andrewsraymond673 Raymond Andrews papers Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University Emory University
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Andrews, Raymond. Raymond Andrews papers, 1947-1992 (bulk 1971-1991) Manuscript Collection No. 673 20.75 linear feet (44 boxes), 3 oversized bound volumes (OBV), 2 oversized papers boxes and 1 oversized papers folder (OP), 1 extra oversized papers (XOP)and AV Masters: .5 linear ft. (1 box) Papers of Georgia African American author Raymond Andrews including correspondence, literary manuscripts, scrapbooks, printed material, audio visual materials, photographs, and memorabila. Materials entirely in English. Emory UniversityStuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Source

Purchased from Raymond Andrews, 1989, with subsequent additions from 1992 to 2015.

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[after identification of item(s)], Raymond Andrews papers, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.

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Acquired by Director of the Rose Library, Linda Matthews, as part of the Rose Library's holdings in African American culture and history, American literature, and Atlanta history.

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Biographical Note

Raymond Andrews was born June 6, 1934 in rural Morgan County, Georgia. He was the fourth of ten children of George Andrews and Viola Andrews. At fifteen Andrews left home to live, work, and attend school in Atlanta. He graduated from Washington High School in 1952. After graduation he served for four years in the U.S. Air Force, including a period of service in Korea.

After leaving the Air Force, Andrews briefly attended Michigan State University before moving to New York City where he held a variety of jobs. In the late-1950s and early-1960s he worked as a reservations agent for KLM Airlines in New York. During that time he travelled widely, including extended trips to Switzerland and Holland. In 1966 he married Adelheid Wenger (Heidi) in New York City.

Andrews’ first published work was a short story published in Sports Illustrated in 1966. Over ten years later his critically acclaimed novel Appalachee Red was published by the Dial Press. This novel, which spans half a century of black life in Andrews’ fictional Muskhogean County, received the James Baldwin Prize in 1979. The following year he and his wife divorced, and he published the second volume of the Muskhogean trilogy, Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee. The trilogy was completed in 1983 with the publication of Baby Sweet’s. All three novels were later reprinted by the University of Georgia Press.

During the 1970s and 80s, Andrews published essays and reviews, gave frequent lectures and readings, and participated in numerous writing workshops. In 1990 Andrews published his memoir of his own childhood growing up in rural Georgia, The Last Radio Baby. The following year he published a new novel, Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire.

Raymond Andrews took his own life in November 1991 at the age of 57.

Scope and Content Note

The Raymond Andrews papers include correspondence, literary manuscripts, notebooks, scrapbooks, printed material, sound recordings, photographs, video tapes, and memorabila dating from 1947 to 1991. The papers document Andrews’ life and work, including each of his published novels, Appalachee Red, Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, Baby Sweet's, Jessie and Jesus; and, Cousin Claire; as well as his memoir, The Last Radio Baby and shorter writings. In addition to the original manuscripts for these works, the collection also includes files of promotional material, reviews, and materials related to Andrews receiving the James Baldwin Prize in 1979.

The correspondence series includes both family and professional correspondence from 1965-1992 (bulk 1980-1991). Prominent literary correspondents include: Richard Bausch, Harry Crews, Gary Gildner, John Hersey, Mary Hood, and Joyce Carol Oates. (A selected index to the correspondence series is in the appendix at the end of this finding aid.)

Among the additions to the Raymond Andrews papers are Raymond Andrews’ letters to Walter Volmut and to Emily Calhoun, photographs from Andrews’ reading at Emory University, and clippings and other printed material from his memorial service.

Arrangement Note

Organized into ten series: (1) Correspondence, (2) Writings by Raymond Andrews, (3) Notebooks, (4) Subject files, (5) Printed material, (6) Audiovisual materials, (7) Memorabilia, (8) Scrapbooks, (9) Financial papers, and (10) Collected materials.

Selected Search Terms Personal Names Andrews, Benny, 1930- Andrews, Viola P. Bausch, Richard, 1945- Crews, Harry, 1935- Gildner, Gary. Hersey, John, 1914- Hood, Mary. Oates, Joyce Carol, 1938- Topical Terms Authors, American--Georgia. African American authors--Georgia. American literature--African American authors--20th century. Form/Genre Terms Manuscripts. Occupation Author. Related Materials in This Repository

Benny Andrews papers and Viola Andrews papers

Description of Series Series 1 Correspondence, 1971-1991 Boxes 1 - 16 Scope and Content Note

The correspondence series in the Raymond Andrews papers is divided into two subseries: family correspondence, 1971-1991, and general correspondence, 1965-1991. Letters within each subseries are arranged chronologically, with undated items at the end of the subseries. Some drafts of Raymond Andrews’ own letters may be found in bound notebooks in Series 3. Correspondence from Raymond Andrews’ publishers can be found in subject files in Series 4. Raymond Andrews’ letters to Walter Volmut and Emily Calhoun are located in the additions to the collection.

