Biographical
Correspondence: 1960, 1965.
Photographs: 1960, 1965.
Resumes, etc. n.d.
Memorabilia, ephemera. n.d.
Clippings about. n.d.
Writings and Research Material--Katherine Anne Porter
Writings
A Country and Some People I Love, by Katherine Anne Porter and Hank Lopez. September 1965.
Katherine Anne Porter, Refugee from Indian Creek. n.d.
Conversations With Katherine Anne Porter, Refugee from Indian Creek. 1981.
Books by Katherine Anne Porter
The Collected Stories. 1965.
Understanding Fiction. Second edition. Signed: Katherine Anne Porter, March 7, 1961. Georgetown. 1959(?). New York: Appleton - Century - Crofts, Incorporated.
Bianco Cavallo, Bianco Cavaliere, e Altri Racconti. Presentation copy: For Hank, who collects... 1966(?). Torino? Einaudi.
Manuscripts
Refugee from Indian Creek. n.d.
Collaborating with Katherine Anne Porter, Fascinating, Grueling, Frustrating. n.d.
Collaborating with Katherine Anne Porter, Fascinating, Grueling, Frustrating. n.d.
Collaborating with Katherine Anne Porter, Fascinating, Grueling, Frustrating. n.d.
Katherine Anne, outline for screen play. n.d.
Katherine Anne Porter's Mexican connection. n.d.
Untitled treatment for screen play based on Katherine Anne Porter, Refugee from Indian Creek. n.d.
Conscience of Mexico, Anthology of Modern Mexican Literature, edited by Enrique Hank Lopez. n.d.
Porter, Katherine Anne & Lopez, E.H. Conscience of Mexico, Anthology of Modern Mexican Literature. n.d.
Writings
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1973. Pleasantville, New York: The Reader's Digest Association. In: Reader's Digest Condensed Books, vol.4.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1973. French translation.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1973. Spanish translation. New York: Editorial Pomaire.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. n.d.Dutch translation.
La Balsa to Australia: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1975. London: The Travel Book Club.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1973. New York: Reader's Digest Press and E.P. Dutton & Company.
Afro-6. 1969. New York: Dell Publishing Company Incorporated.
The Seven Wives of Westlake. 1974. Berkeley: G.P. Putnam's Sons.
The Highest Hell: First Full Account of the Andes Air Crash, c. 1973. Japanese translation.
The Highest Hell: First Full Account of the Andes Air Crash. 1973. London: Sidgwick and Jackson.
Eros and Ethos: a Comparative Study of Catholic, Jewish and Protestant Sex Behavior. 1979. New York: Prentice-Hall, Incorporated.
The Harvard Mystique. 1981. Japanese translation.
The Harvard Mystique. 1979. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company Incorporated.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1974. Norwegian translation.
La Balsa: The Longest Raft Voyage in History. 1974. Swedish translation.
Reviews of Published Books
Eros and Ethos - a Comparative Study.... August 1979.
My Brother, Lyndon. November 1969-February 1970.
The Highest Hell. June-December 1973.
The Seven Wives of Westlake. November 1973, n.d.
My Brother Lyndon, In: The New York Times Book Review.February 22, 1970.
Katherine Anne Porter: Refugee from Indian Creek. May 1981-October n.d.
The Harvard Mystique. May-August 1979.
Publications in Serials and Anthologies, Indexed by Topic
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Carter Should Heed the Johnson Example--Brother Trouble? August 24, 1980. The San Diego Union.
My Brother Lyndon. February 2, 1970. New York Post - Late City.
My Brother Lyndon. February 2, 1970. New York Post - Late Wall Street .
My Brother Lyndon. February 6, 1970. New York Post.
My Brother Lyndon. February 9, 1970. New York Post.
My Brother Lyndon. December 2, 1969. In: Look, vol.33 no.24.
My Brother Lyndon: Part 2--How Lyndon Got Himself in Trouble. December 16, 1969. In: Look. vol.33 no. 25.
Latin American Literature
An Audiencia With Borges - In his Buenos Aires Apartment, a Literary Giant Holds Court--for a Fee. August 26, 1979. The Washington Post.
Mexican-American
Welcome to the Barrio, Dan James [about Danny Santiago]. January, July 1984.
Back to Bachimba. 1973. In: Time in: a Guide to Communication Skills. Palo Alto: Field Educational Publications, Incorporated.
Back to Bachimba. 1971. In: The Chicanos, Mexican American Voices. Baltimore, Maryland: Penguin Books.
