Daniel Curzon Papers, 1950s-2014 GLC 52

Finding aid prepared by Tim Wilson
James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center, San Francisco Public Library
100 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA, 94102
(415) 557-4400
info@sfpl.org
2015


Title: Daniel Curzon Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1950s-2014
Collection Identifier: GLC 52
Creator: Curzon, Daniel
Physical Description: 87.0 boxes + oversized material in flat files
Contributing Institution: James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center, San Francisco Public Library
100 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA, 94102
(415) 557-4400
info@sfpl.org
Abstract: Daniel Curzon (pseudonym of Daniel Brown) is a novelist, playwright and educator. His novels include Something You Do in the Dark, From Violent Men, and The World Can Break Your Heart. The Curzon Papers contain draft manuscripts for books, plays, songs, and articles by Curzon; personal and professional correspondence; mailing lists and clippings related to the management of IGNA (International Gay News Agency); clippings and reviews regarding Curzon's work; audiovisual materials; correspondence and legal materials related to a case against City College of San Francisco and the Teacher Review website; and photographs.
Physical Location: The collection is stored onsite.
Languages represented: Collection materials are in English.

Access

The collection is available for use during San Francisco History Center hours, with photographs available during Photo Desk hours. Collections that are stored offsite should be requested 48 hours in advance.

Publication Rights

Copyright and literary rights for Curzon's published and unpublished works are retained by Daniel Curzon.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Daniel Curzon Papers (GLC 52), Gay and Lesbian Center, San Francisco Public Library.

Provenance

Papers donated by Daniel Curzon, 1996, 2004-2005, 2014. Future additions expected.

Biographical note

Daniel Curzon is a novelist, playwright and educator. He was born Daniel Russell Brown. He received his Ph.B. from University of Detroit in 1960, his M.A. from Kent State University in 1961, and his Ph.D. from Wayne State University in 1969. He has taught at several universities since 1962; his longest tenure has been with City College of San Francisco as an instructor in English since 1980. His plays have been produced by Theater Rhinoceros, New Conservatory Theater, New City Theater, Above Board Theater, the Fringe Festival in San Francisco and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Curzon's notable novels include: Something You Do in the Dark (1971), The Misadventures of Tim McPick (1975), From Violent Men (1983), The World Can Break Your Heart (1984), Curzon in Love (1988), and Not Necessarily Nice: Stories (2000). His plays include: Sex Show: Comedy Madness (1977), Last Call (1981), Cinderella II: Happily Ever After (musical, 1984), No Mince Pies (musical, 1986), The Hit (1997), and Godot Arrives (1999).
The information for this biographical sketch was drawn from Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2007.

Scope and Contents

The collection contains draft manuscripts for articles and books by Daniel Curzon (pseudonym of Daniel R. Brown), personal and professional correspondence, mailing lists and clippings related to the management of IGNA (International Gay News Agency), drafts and final manuscripts of Brown's academic work, class notes and material for courses taught by Brown, audiovisual materials, photographs, and realia. There is some correspondence with authors and academics such as Joyce Carol Oates, Louie Crew, William N. Harlowe, Isabel Gilbert, Morris Kight, and John Gilgun, among others. A few boxes contain songs written by Curzon and materials related to his work with Dan Turner. In addition, there is material related to Curzon's legal case against City College of San Francisco and the Teacher Review website. The collection also includes some 1970s issues of gay newspapers and magazines.

Arrangement

The collection has not been processed. Box inventories reflect the original order as received from the donor. Most cartons contain a mixture of materials.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Curzon, Daniel--Archives
International Gay News Agency.
Gay authors--United States--Archives.
Gay college teachers--United States--Archives.
Gay dramatists--United States--Archives.
Gay novelists--United States--Archives.

 

1996 Accession

Physical Description: 24.0 cubic feet
Box 1

Manuscripts by Curzon

Scope and Contents

Drafts and final versions of manuscripts written by Curzon/Brown. Folders are in no particular order and many include fragments of larger works. Also includes a few calendars in box 10.
Box 1

"Not Sold in Stores, or Skullduggery" (4 folders)

Box 1

"Danny Boy (Danish Radio [script], 1992"

Box 1

"People Do Things to Each Other." Also titled "What are Lovers For?" (2 copies in 5 folders)

Box 1

"The Y" (2 copies in 4 folders)

Box 1

"The Misadventures of Tim McPick" (3 copies in 6 folders)

Box 1

"An Education Among the Carnivores" (2 folders)

Box 1

"Something You Do in the Dark" [book jacket]

Box 2

"The Y (Revised draft)" (2 folders)

Box 2

"Interview with Daniel Curzon" [IGNA]

Box 2

"Theatre Wonderful"

Box 2

"Things" and "Things That Need to be Said" [columns]

Box 2

"The Celebrity and the Fan"

Box 2

"One Career in Literature: Touching and Amusing Anecdotes about the Novels of Daniel Curzon"

Box 2

"Skin Tight" [screenplay]

Box 2

"Queer Comedy, or The Misadventures of Tim McPick" (early draft). (2 folders)

Box 2

"Sperm in Wrong Places (or A Crooked Eye)" (3 folders)

Box 2

"The Artist"

Box 2

[Unknown ms. located between "The Artist" and Part III "Every Boy Should Have a Hero"]

Box 2

"Part III Every Boy Should Have a Hero"

Box 2

"Future Meetings with My Unknown Son" [play]

Box 2

[Notes on a play, possibly "Future Meetings with My Unknown Son"]

Box 2

"The Future Will Take Care of Itself" [title page]

Box 2

"Man and Wife" (alias Daniel Kaufman)

Box 2

"Epiphany"

Box 2

"Shakespeare Lives! (or the State of the Art)" [uncorrected rough draft] (3 folders)

Box 2

"Gay additions to Shakespeare Lives! (later dropped)"

Box 2

[Review of Fielding Gray by Simon Raven]

Box 2

"The Importance of Being Honest"

Box 2

"Taboo. In Which All is Explained; the Epilogue"

Box 2

"The Ulcer"

Box 2

"Claudette and the Three Bullies" or "The Tasteful Transvestite and the Three Bullies"

Box 2

"Gee, May I Have Your Autograph"

Box 2

"Something You Do in the Dark" (4 folders; folder 3 contains G. P. Putnam correspondence re: revisions)

Box 2

"Don't Rub Me the Wrong Way" (3 copies in 3 folders)

Box 2

"Read Any Bad Books Lately?"

Box 2

"Beauty Is Its Own Excuse for Being"

Box 2

"Let's Make Babies, Darling"

Box 2

"Whither the Houseboy?"

Box 2

"The Missing Houseboy"

Box 2

"The Tasteful Transvestite Goes to the Vatican"

Box 2

[Review of Paul Monette's The Long Shot]

Box 2

[Review of three one-act plays performed by One Act Theatre Company]

Box 3

[From Violent Men. "SF." Draft storyline]

Box 3

"Barbarians" [A.k.a. From Violent Men] (8 folders)

Box 3

"From Violent Men" velo-bound mss.

Box 3

"From Violent Men" drafts, 1992-1994 (3 folders)

Box 3

"The Man Who Said What He Thought" [fragment]

Box 3

"Comeback" by Curzon and Dan Turner

Box 3

[Review of Hector Arce's The Secret Life of Tyrone Power]

Box 3

[Poetry]. "I am a Man," "Go Do It," "You Gotta," "A Guy I Know," some notes on "Comeback" (George and Rosalind play)

Box 3

"Comeback" [fragment]

Box 3

"Heritage"

Box 3

"An Interview with Playwright Caryl Churchill"

Box 3

[Review of "The Club"]

Box 3

[Review of Joyce Carol Oates' Unholy Loves]. Also contains notes on From Violent Men

Box 3

[Review of S. Steinberg's A Fairy Tale]

Box 3

"Mini-Book Reviews"

Box 3

"What It's Like to Live in San Francisco: Nostalgia for the Present"

Box 3

[Review of "American Quartet"]

Box 3

"Free and Easy"

Box 3

[Review of "A Prayer for My Daughter"]

Box 3

"David Hockney"

Box 3

"Ron Dwyer" [notes]

Box 3

"Cruising" and letter William Friedkin

Box 3

"A Ramble with Alice through Real-Land: the State of Literary Politics"

Box 3

[Review of "I Love My Wife" starring the Smothers Brothers]

Box 3

"The $oft $ell" [The Soft Sell]

Box 3

[Review of Arthur Laurents' The Enclave at Theatre Rhinoceros]

Box 3

"Tina (a monologue)"

Box 3

"The Hobbit Script" [notes]

Box 3

"Sex and Violence"

Box 3

"Claudette Goes to Iran"

Box 3

"Welcome to the Music of Curzon and Turner"

Box 3

"Craft" re: Oliver Cromwell

Box 3

"No Mince Pies" [Storyline of musical by Curzon and Dan Turner. Cp. The Rule of the Saints, or the Believers]

Box 3

"Theatre Roundup" [column]

Box 3

"The Reverend Rat"

Box 3

[Review of Peter Ackroyd's Dressing Up: Transvestism and Drag]

Box 3

"Who's Afraid of Beauty?" or "Ernie and Margaret vs. The World"

Box 3

"That Old College Try" [Review of Robert Graham's Sins of the Father at Theatre Rhinoceros]

Box 3

"With and Without Love" or "The Birthday Girl" or "Of Love and Drugs" or "A Family Album"

Box 3

[Notepad. Contains notes on From Violent Men]

Box 3

"A Gay Fabliau"

Box 3

"Preface" [to a collection of Curzon's stories and plays]

Box 3

"Henry IV, Part III" rough draft

Box 3

"Ernie's" or "The Baron Dances"

Box 3

[Misadventures of] "Tim McPick" [corrections] 1979

Box 3

"Filmstrip Treatment: Learning and Memory" 1979

Box 3

"Filmstrip Treatment: Slanted Writing" 1979

Box 3

"Success" [song by Curzon and Dan Turner, 1978]

Box 3

"Sharing"

Box 3

"Comments on Last Call by the author" [Review of One-Act Theatre Co. II's production]

Box 4

"The Rule of the Saints" or "Believers" by Curzon and Dan Turner (musical re: Oliver Cromwell and the Puritans)

Box 4

"Parasites in Paradise: Life in Gay San Francisco"

