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| 1993 exhibit catalog |
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| Homeland. New York: Doubleday, 1993. |
An extensive exhibition of Jakes's work was mounted by Barbara Brannon and Vanessa Farr in December 1993 to mark Mr. Jakes's initial donation of these papers.
The collection consists of notes and correspondence relating to the American Bicentennial Series (Kent Family Chronicles), California Gold,Homeland, and On Secret Service, typescripts of the first and second or third drafts of the screenplay of Heaven and Hell, the audio abridgement of Homeland, typescript for the short storyMercy at Gettysburg, and multiple typescripts for the novelsHomeland, American Dreams, and On Secret Service.
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| John Jakes with the Thomas Cooper Medal. |
In addition, there is a small amount of general correspondence from John Jakes with associates of the Library relating to the collection.
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| The Rebels. New York: Doubleday, 1975. |
For more information about Jakes, visit the John Jakes website athttp://www.johnjakes.com.
All but the most recent items in the collection are available for study and consultation. The Jakes papers remain in copyright, and intending researchers should consult with the Associate University Librarian before commencing projects aimed at publication.
This library is a congressionaly designated depository for U.S. government documents. Public access to the government documents collections is guaranteed by public law.