Arrangement Note

Organized into two subseries (1.1) Family correspondence and (1.2) General correspondence.

Subseries 1.1 Family correspondence, 1967-1991 Boxes 1 - 3 1 1 1971-1978 1 2 1979 1 3 1980 1 4 1981 1 5 1982 1 6 1983 1 7 1984 January-June 1 8 1984 July-August 1 9 1984 September-December 1 10 1985 January-August 1 11 1985 September-December 2 1 1986 January-June 2 2 1986 July-December 2 3 1987 January-July 2 4 1987 August-December 2 5 1988 2 6 1989 2 7 1990-1991 2 9 undated family correspondence Viola Andrews Correspondence, 1967-1991 3 1 1967-1982 3 2 1983 3 3 1984 3 4 1985 3 5 1986 3 6 1987 3 7 1988 3 8 1989 3 9 1990 3 10 1991 Subseries 1.2 General correspondence, 1965-1989 Boxes 4 - 16 4 1 1965 November, 1966 March-November 4 2 1973-1976, 1978-1979 4 3 1980 4 4 1981 4 5 1982 January-June 4 6 1982 July-December 5 1 1983 January-August 5 2 1983 September-December 5 3 1984 January-June 5 4 1984 July-August 5 5 1984 September 5 6 1984 October 6 1 1984 November 6 2 1984 December 6 3 1985 January-March 6 4 1985 April-June 6 5 1985 July-September 6 6 1985 October-November 7 1 1985 December 7 2 1986 January-February 7 3 1986 March-May 7 4 1986 June-August 7 5 1986 September-November 7 6 1986 December 8 1 1987 January-February 8 2 1987 March-June 8 3 1987 July-September 8 4 1987 October-November 8 5 1987 December 8 6 1988 January-March 9 1 1988 April-May 9 2 1988 June 9 3 1988 July-August 9 4 1988 September-November 9 5 1988 December 9 6 1989 January-February 10 1 1989 March-April 10 2 1989 May-June 10 3 1989 July 10 4 1989 August-September 10 5 1989 October-November 10 6 1989 December 11 1 1990 January 1-15 11 2 1990 January 16-31 11 3 1990 February 1-14 11 4 1990 February 15-28 11 5 1990 March 1-8 11 6 1990 March 9 11 7 1990 March 10-15 11 8 1990 March 16-31 11 9 1990 April 12 1 1990 May 1-17 12 2 1990 May 18-31 12 3 1990 June 1-15 12 4 1990 June 16-30 12 5 1990 July 1-19 12 6 1990 July 20-31 12 7 1990 August 1-15 12 8 1990 August 16-31 13 1 1990 September 13 2 1990 October 1-14 13 3 1990 October 15-31 13 4 1990 November 1-15 13 5 1990 November 16-30 13 6 1990 December 1-14 13 7 1990 December 15-25 13 8 1990 December 25-31 14 1 1991 January 14 2 1991 February 1-10 14 3 1991 February 11-28 14 4 1991 March 14 5 1991 April 14 6 1991 May 15 1 1991 June 15 2 1991 July 15 3 1991 August 15 4 1991 September 15 5 1991 October 15 6 1991 November 15 7 1991 November 24, RA to Benny Andrews 15 8 1991 December - 1992 April 12 15 9 undated 15 10 undated Judi Zygelman correspondence [Restricted] 16 1 1984 [RESTRICTED] 16 2 1985 [RESTRICTED] 16 3 1986 [RESTRICTED] 16 4 1987-1988 [RESTRICTED] 16 5 1989 [RESTRICTED]
Series 2 Writings by Raymond Andrews Boxes 17 - 24 Scope and Content Note

The series includes manuscripts and proofs of Raymond Andrews’ book-length publications as well as drafts of his shorter writings. Manuscripts of Andrews’ major publications are arranged in order of publication, though the arrangement of individual drafts does not reflect the order of composition. Raymond Andrews’ shorter writings follow the book-length manuscripts and are arranged alphabetically by title. Additional drafts of some of his writings may also be found in the bound notebooks located in Series 3.

Arrangement Note

Organized into six subseries: (2.1) Appalachee Red, (2.2) Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, (2.3) Baby Sweet’s, (2.4) The Last Radio Baby, (2.5) Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, and (2.6) Shorter Writings.