Box 4

"Why I Am and Ex-Catholic"

Box 4

"Last Call"

Box 4

"The Gems of Jerry Falwell" [book review]

Box 4

[Notes on S.F. Board of Supervisors, Harvey Milk, Harry Britt, plastique--probably for From Violent Men]

Box 4

"The Joyful Blue Book of Gracious Gay Etiquette"

Box 4

"Partial Vision" (Margaret and Ernie)

Box 4

"The Honeymoon is Over" [poem]

Box 4

"Boys" [Don't Jump Rope?] corrections

Box 4

"My Favorite Place in San Francisco"

Box 4

[Review of the Great American Rascal]

Box 4

[Review of The Dan White Incident by Steve Dobbins]

Box 4

"The Murder of Gonzago, a Comedy" or "Playwrights"

Box 4

"Why I Wrote From Violent Men"

Box 4

" The Lord May Barf by Gordon Meretricious"

Box 4

"Felicity Peccadillo"

Box 4

" A Boy's Own Limp Wrist" by Edmund Wimp

Box 4

" Rubyfruit Discomfort by Rita Mae Blunt"

Box 4

"A Guest for Dinner"

Box 4

"The Morning Show"

Box 4

"Carl"

Box 4

"Lover"

Box 4

"Why We Came to Sodom" or "Slouching Toward Sodom"

Box 4

" Tails of the City by Heritage Twinklefluff"

Box 4

"Bugs"

Box 4

[Review of The Tempest]

Box 4

"Bay Area Playwrights Festival 3"

Box 4

"The Trial of the Black-Eyes"

Box 4

[Review of King Lear]

Box 4

"Ernie and Margaret vs. The World" [notes]

Box 4

[From Violent Men. Notes]

Box 4

[Reviews of Winterplay and Much Ado About Nothing]

Box 4

[Reviews]

Box 4

"Preface" [to From Violent Men]

Box 4

"Beer and Rhubarb Pie" [fragment]

Box 4

[Fragment of Stewart and Grey story]

Box 4

"The Chancellor..." [probably part of the recognizing evil when we see it ms.]

Box 4

"We Don't Need You" or "Flying Penis," 1994

Box 4

"Nerd" or "Dazzling Sunbeam," 1994

Box 4

"Champs" or "It's Only a Game," 1993

Box 4

"Victim of B.J. (Blowjob)," 1993

Box 4

"Flossie, Harelip, and Other Non-Bunnies" or "Remedial Creative Writing" or "The Flosser, the Psycho, and the Harelip with an Attitude," 1993

Box 4

"Sabbatical Report: Second Half of Split (Spring 1993)," 1993

Box 4

"The Facts of Life," 1995

Box 4

[From They to He], 1993

Box 4

[Notes: review of Outing Goethe]

Box 4

"The Audience," 1996

Box 4

"The Way We Really Live," 1996

Box 4

"Body and Soul," 1995

Box 4

"Anything that Won't Say No," 1994

Box 4

"Five Planets in Your House of Fame" or "The End of the Millennium," 1995

Box 4

"A Little History #1," 1996

Box 4

"Lost Opportunities," 1994

Box 4

"Role Model," 1994

Box 4

"The End of the Story," 1994

Box 4

"Because I Can't Explain," 1994

Box 4

"Apology," 1994

Box 4

"O.J. Agonistes," 1994

Box 4

"Nostalgia and Discontent," 1995

Box 4

"Really Bad Idea #...," 1996

Box 4

"His Aching Man Member," 1996

Box 4

"ISMS" or "The Problem with Lynn," 1994

Box 4

"Only the Good Parts," (one character name Ivy)

Box 4

"Kiss My Black Ass" or "The Optimist"

Box 4

"Vegetable Rights," 1994

Box 4

"A Penny for Your Thoughts," 1994

Box 4

"The Housewife and the Homosexual (Twenty-five years later)"

Box 4

"The Hit," 1994

Box 4

[Notes on "The Haves and Have-Nots"]

Box 4

"Donor Daddy"

Box 4

"Shakespeare Lives!" or "Shakespeare Spotted Alive in New York Theatre District" (2 folders), 1989

Box 4

[The World Can Break Your Heart]. [fragment]

Box 4

"The World Can Break Your Heart" or "Boys Don't Jump Rope" (folders 1-3), 1984

Box 5

"The World Can Break Your Heart" (folders 4-7), 1984

Box 5

"Boys Don't Jump Rope" velo-bound ms. (Re-titled "The World Can Break Your Heart")

Box 5

"Boys Don't Jump Rope" (7 folders)

Box 5

"Human Warmth and Other Stories"

Box 5

"Among the Carnivores" (2 folders)

Box 5

"Among the Carnivores" [fragment]

Box 5

"Something You Do In the Dark" (2 copies: 1 camera-ready) (4 folders)

Box 6

"Only the Good Parts (plus some agents' letters)"

Box 6

"Draft Only the Good Parts (novel)"

Box 6

"Superfag" (2 folders)

Box 6

"Possible typeset novel Superfag"

Box 6

"Possible Part II" [Superfag]

Box 6

"Not Sold in Stores (or Die Trying)" (7 folders; folders 3, 5-7 removed to "mold box")

Box 6

"Dropping Names: memoirs [of] Daniel Curzon" (5 folders)

Box 7

"The World Can Break Your Heart" velo-bound ms.

Box 7

"Boys Don't Jump Rope" velo-bound ms. (Blue cover) [marked on page 1 "Use NC newer version"]

Box 7

"Boys Don't Jump Rope" velo-bound ms. (no cover) [marked "Early version of The World Can Break Your Heart"]

Box 7

"Boys Don't Jump Rope" velo-bound ms. (black cover)

Box 7

"Dropping Names" (2 folders)

Box 7

"Curzon in Love" (4 folders)

Box 7

"Superfag" [notes] (2 folders)

Box 7

"Gaymes" flyer and program. (Lists one-act play "Your Town" by Curzon)

Box 7

"Among the Carnivores" (5 folders)

General note

Includes: corrections (folder 3) and typescript (folders 4-5).
Box 8

"Shakespeare Lives!" (2 folders)

Box 8

"Immortality"

Box 8

"Skin Tight" (rough draft)

Box 8

"Future Meetings with My Son" [fragment]

Box 8

"Immortality"

Box 8

"The Gripes of Wrath"

Box 8

"The Reverend Rat" or "Who, What, Where, When and Why"

Box 8

"When Bertha Was a Pretty Name, a Comedy"

Box 8

"Cinderella II" (4 folders. Folder 3 also titled "Just a Pretty Face," Folder 4 rough draft)

Box 8

[Several 1 pages mss. Re: homosexuality in Rome, Greece, and in The Bible]

Box 8

"Sweet Fifteen: an Erotic Comedy in Four Scenes" by Rod Comesallot (B.H. Apkinson?)

Box 8

Miscellaneous

Box 8

[Notes for piece on acting?]

Box 8

"Endangered Species"

Box 8

"Interview with Jon Sugar"

Box 8

"'How to Read the Critic' by B.F. Martin"

Box 8

"Shakespeare Lives!" [notes]

Box 8

"Things That Need to Be Said" [columns]

Box 8

[Reviews]

Box 8

"Interview with Daniel Curzon by Bruce Billings"

Box 8

"Felicity's Whore" or "How He Got Where He Is: the Life of Dennis Stupor"

Box 8

"Virility"

Box 8

"Among the Carnivores" (6 folders)

Box 8

"Heritage"

Box 8

"Comeback" and songs by Curzon and Dan Turner

Box 8

"Rich and Famous" or "One Woman" or "Comeback"

Box 9

"The Y (final version best copy)" (2 folders), 1975

Box 9

"Homosexuality and the Creative Impulse"

Box 9

[Reviews]

Box 9

"Mr. Right (or Gods Like Men)"

Box 9

"Religious Types I Have Known"

Box 9

"Don't Rub Me the Wrong Way"

Box 9

"Partial Vision"

Box 9

"Your Town" [fragment]

Box 9

"'The Ugly Girl' by Janet Taylor"

Box 9

"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"

Box 9

"Fiance" [fragment]

Box 9

"Bobbie"

Box 9

"'With Liberty and Justice For All' : Homosexuals Should Stay in the Army"

Box 9

"Want to Rut Yourself Raw in Asia"

Box 9

"How Will We Recognize Evil When We See It...And What Will We Do About It If We Do"

Box 9

"Old Soldiers Never Die"

Box 9

"A Gay Fabliau"

Box 9

"Two Bartenders, a Butcher, and Me"

Box 9

"Something You Do In The Dark" foreword

Box 9

"Look! See the One-Armed Man"

Box 9

"Jaguar Stories" [notes]

Box 9

"Son of Sex Show" [notes]

Box 9

"Legend"

Box 9

"The Future Will Take Care of Itself" by D. Brown

Box 9

"The Persistence of Memory" by D. Brown

Box 9

"The Old Man and the Dragon" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Brutes" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Sex Made Simple: For Classroom Use"

Box 9

"Giving, Getting" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Human Warmth"

Box 9

"In a Five and Ten Cent Store"

Box 9

"The Ways Men Shall Touch"

Box 9

"Body and Soul"

Box 9

"VD (a skit)"

Box 9

"Beneath the Surface"

Box 9

"The Happiest Time in My Life" by D. Brown

Box 9

"In the Heat of the Day" by Craig Lauxes [a.k.a. D. Curzon?]

Box 9

"Many Times Before Their Deaths" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Pages of a Diary" by D. Brown

Box 9

"The Girl in the White Raincoat"

Box 9

"Reviewers as Bullies"

Box 9

"A Modern Love Story" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Love Is Not Enough"

Box 9

"You've Got Me" [poem]

Box 9

"The Y" [fragment]

Box 9

"Something You Do in the Dark" [fragment]

Box 9

"A Christmas Miracle at the B.O.O.M."