Back To Bachimba. 1976. In: Contexts for Composition. 4th edition. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Incorporated.
Back to Bachimba. 1978. In: Composition & Literary Form: An Anthology. 2nd edition. Cambridge: Winthrop Publishers, Incorporated.
Back to Bachimba. 1979. In: Question and Form in Literature. Glenview, Illinois: Scott, Foresman and Company,
Back To Bachimba. Winter 1967. In: Horizon, vol.9 no.1.
Within the Barrio: Overkill at 'The Silver Dollar'. October 19, 1970. In: The Nation, vol.211 no.12.
Overkill at 'The Silver Dollar'. 1971. In: Con Safos, the Brown Buffalo magazine. no.7.
Mexico. April 1969. In: American Heritage, the magazine of history. vol.20 no.3.
I Remember: The Confessions of a Junkie. April 1976. In: American Heritage, the magazine of history. vol.27 no.3.
Mi padre y Pancho Villa. September 1971. In: Selecciones del Reader's Digest .
Papa and Pancho Villa. August 1970. In: American Heritage, the magazine of history. vol.21 no.5.
I Remember: the Shoeless Mexicans vs. the Flying Finn. April 1974. In: American Heritage, the magazine of history. vol.25 no.3.
Use of Interpreters. 1960. Reprint from: California Civil Procedure During Trial .
Un Pavo Gana la Maraton--Por esos Mundos. August 12, 1968. In: Life en Espanol. vol.32 no.4.
The Late Late Lovers. July 1967. Atlantic Monthly.
Children's Rules. December 1977. In: Nuestro.
Now it Can Be Told: He Supported Hoover. February 5, 1978. Rocky Mountain News Trend.
An Old Denver Bootlegger's Private-Label English. March 26, 1978. Rocky Mountain News Trend.
The Case of the Dead Chicano: How Do You Spell 'Justice'? April 6, 1978. Los Angeles Times.
Hurricane Hank Lopez vs. One-Eye Gomez. May 21, 1978. Rocky Mountain News Trend.
Do You Habla 'Pocho'?--America's Hispanics Speak a Third Language. May 29, 1979. The Washington Post.
The Whole Problem is in the Language. June 4, 1979. Philadelphia Inquirer .
In a U.S. Barrio, Father-Son Kinship Can Be Strained. August 19, 1979. The Sacramento Bee.
A Young Boy's Anger, a Father's Hurt. August 24, 1979. The Fresno Bee.
...And the Problem of the Fathers and Sons. August 26, 1979. Los Angeles Times Opinion.
Illiteracy--The Very Private Pain of a Proud Immigrant. August 31, 1979. The Denver Post.
Machismo--Looking Through a Prism Obliquely. September 2, 1979. The Sacramento Bee.
The Mangled Maxims of Mr. Googie. September 9, 1979. The Washington Post.
In a Democratic System, Everyone Has Legal Rights. September 23, 1979. The Sacramento Bee.
Ethnic roulette: A Game Played to Fit One Lineage or an 'Other'. October 14, 1979. The San Diego Union.
Memories of Denver's Cultural Stew. October 19, 1979. The Denver Post.
'Ethnic roulette'in Race Labels. October 26, 1979. The Denver Post.
Hispanics Turn on TV, See Only a Brownout. November 7, 1979. Los Angeles Times.
Googie and the 'Juvile Linquents'. November 14, 1979. The Denver Post.
The Mass Media's 'Brown-Out' of Hispanics. November 21, 1979. The Denver Post.
Houston Federal Judge Flaunts Contempt for Law. November 30, 1979. The Denver Post.
As Goes Frogboro, N.H., So Go Nation's Hispanic Voters. December 3, 1979. Mercury.
How goes New Hampshire's Latino vote? December 16, 1979. The San Diego Union.
As New Hampshire Goes, So Goes the Rest of the Country. December 21, 1979. The Oakland Tribune.
Can Pope John Paul II Win New Hampshire? December 21, 1979. Publication unknown.
IQ tests: Valid for Minorities? January 16, 1980. The Denver Post.
The Issue of Racial Bias in IQ Tests is Still Alive. January 24, 1980. The Oakland Tribune.
A 'Dummy' Gets the Last Laugh on IQ Tests--From Zero Scorer in U.S. to Geologist in Mexico. January 31, 1980. Los Angeles Times.
Playing Games With the Census-Taking Strangers in the Barrio. February 24, 1980. The Oakland Tribune.
