and is available to view by contacting Special Collections at semoarchives@semo.edu.
The Collector
Louis Daniel Brodsky was a poet, business man. and scholar who spent over 30 years compiling the works of William Faulkner. His collection led to the creation of the Center for Faulkner Studies at Southeast.
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