Box 9

"The Tigers or the Lady" or "Best Girl"

Box 9

"The Pipsqueak II"

Box 9

"In Memory of J. Edgar Hoover"

Box 9

"Why I Killed Joyce Carol Oates: a memoir"

Box 9

"The Vegetable Lover"

Box 9

"If It Smells, This Must Be Bangkok"

Box 9

"Gay Trash"

Box 9

"Interview" with D. Curzon

Box 9

"Man and Wife"

Box 9

"The Horror"

Box 9

"Vita Brevis, Ars Longa" by Craig Lauxes [a.k.a. D. Curzon], 1964

Box 9

"Music Hath Charms" by D. Brown

Box 9

"The Balance of Nature" by D. Brown

Box 9

"Deliver Us From Evil"

Box 9

"The Man Who Said What He Thought"

Box 9

"The Biggest Post-Hoc Fallacy of All Time," and "The Beloved" [notes]

Box 9

"The Hideous Beast"

Box 9

"Victor"

Box 9

"Mating"

Box 9

"The Essential Fag"

Box 9

"The Sissy and the Pilot"

Box 9

"Wooing" or "Duel"

Box 9

"The Y" [fragment]

Box 9

"Problems of Writing Gay Literature"

Box 9

"Lewd and Lascivious Conduct"

Box 9

"The Housewife and the Homosexual"

Box 9

"Family Pornography"

Box 9

"Politics: a skit"

Box 9

"S and M"

Box 9

"How Do You Think You'd Feel If You Were Queer"

Box 9

"Sex Education"

Box 9

"A Matter of the Heart"

Box 9

"Misadventures of Tim McPick" [movie treatment]

Box 9

"Holding the Mirror Up to Life"

Box 9

[Story with Harold, Edith, Joyce, Fred. Fragment]

Box 9

"Corrections" [Novel with Roger, possibly Fiance?]

Box 9

"A Crooked Eye" (3 folders)

Box 10

"The Gay Engagement Calendar" (2 copies) contains photo. of Curzon

Box 10

Calendar September 1984-September 1985 [annotated]

Box 10

Calendar 1982 [annotated]

Box 10

Calendar 1980 [annotated]

Box 10

University of Maryland. University College. Far East Division. 20th Anniversary commemorative volume

Box 10

"Superfag" [notes]

Box 10

"A Literary Double Standard"

Box 10

"The Business, the Soldier, and the Pimp"

Box 10

[Printed interviews and articles. Clippings]

Box 10

"The Artist"

Box 10

"How To Read the Critics"

Box 10

"Kingsfield in Love" ["Paper Chase" story]

Box 10

"Love Is Not What They Say It Is" [becomes "Curzon In Love"]

Box 10

"Try Atheism"

Box 10

"Politics (a bicentennial skit)"

Box 10

"On Being a Gay Teacher"

Box 10

"What Can We Learn From Gay Writing: an Interview with Daniel Curzon"

Box 10

"The $oft $ell" [The Soft Sell]

Box 10

"The 1978 Achievement Awards"

Box 10

"The Beautiful Bag Man"

Box 10

"Do We Need a Wholesome Gay Literature?"

Box 10

"God," 1993

Box 10

[Poem], 1993

Box 10

"In 1692" or "My Client," 1993

Box 10

"The Last War"

Box 10

"Discontents"

Box 10

"I Was Shocked, Appalled..."

Box 10

"Sour Grapes," 1993

Box 10

"God Called. Elmer Answered"

Box 10

"The New Zoo Story," 1993

Box 10

"Listen, Christians..." [notes], 1993

Box 10

"Portrait of a Philistine Examining David Hockney"

Box 10

"The Y" [fragment]

Box 10

"Something You Do in the Dark" [fragment]

Box 10

"With Liberty and Justice for All" [fragment]

Box 10

[Reviews]

Box 10

[Fragments of several stories and plays]

Box 10

[Songs]

Box 10

"The Proper Mate Choosing"

Box 10

"The Little Blue Book of Gay Etiquette"

Box 10

"Once Upon a Time There Was a Gay Writer who Committed Suicide..."

Box 10

"Beer and Rhubarb Pie and Teacups" "Art We Can Be Proud Of" "Rich and Famous" [or "Comeback"]

Box 10

"Art We Can Be Proud Of"

Box 10

"Rich and Famous" [or "Comeback"]

Box 10

"Beneath the Surface"

Box 10

"Holy Communion"

Box 10

"Shivers"

Box 10

"From Violent Men" [fragment]

Box 10

"Something You Do in the Dark" [fragment]

Box 10

[On Tattooing]

Box 10

"Hand in Hand"

Box 10

[Play fragment. Characters: Sam, Herman, Gene, Katerina, Priscilla]

Box 10

"Sour Grapes" (3 drafts)

Box 11

Academic Work by Brown

Box 11

"Swift's Excremental Repetition"

Box 11

Correspondence--Louie [Crew] re: military education assignments

Box 11

Correspondence--University of Maryland. Department of the Army

Box 11

"Visions of the Grotesque in Crane and Norris"

Box 11

[Papers for Kent State and Wayne State] 1960-1961

Box 11

"Nathanael West : the War Within" (first draft) 1969

Box 11

Academic Papers (2 folders)

Box 11

"The Appeal of Mendeville's Travels"

Box 11

"Nathanael West: the War Within: Naturalism and Existentialism Defined"

Box 11

[Exams taken by Daniel Brown]

Box 11

12 notebooks of various sizes

Box 11

"Rejection slips"

Box 11

[Academic Papers]

Box 11

Notebook

Box 11

Black folder with academic papers

Box 11

Manila folder with notebook

Box 11

Blue folder with "The Future will Take Care of Itself"

Box 11

"Shorthand" notebook

Box 11

[4 journal articles by or about Joyce Carol Oates]

Box 11

"Student Power--How Much is Enough?"

Box 11

Academic Papers

Box 11

4 notebooks

Box 11

Letter from Barb Lanctot and A Child's Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas

Box 11

4 pamphlets with articles by Joyce Carol Oates

Box 11

Wayne State University Commencement program, 1969

Box 12

Notebooks

Box 12

English 57 Lecture notes

Box 12

Student examinations

Box 12

Course dittos

Box 13

"Among the Carnivores" [flyer]

Box 13

Correspondence

Box 13

"Sex Show" [review]

Box 13

[Audition poster for "Last Call"]

Box 13

"Curzon ISBN information"

Box 13

"Curzon flyer"

Box 13

Two drawings of Daniel Curzon by Don Bachardy, 1975

Box 13

Bill--Photocopy of "Among the Carnivores"

Box 13

Wanda Pettway

Box 13

[Printed items re: publishing, COSMEP]

Box 13

"Career" and "Plans" [biographical]

Box 13

Photocopy of Edward Carpenter

Box 13

Gay Academic Union

Box 13

Correspondence, etc.

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 13

1968 International Guild Guide, 1968

Box 13

Notes/Personal

Box 13

Miscellaneous Impersonal

Box 13

Miscellaneous Personal (?)

Box 13

Correspondence, 1969

Box 13

Correspondence, 1970-1971

Box 13

Book Printing

Box 13

Briggs Initiative

Box 13

Curzon Interviews

Box 13

Vita Brevis, Ars Longa manuscript

Box 13

Periodicals: Rodale's Quinto Lingo

Box 13

Periodicals

Box 13

Passport

Box 13

Raphael's Astronomical Ephemeris of the Planets' Places for 1938

Box 13

Correspondence, photos., etc.

Box 14

Legal sized documents

Box 14

[Story for play with characters: Curzon, Jean-Michel, Jen, and Mere]

Box 14

[Review of "An Open Window : Conversations with Gore Vidal" by Lyle Stuart]

Box 14

"English 58 final exam"

Box 14

Brown / Academics [dittos, etc.]

Box 14

[Revisions and drafts of several manuscripts]

Box 14

"Notes for a new play. Titles: The Last Wasp, Prometheus Stuck, The Part-Timer"

Box 14

Screenplay [The Missing Houseboy or Whither the Houseboy?]

Box 14

"How Do You Think You'd Feel If You Were A Queer?" (2 versions)

Box 14

Book Ads/reviews

Box 14

Notes

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 14

"The Fatwa" [notes]

Box 14

"Something You Do In The Dark" [screenplay]

Box 14

"Shakespeare Lives!" [notes on plot]

Box 14

Song: "One Woman" for "Comeback" by Curzon and Turner

Box 14

"A Crooked Eye"

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 14

[Printed article]

Box 14

[Notes]

Box 14

"Small Victories," 1993

Box 14

"Sour Grapes" [notes], [1993]

Box 14

[Curzon interview]

Box 14

Gay Literature class flyers

Box 14

Drawings by Daniel Brown (some subjects are taken from the sketch books following), 1970s

Box 14

5 books on sketching and drawing

Box 15

Correspondence (unsorted, folded in envelopes)

Boxes 16-17

Publicity and reviews of Curzon's work. Reviews and articles by Curzon (Some appear in erotic magazines)

Box 18

IGNA, books and articles by Curzon, plastic face masks used in a play by Curzon, IGNA card file

 

IGNA

Box 19

IGNA files and releases. Newspapers, 1982-1983

Box 20

IGNA Newspapers (includes several issues of erotic magazines), 1980-1981

Box 21

IGNA correspondence and releases. Newspapers, 1980s

Box 22

IGNA Newspapers, 1981-1984

Box 23

IGNA Newspapers, 1981-1982

Box 24

IGNA Newspapers, 1982-1983

Box 25

Writing / Manuscripts [folders set aside due to possible mold contamination]

Box 25

Wasps (6 drafts), 1993

Box 25

The Hamster, the Parrot, The Pig, The Snake, and the AIDS Widow (8 drafts), 1993

Box 25

Bad Puppet, or, Do Not Open This Box Whatever You Do (4 drafts), 1993

Box 25

His Aching Man Member (7 drafts), 1993

Box 25

The Writers and Artists Year Book (London: Adam & Charles Black), 1971

Box 25

An Actor Prepares (3 drafts), 1993

Box 25

A Murder Story (3 drafts), 1993

Box 25

Masturbator, or, The Stand Off (3 drafts), 1993

Box 25

A Bridge, or, Our Bridge, or, The Last War, (2 drafts), 1993

Box 25

Save Pet, or, Choice, or Ain't (3 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Sammy, or Goofy (9 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Scratched (6 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Diversity (3 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Turd, or, The Punch Bowl, or, Punch (4 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Liberals (6 drafts, 1992

Box 25

Chickens (6 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Blackdog (5 drafts), 1992

Box 25

Whipped, or, Pussy Whipped (6 drafts), 1992

 

Not Sold in Stores "final polish, final draft," April 1992

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 25

[Notes on a Shakespearean scene with King Henry, Flastaff, et al.]