Beware the Scoundrels With All the Numbers. March 9, 1980. The Sacramento Bee.
When the Census Man Visisted the Barrio: Will (Uncle) Sam Play it Again? March 29, 1980. The New York Times .
It's Time to Tell the Truth--I Voted for Hoover in 1928. April 20, 1980. The Oakland Tribune.
So What's in a Name? August 20, 1980. Tribune / Today.
Name Game: Enrique, Henry, Hank. August 24, 1980. The Detroit News.
Names Cause All Sorts of Confusion for Immigrants Trying to Adopt U.S. Ways. August 24, 1980. The Sacramento Bee.
Hispanic Voters--a Growing Factor. August 25, 1980. The Denver Post.
'Alien' Children Are People, Too. September 1, 1980. The Denver Post.
After 52 Years, a True Confession: I Was the Man Who Voted for Hoover. September 25, 1980. Los Angeles Times.
Religion and Politics--Two Views of the Question, a Dilemma for Minorities. September 28, 1980. The Sacramento Bee.
So How Did the Queen Like Mexican Food? March 23, 1983. Chicago Sun-Times.
If You Want to Know About IQ Bias, Ask Fernando. n.d. The San Diego Union.
Getting Hispanics to Vote--Carter's Worry. n.d.Publication unknown.
Mexico and Latin America
The Border Bridge Incident. March 25, 1979. San Antonio Express.
Kennedy Mystique in Latin America. July 4, 1979. The Sacramento Bee.
Trade-Off for Mexican Oil. December 2, 1979. The Oakland Tribune.
Mexico's Refusal of the Shah Linked to Possible Student Unrest. December 14, 1979. The Oakland Tribune.
Potential for Internal Strife Led Mexico to Bar the Shah's Return. December 23, 1979. San Diego Union.
The Risks of Mexico's Oil Riches. December 30, 1979. The Sacramento Bee.
A Cambodian-Like Situation Exists South of Our Border. January 4, 1980. The Oakland Tribune.
Choice of Julian Nava Qualifies as a Winner. January 27, 1980. San Diego Union.
The Cambodia Next Door. February 8, 1980. Publication unknown.
Choice for Ambassador to Mexico a Diplomatic Plus. February 19, 1980. The Sacramento Bee.
First Lady's Role? Senora Lopez Portillo Sets Active Example. March 1, 1981. San Diego Union.
'Petrolization' Has Become a Scare Word for Mexicans. August 16, 1981. The Sacramento Bee.
The Mexican Impact of 'Petrolization'. August 22, 1981. The Denver Post.
Carter May Send Chicano Envoy to Mexico. n.d. Washington Post.
Writer Falls Silent on Dictatorship. n.d.Publication unknown.
Urban Nightmares Growing in Latin American Nations. n.d. Denver Post.
Incarceration of Prospective Witnesses is an Injustice. n.d. Tribune / Today.
In a Democratic System, Everyone Has Legal Rights. n.d. The Sacramento Bee.
First Lady of Mexico Has Job to Do. n.d. The Sacramento Bee.
Dialogos. November/December 1964-September/October 1965. vol.1.
Hacia el Control de la Natalidad--un Sacerdote y una Monja en Ardua Campana. December 5, 1966. In: Life en Espanol.
Miscellaneous
Blame it on Voter Volatility. September 24, 1980. Tribune / Today.
Would Hostages Really Want Such High-Priced Legal Help? n.d.Publication unknown.
Spuyten Duyvil--The Scene. May 5, 1967. In: Life, vol.62 no.18.
How to Stay Alive in Kansas City--book review. July 10, 1967. In: Life, vol.43 no.1.
Puerto Ricans in the U.S.
Hey, Mano, Que Tal la Redhead?--The Scene / Spanish Harlem. August 1968. In: Life.
Research Material
March 1965. In: Atlantic, vol.213 no.3.
August 1982. In: Harper's, vol.265 no. 1587.
Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn: An Outrage That Does Not Fit the Interests of America. June 15, 1978. Los Angeles Times.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn: Ghost of Cotton Mather. June 18, 1978. Rocky Mountain News Trend.
Solzhenitsyn: An Outrage That Does Not Fit the Interests of America. June 28, 1978.
Books, Mostly Inscribed to Lopez by the Authors
Giraldes, Valeriano Salceda. Tragic Glory. 1960.
4 books about Pancho Villa, published in Mexico.
Adalid, Mario Melgar, and....Destino: Los piños. Mexico: Editorial Diana,1981.
