This manuscript appears to be the earliest complete typed draft of Sacred Clowns. This draft contains no proper chapter titles, instead Hillerman has created a naming convention. The chapters are designated by Clown and then a corresponding letter, for instance, Clown A. The manuscript is very lightly edited probably by Hillerman himself.

This is appears to be the earliest outline of Sacred Clowns. This manuscript contains correspondence and the first third of the novel. The manuscript was tried and contained only very minimal edits.

This is the first edited manuscript for Talking God. It contains the front matter, editing marks and comments from the editor as well as Hillerman's responses.

There are twenty letters regarding the editing of the manuscript and section of an illustrator for The Boy Who Made Dragonfly. The letters are not yet available online, but may be viewed in person at the Center for Southwest Research.

This is a galley proof of the novel that shows the layout and formatting of the first edition of The Boy Who Made Dragonfly. The proofs are not available online, but may be studied in person at the Center for Southwest Research.

This is the second draft and the first manuscript edited by both the publisher and Hillerman. It was typed on a typewriter and was heavily edited. The chapter designations were added in mid-paragraph, suggesting that the chapters were natural breaks in the book, rather than preset chapters.

This is the first edited manuscript for A Thief of Time. It contains the front matter, editing marks and comments from the editor as well as Hillerman's responses.

This is the transcript for the abridged version of the Skinwalkers audiobook. There is light editing for the reader. It is not available online but may be viewed in person at the Center for Southwest Research.

This is a typed draft of 257 pages that shows some light editing and correction by the author and editor. Temporary chapter headings have been written in as well as page numbers.