Box 25

Etiquette [fragment]

Box 25

"Not Sold in Stores (or Die Trying)" (folders 3, 5-7)

Box 25

Boys Don't Jump Rope (374 p.)

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 25

Boys Don't Jump Rope (velobound manuscript, 374 p.), undated

Oversize-box 26

Oversized Materials

Related materials

See also GLC Flat files in M43.
Oversize-box 26

California Voice, June 3, 1983

General note

Cover story. Interview with Curzon. Cover shows John & Dan holding From Violent Men (moved from Box 70)
Oversize-box 26

Photos of two portraits of Daniel Curzon drawn by Don Bachardy [matted], February8 and March 2, 1975

Oversize-box 26

Earnest Players present Beneath The Surface. Midnight Thater by Daniel Curzon, poster by Jim Mabry (2 posters)

Oversize-box 26

Cover art "The Misadventures of Tim McPick," mock-ups for publications, 1975, 1980, undated

Oversize-box 26

Poster of gargoyle? holding shield with lambda emblazoned on it. Artist Musgrave, 1977

Oversize-box 26

Scrapbook pages with reviews, issues of newspapers with reviews and interviews, 1978-1987

 

2004-2005 Accession

Physical Description: 30.0 cubic feet
Box 27

[Novels, plays, writing]

Box 27

Cartoons by Daniel Curzon, Joe Kirby, Zad Johnson, et al., undated

Box 27

Dropping Names-memoirs, undated

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 27

The Joyful Blue Book of Gracious Gay Etiquette-finished revision, January 2005

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 27

Only the Good Parts, undated

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 27

Only the Good Parts-final version, April/May 1998

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 27

Only the Good Parts-George Ziegler, undated

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 27

Only the Good Parts, undated

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 27

Superfag-Printer's layout copy, November 5, 1995

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 28

[Playscripts, novels, writing, correspondence]

Box 28

"Beastly Fables"

Box 28

"A Christmas Miracle at The Open Mess" (5 copies and an early draft)

Box 28

Copies of short stories and one-act plays published in different periodicals and magazines

Box 28

Correspondence, 1989-1999, undated

Box 28

"A History of Really, Really Bad Ideas"

Box 28

"If Shakespeare Came Back Today" (5 copies and 2 incomplete)

Box 28

"Last Call" (3 copies)

Box 28

"Margaret and Ernie vs. The World" (3 copies)

Box 28

"The Murder of Gonzago, A Comedy"

Box 28

"Not Sold In Stores, Or Skullduggery"-Edited

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 28

Notes-Drafts

Box 28

One-Act Plays #1 (includes: "1000 Nights," "AIDS Sketch (from The AIDS Show)," "A Little History #1: How Gays Destroyed The Family," "An Actor Prepares (A One-Act Play)," "Air Rage," "Beer and Rhubarb Pie" (incomplete parts), "Boo!" "Carl," "Celebrities in Hell," "Don't Open This Box Whatever Your Do," "God Called, Elmer Answered" (2 copies), "Guest for Dinner," "Hand in Hand," "In A Five-and-Ten-Cent Store" (2 copies)

Box 28

One-Act Plays #2 (includes: "Life," "Love," "O.J. Agonistes," "The Billy Goat," "The Importance of Being P.C.," "The Robin Chatterton Chat Show," "Trust (A Monologue)," "S & M" (2 copies), "Schemers," "Script for video of An Irish Blessing," "Victim of B.J." (2 copies), "Void (Where Prohibited)," "War" (2 copies), "Your Town"

Box 28

"Pixies in Peril (A Parody of The Hobbit)" (original copy)

Box 28

"Sex Show"

Box 28

"Shakespeare Spotted in New York Theater District"

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 28

Short Stories (includes "A Gay Fabliau," "A Murder Story" (4 copies), "Sexual Variety As a Way of Life," "Shakespeare Rap," "The Angels of Light," "The Ghoul," "The Girl in The White Raincoat," "The Horror" (2 copies), "The Trial of The Black-Eyes," "The Ugly Girl" (2 copies), "The Weird Animal Business" (2 copies)

Box 28

"So Middle Class"

Box 28

"Something You Do In The Dark" screenplay

Box 28

"Sour Grapes" #1 (2 copies)

Box 28

"Sour Grapes" #2 (2 copies)

Box 28

"The Tasteful Transvestite and Three Bullies" (7 copies)

Box 28

"The Weird Animal Business (A One-Act Play)" (11 copies)

Box 29

[Writings]

Box 29

"Plays by Daniel Curzon Available for Production" (List); "Daniel Curzon / Daniel R. Brown. Bibliography" (List. 2 copies); Copy of cover and back cover of "Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume II (1982-1983)"

Box 29

Short plays: Producing with Poppy; Body and Soul; Trust; A Christmas Miracle at the B.O.O.M.; The Fly and The Bullfrog; The Golden Retriever and The Spotted Hyena

Box 29

"Act II" (part of a play)

Box 29

"Animal Farm" (2 copies)

Box 29

"Avatars: In Which All Is Explained (First Version)," 1987

Box 29

Early Play "The Awakening"

Box 29

Beer and Rhubarb Pie, A One-Act Play

Box 29

"Beer and Rhubarb Pie" (copies #1 and 2)

Box 29

"Beer and Rhubarb Pie" (copies #3 and 4), 1998, undated

Box 29

"Beneath The Surface (1978 version)," 1978

Box 29

"Beneath the Surface"

Box 29

"The Birthday Girl" (2 copies), undated

Box 29

Celebrities in Hell

Box 29

"Cinderella II (Happily Ever After)"

Box 29

"Comeback, A Musical Drama"

Box 29

"Demons"

Box 29

"Don't Rub Me The Wrong Way (a play in two acts)," undated

Box 29

Everything You Need to Know About Finding a Mate

Box 29

"Godot Arrives"

Box 29

"Half to Death"

Box 29

"Half to Death (A Thriller)"

Box 29

"Half to Death (A Comedy Thriller)" [includes letter to Charles, June 17, 1991], 1991, undated

Box 29

Hand in Hand

Box 29

The Hit

Box 29

"How to Murder Some of Your Very Best Friends" (2 copies)

Box 29

"How to Murder Some of Your Very Best Friends"

Box 29

If Shakespeare Came Back Tomorrow, If Shakespeare Were Alive Today

Box 29

Immortality

Box 29

The Importance of Being Honest

Box 29

"The Importance of Being P.C.," undated

Box 29

In A Five-And-Ten-Cent Store

Box 29

Last Call and Sequel to Last Call

Box 29

Life

Box 29

"Margaret and Ernie vs. The World (3-Act Play)"

Box 29

"The Murder of Gonzago. A Comedy. (4 characters)"

Box 29

"The Murder of Gonzago. A Comedy (3-act play)"

Box 29

"My Unknown Son or The Interrupted Hug"

Box 29

"Not Sold in Stores or Skullduggery" #1

Box 29

"Not Sold in Stores or Skullduggery" #2

Box 29

A Penny for Your Thoughts

Box 29

"Pixies in Peril" #1, undated

Box 29

"Pixies in Peril" #2, undated

Box 29

Really Bad Ideas

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 29

S and M

Box 29

Simpson Agonistes

Box 29

"So Middle Class, or The New Zoo Story" (2 copies), after 1998

Box 29

Sour Grapes

Box 29

"Stuck," after 2003

Box 29

The Tasteful Transvestite and the Three Bullies

Box 29

"The Third Part of Henry The Fourth [Discovered and Annotated by Daniel Curzon]"

Box 30

[Writings; correspondence]

Box 30

"The Third Part of Henry The Fourth by William Shakespeare, II [Discovered and Annotated by Daniel Curzon]"

Box 30

"The Third Part of Henry The Fourth by William Shakespeare, II. 5 Acts . England, 15th Century, 20 Characters]"

Box 30

"Very Nasty Indeed" (2 copies, second incomplete)

Box 30

"Very Tasty Indeed"

Box 30

Your Town

Box 30

"Your Town" (3 copies)

Box 30

Some Memoirs: Dropping Names and Unfinished Further Travels of Gulliver

Box 30

3 gradebooks at City College, San Francisco

Box 30

Correspondence to Daniel Curzon, 1993

Box 30

Correspondence, mostly to Daniel Curzon, 1993-1994

Box 30

Correspondence, mostly to Daniel Curzon, 1994-1995

Box 30

Correspondence, mostly to Daniel Curzon, 1995-1996

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 30

Correspondence to and from Daniel Curzon, 1997-1998

Box 30

Correspondence to and from Daniel Curzon, 1998

Box 30

Correspondence, mostly to Daniel Curzon, 1999-2000

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 31

[Play scripts, some published stories, poems] Unorganized

Box 32

[Plays, writing]

Box 32

Plays by Daniel Curzon Available for Production, undated

Box 32

Correspondence and reader reports, 1988, 1990, 1998

Box 32

Dialogus Play Service & Publishing, Inc. Catalog of Plays, [1995?]