Alvarez, Rodolfo. The Unique Psycho - Historical Experience of the Mexican - American people. Social Science Quarterly,June 1971.
Aridjis, Homero. Antes del Reino. Mexico: Alacena / Era,1966.
Aridjis, Homero. Mirandola Dormir.... . Mexico: Joaquin Moriz,1964.
Aridjis, Homero. Los Ojos Desdoblados. Mexico: Edicionas La Palabra,1960.
Belsasso, Guido, ed. Psychiatric Care of the Underpriveleged. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, International psychiatry clinincs. vol.8 no. 2.1971.
Bourjaily, Vance. Now Playing at Canterbury. New York: the Dial Press,1976.
Cuevas. Cuevas por Cuevas: Notas Autobiograficas. Mexico: Ediciones Era,1965.
Donoso, Jose. Coranación. 2nd ed. Santiago Chile: Empressa Editora Zig-Zag,1962.
Gover, Robert. Cien Dolares de Equivicación. 2nd ed. Editoria Diana, S.A.,1963.
Hayden, Robert. A Ballad of Remembrance. London: Paul Breman,April 1962.
Hayden, Robert. Selected Poems. New York: October House, Inc.,1966.
Herman, Masak, ed. The Japanese in America, 1843-1973. Dobbs Ferry, New York: Oceana Publications, Incorporated,1974.
Ibarguengoitia, Jorge. The Dead Girls. A Bard book. New York: Avon Books,1983.
Ibarguengoitia, Jorge. Two Crimes. A Bard book. Published by Avon books. New York: David R. Godine,1985.
Lenero, Vicente. Estudio Q. Mexico: Joaquin Mortiz,1965.
Levinson, Luisa Mercedes. A la sombra del buho. Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada S.A.,1972.
Mailer, Norman. The Deer Park. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons,1955.
Martin, Marisol. El Divorcio en Mexico, Alternativa Entre Dos Mertes. Mexico: Cia. General de Ediciones, S.A.,1979.
Martinez, Maria. Sterling Silver Roses. San Luis Obispo and San Francisco: La Morenita Publishers Incorporated,1981.
Mazur, Gail. Nightfire. Boston: David R. Godine,1978.
Mexico. Procurdaduria General. La Responsibilidad de los Funcionarios Publicos en la Legislacion Mexicana . Numero especial,September 1980.
Pacheco, Jose Emilio. El Reposo del Fuego. Mexico: Fondo de cultura economica. Letras mexicanas,1966.
Parra, Nicanor. Poemas y Antipoemas. Second edition. Santiago, Chile: Nascimento,1956.
Quinonez, Naomi, SueñO de Colibri - Hummingbird Dream. Los Angeles: West End Press,1985.
Reedy, George E. The Twilight of the Presidency. An NAL book. New York and Cleveland: World Publishing Company,1970.
Rochlin, Harriet and Fred. Pioneer Jews: A New Life in the Far West. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company,1984.
Rochlin, Harriet and Fred. Pioneer Jews: A New Life in the Far West. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company,1984.
Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo. Cuba, Genesis de una Revolución. Barcelona: Editorial Noguer, S.A.,September 1972.
Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo. Cuba: the Making of a Revolution. The Norton Library. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Incorporated,1968.
Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo. The Great Rebellion: Mexico 1905-1924. New York and London: W.W. Norton & Company,1980.
Sandoval, Lilia Lopez. Teacher Training for Bilingual Multicultural Education. Claremont Graduate School dissertation,1982.
Singer, Loren. That's the House, There. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc.,1973.
Siqueros P., Jose Luis. Las Sociedades Extranjeras en Mexico. Mexico: Imprenta Universitaria,1953.
Summer, Hollis. The Garden. New York: Harper & Row, publishers,1972.
Summer, Hollis. The Peddler and Other Domestic Matters. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1967.
Summers, Hollis. City Limit. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company,1948.
Summers, Hollis. How They Chose the Dead. Stories by Hollis Summers. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press,1973.
Train, John. Remarkable Words With Astonishing Origins. New York: Clarkson N. Potter, Incorporated, Publishers,1980.
Vaca, Nicolas C. A Journey Home. The Texas Observer,September 21, 1979.
Villanueva, Tino, comp. ChicaÑOs: Antolgia Historica y Literaria. Terra firme. Mexico: Fondo de Cultura Economico,1980.
Zdenek, Marilee. The Right-Brain Experience.
Zdenek, Marilee. The Right-Brain Experience: an Intimate Program to Free the Powers of Your Imagination. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company,1983.