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PublicationsAnnual ReportsAnnual Reports beginning with the fiscal year 2001-2002 are available for download. Pennsylvania-Connecticut Edition of the Works of Theodore DreiserSince 2000, the University of Connecticut has sponsored the publication of the Pennsylvania – Connecticut Edition of the Works of Theodore Dreiser, a scholarly edition of the writings of the American novelist. The UConn sponsors include the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, the Graduate School, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the English Department in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg Rare Book and Manuscript Library. This publication has been edited by UConn Emeriti Professor of English Thomas P. Riggio since 1986. Editing the Maximus PoemsCompleted in 1983 by George F. Butterick, this publication includes previously omitted or inaccessible poems and corrections to the three volumes of Charles Olson's epic Maximus Poems published by the University of California Press. Leonard Everett Fisher: A Life of ArtLeonard Everett Fisher: A Life of Art is a recognition of Mr. Fisher's artistic and literary contributions to the worlds of children's literature and art. A donor and friend to the Dodd Research Center, Leonard Everett Fisher has been a continual advocate and supporter of the Northeast Children's Literature Collection. A Naturalist Buys and Old FarmPublished by the University of Connecticut Co-op, this reprint is a heart-warming story of naturalist Edwin Way Teale. Planning New and Remodeled Archival FacilitiesWritten by former director Thomas Wilsted, this publiction is designed specifically to assist those planning archival facilities and is especially directed to those who have never taken on this responsibility. It is published by the Society of American Archivists and can be purchased through their website. TikvahTikvah is an original publication by the Dodd Research Center that melds two vital collecting areas - Human Rights and Children's Literature. This page is maintained by J. Nelson |