Box 32

Animal Farm (2 copies), undated

Box 32

Avatars: In Which All Is Explained, undated

Box 32

Beneath the Surface; First Production cast list and theater information, undated

Box 32

Beer and Rhubarb Pie, and Last Call (undated); staged reading announcement (1990), 1990, undated

Box 32

Beer and Rhubarb Pie (newspaper clippings from The Alternate), undated

Box 32

The Birthday Girl [also titled Please, Not To Us] (4 copies), undated

Box 32

The Blasphemer (The Ayatollah's Edict) (2 folders, 1 copy in each), undated

Box 32

Bobbie, undated

Box 32

A Christmas Miracle at the B.O.O.M. (2 copies), undated

Box 32

Cinderella: II (Happily Ever After), undated

Box 32

Cinderella II (Happily Ever After) [Act 2 pages are 3-hole punched], undated

Box 32

Everything You Need to know About Finding a Mate, undated

Box 32

The FATWA (The Ayatollah's Edict) [also The Blasphemer. Includes correspondence with Cynthia White and S.F. Russell, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland], 1992-1993

Box 32

Godot Arrives, undated

Box 32

Godot Arrives [gray report cover], undated

Box 32

Godot Arrives "winner of National New Play Contest, 1999"

Box 32

The Importance of Being Honest (5 copies), undated

Box 32

Margaret and Ernie vs. The World [2 copies], undated

Box 32

The Murder of Gonzago-A Comedy [2 act version], undated

Box 32

The Murder of Gonzago-A Comedy [annotated], undated

Box 32

My Unknown Son, or the Interrupted Hug, undated

Box 32

My Unknown Son, or the Interrupted Hug [yellow cover], undated

Box 32

My Unknown Son [printed from Lodestar Quarterly website], 2003

Box 32

Pixies in Peril-A comedy in two acts, undated

Box 32

Please, Not To Us by Keenesha Good [Lesbian version of The Birthday Boy. See also The Birthday Girl], undated

Box 32

Reverend What's His Name (photocopies of play printed in West Coast Plays), undated

Box 32

S and M, undated

Box 32

Sex Show skits (2 copies) [Body and Soul; Beastiality; Desert Isle; The Ways Men Shall Touch; The Fiance; Mr. Right; Bobbie; What Did They Do In Gomorrha? Somewhere Over The Rainbow; How Sex Affects the Weather; VD; Family Pornography; Sex Education, undated

Box 32

[Simpson Agonistes] [O. J. Simpson play. Spiral bound notebook with notes on trial, news coverage, variant endings to play], 1995

Box 32

[Simpson Agonistes ] O. J. [Simpson] Play, pages 28-95, undated

Box 32

Simpson Agonistes [includes letter from The New Conservatory Theatre Center, September 5, 1995], 1995

Box 32

Son of Shaw (8 copies. One copy marked: "Incorporated into Murder of Gonzago, 2 act verson"), undated

Box 32

Stuck, undated

Box 32

Stuck (2 copies), undated

Box 32

The Third Part of Henry the Fourth, undated

Box 32

The Third Part of Henry the Fourth (oversized paper, 11 x 17-inches), undated

Box 32

Very Tasty Indeed (A Thriller, with Possibly Comic Overtones), undated

Box 32

When Bertha Was a Pretty Name, undated

Box 32

When Bertha Was a Pretty Name [post-it from Phoebe to Fran], undated

Box 32

When Bertha Was a Pretty Name, 1998

Box 32

Your Town, [1977?]

Box 32

Your Town (3 copies), undated

Box 32

Your Town, with first production information, undated

Boxes 33-35

Published books and articles by Curzon

Box 36

Books and articles inscribed to Curzon

Box 37

[Correspondence and manuscripts/writing]

Box 37

Correspondence about Curzon's case against military over academic freedom. Defense by Society for Individual Rights, 1974

Box 37

Correspondence. Copies of letters and postcards from Christopher Isherwood, 1974, undated

Box 37

Correspondence. "Interesting early letters, 1970-1971. 1) from editor at Putnam about Something You Do In The Dark; 2) to a man who reported "gay" activity--he later came out!! 3) to John [who?] refers to Oates," 1970-1971

Box 37

Correspondence. "Letters of recommendation including Oates (later removed from file) from her husband, too--Ray Smith; 2) graduate school transcripts, Wayne State University," 1969

Box 37

The Y. "Edited ms. of The Y (unpublished novel), written in early 1970s" "2nd last draft," early 1970s

Box 37

The Y. "Edited ms. of The Y (unpublished novel)," undated

Box 37

The Y. "1) marked 2nd last draft of The Y (unpublished novel); 2) notes," 1973

Box 37

The Y (unpublished novel) [typed, in box], undated

Box 37

Typed ms. of Tim McPick (novel) corrected, undated

Box 37

Gay liberation in England, early 1970s, newspapers, flyers, etc. Gay Liberation Front issues, etc., early 1970s

Box 37

Typed manuscript of short story "The Artist" (based on Oates), late 1960s-early 1970s

Box 37

Drawings done by Curzon (includes a cartoon or two), London, 1970-1971

Box 37

Chapter from Curzon's doctoral dissertation on Nathanael West, 1969

Box 37

Astrological chart (done by Professor Russell Durning), 1967-1968

Box 37

Writing, photo: 1) article "Swift and the Limitations of Satire"-later published; 2) last page of story [which?] 3) photos of staff University of Maryland, Far East Division, 1969? or 1972, undated

Box 37

Maybe the first published interview of Curzon in Gay Liberator (Detroit) regarding Something You Do In The Dark, undated

Box 37

Materials on Something You Do in the Dark: 1) including contract via agent Blanche Gregory; 2) some reviews; 3) New York Times ad; 4) fake headline-first test of pen name (Curzon), 1971-1972

Box 37

Writing: 1) essay on being a writer; 2) essay/travel piece on Japan; 3) travel/on Paris "Gay Paree"; 4) essay "Lust as A Way of Life"; 5) "Letter" from London; 6) Satire of revewers. "Read Any Bad Books Lately?" and "A Reviewer Remembered," 1971-1972

Box 37

Early writings, early 1970s: 1) "Whatever Happened to Queens?" 2) "How Do You Think You'd Feel If You Were a Queen?" 3) "Jobs in Britain"; 4) "Hey There, Sports Fans" (comedy?); 5) "A Matter of the Heart," early 1970s

Box 37

Curzon's written notes on 1) The World Can Break Your Heart; 2) Ideas for movies he was in, undated

Box 37

Final section of Among the Carnivores typed manuscript, 1976

Box 37

Writing: 1) ms. of short stories "Wee Beasties" published in a Detroit Gay Liberator (early 1970s) "mystery" (mock); 2) edited manuscript of short story "Life" (included in Perverts); 3) short story (rejected) "Vita Brevis, Ars Longa," early 1970s

Box 37

Manuscript drafts of screenplay: She Slept with the Writer (finished later), 1997

Box 38

[Correspondence and manuscripts/writing]

Box 38

Letters to Daniel Curzon (Brown): Ralph A. Horn about his music (songs), Christmas cards, handwritten notes on TeacherReview.com, 1997-1998

Box 38

Manuscripts: 1) Play: 1001 Nights at the House of Pancakes; 2) Songs (new and revised), 1996-1997

Box 38

Phone messages/notes, circa late 1980s-early 1990s

Box 38

More drafts of Godot Arrives (winner of the National New Play Contest, 1999), August 1997

Box 38

Screenplay drafts: Love Is Just Around the Corner (Later called: This Little Nightmare: Called My Life), May 1997

Box 38

Daniel Curzon and Isabel Gilbert. More drafts of This Little Nightmare: Called My Life, early 1997

Box 38

Songs. New and Revised: "And I'll Get Rid of This Pain", "Your Doggy Bone", "You'll Have to Get Hugged...", etc., 1997

Box 38

Songs (words and music by Curzon): "An Irish Blessing" a great song!! August 1997, "Rock Hard" ("Your Doggy Bone"), "Let's Make Love Again", "The Story of Ida Vanola," 1997

Box 38

Songs. New and Revised: "She's Got the Pretties...", "Words", "Even Little Babies", etc., 1998

Box 38

Manuscript drafts of Godot Arrives (which won the National New Play Contest, 1999), 1997

Box 38

Publications: GPU News (June 1975 (contains review of Gay Literature magazine on p. 17, also May 1976); In Unity Metropolitan Community Church (1975); Gay Academic Union (1974); 4) Fag Rag (1976); 5) Gay Sunshine (Spring 1976); Campaign (British, May 1976, mentions Gay Literature, p. 24) 1974-1976

Box 39

[Early gay publications; manuscripts/writing]

Box 39

Early gay publications: Gay Sunshine, 1973-1976; GPU News, April 1976 contains story by Richard Hall; Annotated articles by Curzon; some class assignments for Gay Literature at Fresno State (1975), 1973-1976

Box 39

Various gay publications: 1) "Ask No Man Pardon" Elsa Gidlow; 2) "Dream of the Traveler" Richard McCann; 3) The Gay Question : A Marxist Appraisal by Bob McCubbin; 4) Gayellow Pages (Winter 1973); 5) Manroot 10 (poems, 1975), circa 1973-1976

Box 39

Early gay magazines: GPU News, RFD, Vector, College English, Fag Rag (I'm not in this, I think)," 1974-1976

Box 39

Gay publications: 1) Margins (Lesbian issue) 1975; 2) The Advocate (1976); 3) RFD 1975; 4) Gay News (London, number 51); 5) Alternative to Alienation, number 6, November-December 1975; 6) Vector (no Curzon material) 1976; 7) Gay Liberator (Joe Fiore, Detroit) 1975; 8) Seattle Gay News 1976, 1975-1976

Box 39

Early magazines: 1) GPU News (October 1975) contains no Curzon material; 2) Christopher Street July 1976 contains no Curzon material; 3) In Tandem; 4) The Liberty Express; 5) Entertainment West; 6) Fag Rag 1974; 7) Female Impersonator News; 8) GCN; 9) Gay Sunshine (Summer 1975, Spring 1975), 1974-1976

Box 39

Arcadie: revue litteraire at scientifique, #225 (September 1972), #277 (November 1972). French gay journal. Contains article on Something You Do in the Dark, 1972

Box 39

Early gay newspapers: 1) Gayzette; 2) Advocate; 3) Drummer, undated

Box 39

Gay Liberator newspaper (Detroit), early 1970s

Box 39

Manuscript drafts of short stories/also published stories, 1998- 1) "The Tasteful Transvestite Goes to the Vatican" 2) "His Achy Man Member"; 3) "Ain't"; 4) "Liberals"; 5) GPU News contains "The Businessman, the Soldier, and the Pimp" (Dec. 1975); 6) GPU News contains "How Will We Recognize Evil" (September 1975), 1975, 1998, undated

Box 39

Songs, 1997. Revised ones. Written originally with Dan Turner in 1983-1984. "One Woman" (1978?); "Sorrows" (Curzon alone, 1977?), 1977-1997

Box 39

Non-fiction drafts: "Discontents"; "False Assumptions of Teacher Review," undated

Box 39

Play manuscripts ( 1001 Nights at the House of Pancakes; An Actor Prepares; My Unknown Son, 1977- ; College English, November 1974 contains poem, 1974-1977, undated

Box 39

Articles about gay life annotated by Curzon. "Body Politic" and others (1976). Jan Morris (prepay to write Comeback), 1976

Box 39

Articles: "Differential Diagnosis" TV and TS annotated by Curzon; On bisexuality annotated by Curzon; Exam question from a course (not Curzon's) at Fresno State; Curzon appears as speaker at St. Louis Gay People's Association, 1975 or 1976; Sexual Law Reporter, 1975-1976; Gay Post, 1975-1976

