Coyote Waits, revised draft
This is a revised draft of Coyote Waits created between 1989 and 1990. The manuscript is 82 pages long and consists of chapters one through five, eight and nine. There are no editing marks.
This is a revised draft of Coyote Waits created between 1989 and 1990. The manuscript is 82 pages long and consists of chapters one through five, eight and nine. There are no editing marks.
This is a copy of the copyedited manuscript and associated correspondence from Harper and Row. Interestingly this manuscript also includes a list of unconfirmed place names, style sheet, and book timeline. This manuscript has no editing marks.
This is the manuscript for the edits of chapters 19 and 20 of Sacred Clowns. The manuscript appears to have been slightly edited by Hillerman himself.
This is a photocopy of the first edited manuscript ofSacred Clowns with additional revisions by the book's editor. This manuscript was moderately edited and additional comments have been added for plot consistency.
This is not a full or formal draft, but is a collection of notes and assorted draft pages. The collection contains a plot synopsis, notes on plot ideas, to do lists for chapter revisions, and drafts of a couple of chapters of Coyote Waits.
This document is the only draft of The Spell of New Mexico in the Tony Hillerman Papers Collection. It is actually a compilation of handwritten notes, typewritten draft sections of the book, and typed and photostat copies of newspaper and magazine articles that either served as background research material or as actual selections for chapters in the book. The typewritten draft sections have been heavily edited.
This is the first manuscript of Sacred Clowns with revisions. The revisions are by either Hillerman or a third party. This draft has been lightly edited for plot consistency and contains front matter.
This is another draft of Coyote Waits. This draft is dated April 19, 1989 and is 240 pages long. The beginning of the draft shows fairly heavy editing with black marker and black pen while the second half is more lightly edited.