Box 40

[Correspondence, publications, manuscripts/writing]

Box 40

Correspondence from Tricia and Zack Johnson, March 18, 1991

Box 40

Curzon biography page, [2001]

Box 40

From Violent Men review in California Voice, May 20, 1983

Box 40

Western Gay Academic Union newsletter, vol. 1 (3), July 1977. Includes reference to Something You Do in the Dark (2 copies), July 1977

Box 40

Afterword by Curzon (fading photocopy), undated

Box 40

The Blasphemer (2 copies), undated

Box 40

A Christmas Miracle at the B.O.O.M. ( Gay Sunshine), January-February 1974

Box 40

Curzon's review of Christopher and His Kind by Christopher Isherwood, undated

Box 40

[Cinderella II. Act II], undated

Box 40

"The Cosmopolitan Novel: James and Lewis" by Daniel R. Brown ( Sinclair Lewis Newsletter, vol. 1 (1)), Spring 1969

Box 40

Damaged Fairies (photocopies), undated

Box 40

Do We Need A Wholesome Gay Literature? (4 copies), undated

Box 40

A Fool's Audition, [2001]

Box 40

"From Satire to the Absurd in Nathanael West's A Cool Million," undated

Box 40

Review by Curzon: Gay Spirit: Myth and Meaning by Mark Thompson ( Los Angeles Times, p.13 Book Review section), July 26, 1987

Box 40

The Girl in the White Raincoat, undated

Box 40

God, I Hate Most Poetry, undated

Box 40

Godot Arrives, after 1999?

Box 40

Godot Arrives. Act II, undated

Box 40

Godot Arrives (2 copies), undated

Box 40

"Greed and Glamour: Trashy Novels and What They Mean" ( Bay Area Reporter), January 22, 1987

Box 40

The Gripes of Wrath ( Teaching English in the Two-Year College, vol. 15 (3)). Photocopy, October 1988

Box 40

Growing Up Gay in Michigan, speech given at the University of Michigan, 1981

Box 40

Homosexuality and the Creative Impulse, undated

Box 40

The Horror (2 copies), undated

Box 40

Review of Hotel Paradiso at A.C.T., undated

Box 40

How Do You Think You'd Feel if You Were A Queer?, undated

Box 40

In a Five-And-Ten-Cent Store, undated

Box 40

In Memory of the Late J. Edgar Hoover. Photocopy, undated

Box 40

John Gettys, undated

Box 40

The Joyful Blue Book of Gracious Gay Etiquette [mock up], undated

Box 40

"A Look at Archetypal Criticism" by Daniel Russell Brown (Reprint from The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, vol. 28 (4)) (2 copies), Summer 1970

Box 40

A Look at Recent History, undated

Box 40

Lust As A Way of Life, undated

Box 40

Mindgames, written by D. M. Hariton. First draft, July 19, 1990

Box 40

The Monster in the Wood, Summer 1997

Box 40

The Murder of Gonzago--a comedy, undated

Box 40

My Babies by Danielle (Womb of) Steel, undated

Box 40

"The Natural Man in John Steinbeck's Non-Teleological Tales." Photocopy, undated

Box 40

One Career in Literature: Touching and Amusing Anecdotes About the Novels of Daniel Curzon (paper delivered on a panel called "Novelists on Writing and Publishing Novels" at the Modern Language Association convention, Los Angeles), December 1983

Box 40

1001 Nights at the House of Pancakes: a play in vignettes, undated

Box 40

"Parades and Parasites in Paradise: Life in Gay San Francisco" ( Gay News), October 30-November 12, 1981

Box 40

Paul Welles tribute, undated

Box 40

The Pipsqueak (Two Days Later), undated

Box 40

The Pipsqueak Murder (Two Days After), undated

Box 40

Playwrights' Theatre. One Act. Article on Playwrights' Unit with photo of Curzon, et al., undated

Box 40

The Problems of Writing Gay Literature ( Margins), Spring 1975

Box 40

S and M, undated

Box 40

Sex Show flyer with notes on verso regarding order of skits, undated

Box 40

The Shark of Recognition, undated

Box 40

"The Sheep and the Bad Shepherd: Nathanael West's Miss Lonelyhearts" with critical review by PMLA, 1975

Box 40

Plays: 1) Eye to Eye; and 2) Skin Tight. Notes, correspondence, contracts, drafts, with Isabel Gilbert, 1985-1991

Box 40

Skin Tight [overview] with Isabel Gilbert, undated

Box 40

Skin Tight by Daniel Curzon and Isabel Gilbert, 12/3

Box 40

Skin Tight (2 copies, 1 is annotated) with scleroderma advertisement, undated

Box 40

Skin Tight (screenplay, revised), November 20, 1992

Box 40

Skin Tight (screenplay). Second version with Isabel Gilbert, undated

Box 40

Eye to Eye (a screenplay with authentic hypnosis) by Daniel Curzon and Isabel Gilbert, undated

Box 40

"Some of Your Best Friends Are Perverts" by Curzon (in Small Press Review, p1) photocopy, October-November 1977

Box 40

A Streetcar Named Viagra (2 copies), 2003

Box 40

Stuck, with Curzon biography sheet, [2001]

Box 40

That All-Important Job Interview, undated

Box 40

The Third Part of Henry the Fourth, undated

Box 40

This Little Nightmare (Called My Life) by Isabel Gilbert and Daniel Curzon, undated

Box 40

The Trial of the Black Eyes, undated

Box 40

Two Short Stories by Daniel Curzon: The Child Molester; Pity (2 copies), undated

Box 40

The Ugly Girl, undated

Box 40

Victor (from Mae West Is Dead, Faber & Faber, London, 1983 and from the Kansas Quarterly), 1983

Box 40

"The War Within Nathanael West: Naturalism and Existentialism" by Daniel R. Brown ( Modern Fiction Studies, vol. 20 (2), Purdue University). Photocopy, Summer 1974

Box 40

What's Wrong with Gay Life: a short story ( Vector), May 1975

Box 40

Why I Am An Ex-Catholic ("In My Opinion" Gay News, vol. 5 (25)), October 2-15, 1981

Box 40

Why We Came to Sodom ( North American Review) (2 copies), December 1983

Box 41

Legal documents, correspondence, research regarding law suit against City College of San Francisco and Teacher Review

Box 42

Legal documents, correspondence, research regarding law suit against City College of San Francisco and Teacher Review

Box 43

[Law suit, Correspondence, publications, manuscripts/writing, computer disks]

Box 43

Correspondence and documents regarding law suit against City College of San Francisco

Box 43

Getting Gay In New York poems by George Whitmore (first edition), 1976

Box 43

The Advocate (early issue), Curzon published articles here, from London, helped pay bills; 2) early The Sentinel

Box 43

Early gay magazines: Gay Sunshine, Spring 1974; GPU News, Feb 1976; Portuguese Club Ainda Ha Amigos; Emily Dickinson poetry

Box 43

Curzon columns and reviews, 1970s-1990s

Box 43

Computer disks

Physical Description: 6.0 folders
Box 43

Correspondence, 1997

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 44

[Correspondence, publications, manuscripts/writing]

Box 44

Columns, reviews, correspondence, 1970s-1990s

Physical Description: 6.0 folders
Box 44

James White Review (2 copies), Fall 1990

Box 44

Heaven, the musical, undated

Box 44

This Little Nightmare: Called My Life, undated

Box 44

Correspondence, etc.

Box 44

Simpson Agonistes

Box 44

A Thankless Child [Die Trying] final revised, August and September 2002

Box 44

Wayne State University and University of Detroit graduation certificates and grades, 1960, 1964

Box 44

Publicity

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 44

Publications

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 45

[Columns and reviews—complete newspaper issues]

Box 46

[Correspondence, publicity]

Box 46

Publicity about Curzon's books, undated

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 46

Correspondence, 1974-1990s

Physical Description: 9.0 folders
Boxes 47-48

Correspondence, 1974-1990s

Oversize-box 49

Oversized [Scrapbooks and drawings by Daniel Curzon and his son, Zachary Johnson; drawings by Douglas Riseborough ("tricked" several times)]

Box 50

Correspondence (in accordion file)

Box 51

Correspondence

Box 51

Letters to Curzon: from mother, sister, some on Gay Literature, Stephen Wright, 1971-1974

Box 51

Letters: Dan Allen (lover of Richard Hall), Joe Fiori (fist fan), Morris Kight, The Advocate publisher David Goodstein (lawsuit), William N. Harlowe, Louie Crew, 1972-1974

 

Letters: Jonathan Katz, William Harlowe,

Box 51

Agents, Family (mother, sister), editors, 1978-1979

Box 51

Carl Morse (poet), John Gilgun, Robert Prager, et al., 1990

Box 51

Letters: John Gilgun, agent George Ziegler (New York), Paths Untrodden, Rich Rubin, 1990-1991

Box 52

Music / Songs by Curzon [tapes, CDs]

Box 53

Music / Dan Turner. Lead sheets, tapes

Box 53

Cinderella II (Happily Ever After) [script]

Box 53

Shakespeare Rap by Curzon and Dan Turner (2 copies)

Box 53

[Songs / Lyrics by Curzon]

Box 53

Lead sheets A-M

Box 53

Lead sheets Cinderella II

Box 53

Dan Turner's papers on musicals / Comeback production, 1980-1981

 

Sondheim, Stephen (photocopy of letter 1980)

 

Audiotapes

Physical Description: 6.0 audiotapes
Box 53

Scoring (piano)

Box 53

New Turner melodies (2?) Along with Practice of "Movers"

Box 53

Scoring: Winner--Dan Humming (A); blank (B)

Box 53

Scoring Cinderella II

Box 53

Music to score (piano); blank (B)

Box 53

Scoring--Cindy. Dan Humming

Box 54

Books by Curzon

Box 55

Correspondence

Box 55

Letters from Joyce Carol Oates [Joyce Smith], 1965-1974, 1984

Box 55

Joyce Carol Oates letters [photocopies of letters to Curzon, some photocopies of Curzon's letters to Oates], 1968-1984

Box 55

Gay Literature magazine, 1975-1976

Box 55

Book sales, correspondence and Gay Literature, 1976-1977

Box 55

Letters and cards to Daniel Curzon: Robert Patrick (playwright), Steve Abbott (poet), Richard Hall (writer), Jerry Roscoe (writer), Dean Goodman (actor), John Gilgun (writer), Paul Hunter (writer), Jesse Monteagudo (critic), arnold Goodman (agent), Ashley Books (publisher), 1979-1980

Box 55

Letters/notes from Stephen Sondheim, 1981-1990

Box 55

Letters: Jerry Roscoe (biog. of), Robert Prager (fan), Barbara Lanctot (friend), Dan Barrington (New York City play producer), literary agent George Ziegler, Isabel Gilbert, John Gilgun, 1988-1989

Box 55

Letters: John Gilgun, Guy Johnson (biog. of Oates), Louie Crew, Larry Myers, Robert Patrick, George Ziegler, Knights Press, 1988-1989

Box 55

Letters from: Carl Morse (editor/poet), John Gilgun, niece (Hall), Knights Press, Robert Prager ?, strange person (Rony Arn), Tropani (New York City director), 1989-1990

Box 56

Academic work / College

Box 57

Correspondence

Boxes 58-61

Correspondence (accordion files)

Boxes 62-63

Correspondence and manuscripts

Box 64

Correspondence and orders for Tim McPick

Box 65

Novel manuscripts

Boxes 66-67

Manuscripts and correspondence [?]

Box 68

Autographed books

Box 69

Manuscripts

Box 70

Correspondence, writings. J.C. Oates materials,

Box 70

Correspondence mostly to Daniel Curzon (Daniel R. Brown) including writer Ralph Horne, Shannon Moffat (transexual), Zach Johnson (his son); a few notes by Curzon on story ideas--handwritten), 1998-2000

Box 70

Drafts / Manuscripts of recent stories, some beast fables; and correspondence (e-mails, especially, some about Teacher Review and San Francisco City College lawsuit), 2001

Box 70

Poetry and Oates/Curzon fight letters

Box 70

Correspondence to and from Daniel Curzon, 2000-2001

Box 70

News/cover stories of Oates (1965, 1969), off-prints of two Oates scholarly articles, Don Bachardy Drawings catalog (The New York Cultural Center, 1974), photocopies of articles by Claude Summers, Raymond-Jean Ftontain, Thomas C. SPear, Jerry Rosco

Box 70

Manuscripts of stories and plays, 1990s, undated

General note

Folder also reads: "1) Cover John & Dan. California Voice, 1983." Oversized item was moved to Box 26.
Box 70

Correspondence: Robert Patrick (1993), R. A. Horne (1996, 2000?), Arthur Scheldinger, Jr., Leah Garchik, Peg Cruikshank, Zack Johnson, poor photocopy of Steinbeck letter, Camille Paglia, Jerry Rosco, Greg Johnson, Larry Myers, et al., 1990s-2000

Box 70

Curzon resume, [1981]

Box 70

Teaching evaluations, 1974, 1987

Box 71

Publicity

Box 72

Rough drafts of novel called "Tangled, Crooked, Anyhow," 2002

Box 73

Manuscripts

Box 73

The Y, August 9, 1973

Box 73

Shakespeare Lives! (or The State of the Art) "with author's notes," undated

Box 73

Shakespeare Lives! (or The State of The Art) [Bertha Klausner], April 11, 1987

Box 73

Superfag: a novel by Daniel Curzon, [1990-1992?]

Box 73

Fudgy the Elf, [1990-1992?]

Box 73

Superfag (A Hard Comedy): a novella by Daniel Curzon (2 drafts), [1990-1992?]

Box 73

Diary entry, Deddington, A Worm, 1992

Box 73

Drafts: Only the Good Parts; epistolary draft with Nan, Sandra, Dolores. Letters from Eric Glass, Ltd., 1990

Box 73

The Wimp "novelization of Pixies in Peril (never published)," undated

 

Not Sold in Stores, or Skulduggery: a novel. "Added first scene of Ivy as girl (keep)"

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
 

Not Sold in Stores, or Skulduggery: a novel

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 73

Diary "C. C. Rice," Waggoner, Illinois, 1935

Box 73

Audiotapes and videotape,

Box 73

Isabel Gilbert--screenplay (5); Love Is Just Around the Corner (1); Zack and Dan (Hi8), undated, March 22, 1997, April 24, 1999

Physical Description: 6.0 audiotapes + 1 videotape
Box 73

"Fruit Punch" hosted by Curzon, May 14, 1986; interview--Lee--Fruit Punch--KPFA, August 24, 1994; Fruit Punch, Dan Curzon hosting, March 17 and March 24 air check; Fruit Punch, the Last Show, July 26, 1995; Daniel Curzon, KPFA, June 1991, Dan Curzon as critic, FPFA, 1986-1995

Physical Description: 6.0 audiotapes
Box 73

Pat Tickner (1), Serramonte Ford, important dealership information (1), undated, 1987

Box 74

Manuscripts: Tangled Web, Only the Good Parts, Further Tales of Gulliver's Travels (unpublished), Endangered Species (unpublished)

Box 75

Correspondence (accordion files)

Box 76

"Current manuscripts (fiction)"

 

2014 Accession

Physical Description: 11.0 cubic feet
 

Reviews of Curzon's books, some writing by Curzon,

Box 77

Something You Do In The Dark, 1971-

Box 77

Reviews of Curzon's books (including some early books)

Box 77

Sex Show, 1977

Box 77

Your Town, 1978

Box 77

[Play reviews], 1980-1981, 1990

Box 77

Beneath the Surface, 1979

Box 77

Revolt of the Perverts, 1978

Box 77

Gay Etiquette Book, 1978

Box 77

The AIDS Show, and, City College Founders' Day program, 1984-2000

Box 77

The Misadventures of Tim McPick, 1975

Box 77

From Violent Men, 1983

Box 77

Human Warmth, 1981

Box 77

Superfag, 1996

Box 77

Contemporary Gay American Novelists

Box 77

My Unknown Son, L.A., 1997

Box 78

Curzon in Love

Box 78

My Unknown Son, L.A. (2 envelopes), 1997

Box 78

The World Can Break Your Heart, 1985

Box 78

Sex, Death & Aerobics, One-Act Festival, California Travel Troupe, February 2001

Box 78

Sexy Shorts, and, Actors in Briefs

Box 78

Cinderella II, 1984

Box 78

Among the Carnivores, 1979

Box 78

1001 Nights at the House of Pancakes

Box 78

Sour Grapes, October 1997

Box 78

The Attic Theatre. "So Middle Class" The New Zoo Story, June-July 1998

Box 78

Importance of Being P.C., Santa Cruz, 2004

Box 78

Last Call, Margaret and Ernie vs. The World (2 envelopes) 1981-1982

Box 78

One Man's Opinion, and San Francisco City College 50th anniversary show, 1984

Box 78

The Murder of Gonzago, 1986

Box 78

Really, Really Bad Ideas

Box 78

Rude Awakenings, The New Zoo Story, Sept. 16- Oct. 9, 1993, Clara Studio, 1993

Box 78

Play Dead, Spring 1993

Box 78

West Coast Playwrights Workshop, 1987

Box 78

Animal Farm, 1983

Box 78

Programs, etc.

Box 80

Clippings, 2000, 2006

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 81

Saving Jane Austen, a novel, 2012

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 81

"Christmas: Naughty and Nice." Old Port Playhouse, Portland, Maine, December 2009

Box 81

Something You Do in the Dark (includes original press release from 1971), 1971

Box 81

A Streetcar Named Viagra, written in 2002. First performed June 2012 at Ringwald Theatre, Ferndale, Michigan, June 2012

Box 81

Batperson and Robbie, New York City, September 2010

Box 81

The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered, 2010

Box 81

Only the Good Parts, August 1997

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 81

A Fool's Audition, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2010

Box 81

A Fool's Audition. Prize winner, 2001

Box 81

Godot Arrives, 2000, 2008-2009, 2012

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 81

Not Necessarily Nice, 2000

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 81

Cat Talk Cartoons

Box 81

Batman and Robin. Winner second [round or read]. Actors Theatre of Santa Cruz

Box 81

A Christmas Mistake. San Francisco Chronicle, 2005

Box 81

The Birthday Girl, 1982

Box 81

Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volumes I-VII (1977-2004), 1977-2004

Box 81

Wilma Loves Betty, Parodies (1991), and "Two Cents" in San Francisco Chronicle, 1991, undated

Box 81

The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette, 2006

Box 81

Hard to Swallow, one-act contest winner, 2007

Box 81

Jack London Writers' Conference. Presenter, 2005

Box 81

In Hormel Collection, San Francisco Public Library

Box 81

What a Tangled Web. About Defamation, PC-ism, gay father/straight son

Box 81

Don't Open This Box, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2001

Box 81

The Hit

Box 81

Dropping Names: memoirs

Box 81

Homosexual Acts (2 skits), 1991, New York City; and Don't Rub Me The Wrong Way reading, 1991, undated

Box 81

Rankings of Daniel Curzon's Songs

Box 81

Don't Rub Me The Wrong Way staged reading, Phoenix, April 1997

Box 81

Animal Farm, San Francisco Fringe, 2003

Box 81

Ten-Minute Play Festival "The History of Art Criticism", University of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Fall 2012

Box 81

Very Nasty Indeed movie

Box 81

Halfway to the Stars, 2013

Box 81

Commonwealth Club speech, August 21, 2014

Box 81

Reviews and correspondence

Box 81

Email, correspondence, 2002-2008

Box 81

The Cat and the Mouse, a beastly fable

Box 81

Not a Love Song

Box 81

Taunting the Tiger

Box 81

Writing, clippings, 2005, 2007, undated

General note

Includes: Pope Go Home!; Regarding Joyce Carol Oates Diaries; Curzon/Brown retirement noted in 2007; Reality Check; Detour Memphis; email correspondence, 2007; Chameleon Theatre Co.; Haworth Press, catalog of LGBT studies books; A Christmas Mistake; City College English Department newsletter, 2005.
Box 81

Fool's Audition

Box 81

The Importance of Being Cecily, or Cecil, or Prizzy

Box 81

Henry IV: Part III

Box 79

Books

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Halfway to the Stars: Cable Car Tales of A Grumpy Gripman (San Francisco: IGNA, 2013)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Halfway to the Stars: Cable Car Tales of A Grumpy Gripman (Sweden: Wisehouse, 2014)

Box 79

[Curzon, Daniel]. A Thankless Child by Amanda March (San Francisco: IGNA, 2013)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Saving Jane Austen (in lieu of galleys) (San Francisco: IGNA, 2012)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. What A Tangled Web: a non-fiction narrative (San Francisco: IGNA, 2005)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Dropping Names: the delicious memoirs of Daniel Curzon (San Francisco: IGNA, 2004)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. The Joy of Atheism (San Francisco: IGNA, 2014)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Beastly Fables (San Francisco: IGNA, 2012) [2 copies]

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette (Sweden: Wisehouse, 2014)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. The Big Book of In-Your-Face Gay Etiquette (San Francisco: IGNA, 2006)

Box 79

Gay Literature, Numbers 1-6 (1975-1976) (Fresno: State University of California). Edited by Daniel Curzon.

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume III, 1984-1988. (San Francisco: IGNA, 2003)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume VIII, 2004-2007. (San Francisco: IGNA, 2008)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume IX, 2000-2009. (San Francisco: IGNA, 2010)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume X, 2010-2011. (San Francisco: IGNA, 2011)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon. Volume XI, 2011-2013. (San Francisco: IGNA, 2014)

Box 79

Curzon, Daniel. Something You Do In The Dark. (New York: Lancer Books, 1971) [signed by Curzon]

Box 79

Isherwood, Christopher. Ramakrishna and His Disciples. (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1970)

Box 79

Isherwood, Christopher. Down There on a Visit. (New York: Popular Library edition, January 1963)

Box 79

Isherwood, Christopher. A Single Man. (New York: Lancer Books, 1965)

Box 79

Isherwood, Christopher. The World in the Evening. (New York: Popular Library edition, December 1955)

Box 79

Isherwood, Christopher. Prater Violet. (New York: Modern Library, 1955)

Box 79

Arcangelini, M.J. With Fingers at the Tips of My Words. (Mountain View, Calif.: Beautiful Dreamer Press, 2002) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

Lauritsen, John. The Man Who Wrote Frankenstein. (Dorchester, Mass.: Pagan Press, 2007) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

Lebowitz, Gina. Forty Different Words for Love. (Chapel Hill: Professional Press, 1996) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

Batchelor, Karen. Murder at Ocean View College. (Boston, New York: Houghton Mifflin, 2006) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

Maupin, Armistead. Michael Tolliver Lives. (London: Doubleday, 2007) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

Abbott, Steve. Stretching the Agape Bra. (San Francisco: Angrogyne Press, 1980) [inscribed to Daniel Curzon]

Box 79

The Gay Engagement Book. Compiled by Martin Greif (Pittstown, N.J.: Main Street Press, 1985)

Box 79

The Gay Engagement Book. Compiled by Martin Greif (Pittstown, N.J.: Main Street Press, 1986)

Box 79

The Gay Engagement Book. Compiled by Martin Greif (Pittstown, N.J.: Main Street Press, 1987)

Box 79

Gala Review, vol. 3, no. 1 (January 1980). Daniel Curzon, associate editor. (San Francisco: Gay Atheists League of America, 1980)

 

Class Notes and Lectures

Box 80

Class Lecture notes. Daniel Curzon-Brown. English 35 A&B

Box 80

Class Lecture notes. Daniel Curzon-Brown. English 1 A

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 80

Class Lecture notes. Daniel Curzon-Brown. English 1 B

Box 80

Writing and sample stories for class critique

Physical Description: 3.0 folders
Box 85

Photocopied articles and papers [for English 1A class, and others?], 1992-2007

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
 

Writing by Curzon (includes correspondence)

Box 80

What a Tangled Web. Edited down to 727 pages (last edit), February 28, 2003

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 80

Performance and Mechanical Rights Royalties

Box 83

Writing: In the Moment; The Busy Beaver; The Rat and the Terrier; The Spider and the Cat; Synopsis of Despicable Daughter; Star Fucked; Title pages for She Slept with the Writer and What Big Eyes You Have

Box 83

The Organ Donor

Box 83

Very Nasty Indeed

Box 83

G.D. Arrives

Box 83

The Birthday Girl

Box 83

Toxic Princess

Box 83

Mean Enough For Ya? London travel, 2014

Box 83

Lord Bracknell's Ways

Box 83

Notes on Halfway to the Stars

Box 83

Composition notebook. Notes on Preliminary hearing for John Gettys, 2004

Box 83

Such Bad Friends, 2013

Box 83

Halfway to the Stars: Cable car tales, 2013

Box 83

The Collected Plays of Daniel Curzon, vol. IX (2008-2009). Title pages

Box 83

[Saving Jane Austen ? drafts]

Physical Description: 5.0 folders
Box 84

Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda. Aka Asides, and [G.D.?]

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 84

Thirteenth Night, or Malvolio's Revenge (a problem play), 2011

Box 84

Star Fucked

Box 84

More Oppressed Than Thou

Box 84

A Peculiar Tale of a Peculiar Sec?ress?

Box 84

Correspondence/contracts regarding recordings, 2005, 2009

Box 84

Correspondence (includes family tree DNA, audiorecording info, Neptune Society account summary with John Gettys, Thomas LeRoux probate document re: Curzon and Jeffrey Tung, etc.), 1999-2008

Box 84

Correspondence, 2005

Box 84

Correspondence, 2006

Box 84

Correspondence, 2007

Box 84

Correspondence, 2008

Box 84

Correspondence, 2008-2013

Box 84

Correspondence, 2009

Box 84

Correspondence, 2010

Box 84

Correspondence, 2011-2014

Box 84

Writers Guild of America, West, 2009-2013

Box 84

Songwriting agreement, CityLove Music, 2010

Box 84

Baker's Plays, 2010

Box 85

Financial Materials

Box 85

Bank of America mortgage

Box 85

Thomas LeRoux, attorney. Jeff Tung. Documents regarding Ann Shay estate, 2004-2008

Physical Description: 2.0 folders
Box 85

Estate of Ann Shay, 2005-2009

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 85

Daniel Brown/Curzon. Checking account receipts, 2004-2005

 

Photographs

Box 86

Empty envelopes

Box 86

Fresno, 1974-1976

Box 86

Brighton with John Gettys, 1989

Box 86

1996 (includes son Zack); 1998 negatives, 1996, 1998

Box 86

Curzon, John Gettys, Zack, Bill Harlowe, N. Mallet, 1970-1997

Box 86

Zack (son), 1983-1997

Box 86

Curzon on Today show, May 9, 2000

Box 86

Color photocopies of scanned photos (8-1/2 x 11 inch paper)

Box 86

St. Rose School, 1950s. Color photocopies of scanned photos (8-1/2 x 11 inch paper), 1950s

Box 86

University of Detroit, Theater photos (college days), 1956-1960

Box 86

Photos [includes: Bill Harlowe, Curzon, Melissa (great niece), Zack, theatre marquee My Unknown Son opening night, etc.], 1969-1998

Physical Description: 4.0 folders
Box 86

Photos (early days with family to 1990s), [1950s?]-1990s

Box 86

Photos of Daniel Curzon, age 39, by Daniel Travert, [1977?]

Box 86

Photos of Curzon and Gettys, Lake Mead (2007), Hawaii, cruise, Sea Life Park with dolphins

Box 86

Portland/Pacific Northwest (1997); Europe (2006), 1997, 2006

Box 86

Curzon in Asia, 1969, 1972-1974

Box 86

Safari Park, 2002

Box 86

Curzon and Elaine Mannon?, 1994?

Box 86

Joan Dunham, 2000?

Box 86

Dan Brown, 1983

Box 86

Farmersville and Detroit, Danny Brown and relatives, includes 1970s

Box 86

Curzon publicity shots by John Gettys, late 1980s

Box 86

Kent State, 1960

Box 86

Negatives

Box 86

Framed photo: Curzon, with 3 others, New York City, 1998

Box 82

Audio-visual material

Box 82

City College of San Francisco. Board of Trustees meeting, (1/2-inch video VHS) (RT: 1:17:26), May 27, 1999

Box 82

Beer and Rhubarb Pie by Daniel Curzon (original). 30 minute tape (3/4-inch U-matic), undated

Box 82

Beer and Rhubarb Pie by Daniel Curzon (copy). 27 minutes (3/4-inch U-matic), undated

Box 82

Beer and Rhubarb Pie I. (3/4-inch Scotch UCA20S U-matic), Scene 1, 175- Scene 2, March 1981

Box 82

Cinderella II. (Beta. BASF L500HG), Pre,. Enhance audio. RT: 2:03:38, undated

Box 82

Compilation of Survivor audition, Today Show, Fox News (1/2-inch video VHS), undated

Box 82

I. Test Tape, January 28, 1981. B&RP [ Beer and Rhubarb Pie] opening title. (3/4-inch Scotch UCA20S U-matic), March 1981. WV3100, VO4800, 1981

Box 82

Daniel Curzon-Brown and Ryan Lathouwers, Today, (1/2-inch video VHS), May 9, 2000

Box 82

VMS Home Video Service. ABC. The View. (1/2-inch video VHS), May 9, 2000

Box 82

Discussing my lawsuit, The View, (2 DVDs), 2000

Box 82

Defamation Law Suit. FNC Fox News. RT: 02:48. (1/2-inch video VHS), May 8, 1998

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[Defamation Law Suit. FNC Fox News, RT: 02:48.] (2 DVDs), May 8, 1998

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Daniel. Dayside. Beyond Pix production services. (1/2-inch video VHS; and 2 DVDs), undated

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[ The Today Show. Daniel Curzon-Brown ? information crossed out] (1/2-inch video VHS), undated

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Visit with Zack; When Bertha Was a Pretty Name (first act). TDK MP-60. 8mm videocassette, July 23, 1988

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My Unknown Son. Marin Theatre Co. TDK MP-90. 8mm videocassette, August 7, 1987

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3 unlabeled DVDs, undated

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Hard to Swallow, written by Daniel Curzon. The Chameleon Theatre Circle. Eighth Annual New Play Festival. Saturday. (DVD), February 10, 2007

 

Oversized Materials

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Posters for Shakespeare: The Revue; and, Playdead

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Correspondence, flyers for That Cro-Magnon Ping, 2008