Subseries 2.1 Appalachee Red Boxes 17 - 24 17 1 Atlanta Red [ Appalachee Red], manuscript and typescript w/ holograph changes, notes 17 2 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes 17 3 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes 17 4 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes [setting copy], chs. 1-7 17 5 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes [setting copy], chs. 8-14 17 6 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes [setting copy], chs. 15-20 17 7 Appalachee Red, typescript w/ holograph changes [setting copy], chs. 21-23 and epilogue 18 1 Appalachee Red, galley proof w/ author's corrections 18 2 Appalachee Red, galley proof w/ editor's corrections 18 3 Appalachee Red, uncorrected proofs Subseries 2.2 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee Boxes 18 - 19 18 4 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 1), typescript w/ editor's corrections 18 5 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 2, ch 1-5), typescript w/ editor's corrections 18 6 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 2, ch 6-9 and epilogue), typescript w/ editor's corrections 19 1 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 1), page proofs w/ author's corrections 19 2 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 2, ch 1-5), page proofs w/ author's corrections 19 3 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee (part 2, ch 6-9 and epilogue), page proofs w/ author's corrections 19 4 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, uncorrected page proofs 19 5 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, eight unbound signatures Subseries 2.3 Baby Sweet’s Box 19 19 6 Baby Sweet's, typescript w/ author's corrections (photocopy) 19 7 Baby Sweet's, typescript w/ author's corrections (photocopy) 19 8 Baby Sweet's, uncorrected page proofs in wrappers Subseries 2.4 The Last Radio Baby Boxes 20 - 21 20 1 What I Did [early title of The Last Radio Baby], typescript w/ holograph corrections; outline 20 2 What I Did, typescript; TNS and photocopy of TLS by RA, 14 September 1988 20 3 What I Did, typescript, outline 20 4 What I Did, typescript, outline [carbon] 20 5 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections 20 6 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections, outline 20 7 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections and sketches by Benny Andrews (folder 1 of 3) 20 8 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections and sketches by Benny Andrews (folder 2 of 3) 20 9 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections and sketches by Benny Andrews (folder 3 of 3) 20 10 The Last Radio Baby, uncorrected galley, w/ TLS 9 August 1990 and ANS 18 September 1990, (folder 1 of 3) 20 11 The Last Radio Baby, uncorrected galley (folder 2 of 3) 20 12 The Last Radio Baby, uncorrected galley (folder 3 of 3) 21 1 The Last Radio Baby, epigraph and dedication 21 2 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 1 of 3); w/ TLS from Benny Andrews to RA 21 3 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 2 of 3) 21 4 The Last Radio Baby, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 3 of 3) Subseries 2.5 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire Boxes 22 - 23 22 1 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 1 of 3); w/ sketches and TNS from RA to Benny Andrews 22 2 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 2 of 3) 22 3 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 3 of 3) 22 4 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 1 of 2) 22 5 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ holograph corrections (file 2 of 2) 23 1 Portion of Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ corrections [photocopy], contributed to anthology You Haven’t To Deserve; w/ correspondence relating to the anthology 23 2 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript w/ corrections by editor 23 3 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, galley proof (file 1 of 2) 23 4 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, galley proof (file 2 of 2) 23 5 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, corrected galley proof (1 of 2) 23 6 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, corrected galley proof (file 2 of 2) 23 7 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript [photocopy], (file 1 of 3) 23 8 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript [photocopy], (file 2 of 3) 23 9 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire typescript [photocopy], (file 3 of 3) 23 10 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript [photocopy], (file 1 of 2) 23 11 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire, typescript [photocopy], (file 2 of 2) Subseries 2.6 Shorter writings Box 24 24 1 "The Ages of enlightenment," typescript 24 2 "Central Park," typescript 24 3 "Do the Right Thing," typescript 24 4 "Free Lunch," typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 5 "Growing Up With Joe and Jackie," typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 6 "The Last Time America Was Happy According to Esquire or Growing Up B(l)ack in the Forties," typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 7 "Margo," typescript 24 8 "Mister Mac is Dying," typescript 24 9 "The Muggerburger" [excerpt from The Hairy Legged Gypsy], typescript (2 copies; 1 w/ holograph corrections), w/ TLS 24 10 "Peter Brown," manuscript and typescript 24 11 "The Phone Call," typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 12 "The Rapist," carbon typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 13 "Soul Brother," typescript w/ holograph corrections 24 14 "Twins," manuscript 24 15 "Yesterday: A Football Rebellion in Backwoods Georgia," typescript and manuscript w/ corrections (4 drafts), w/ TLS from Sports Illustrated, 2 November 1989 24 16 Untitled manuscripts and typescripts 24 17 Source materials, notes 24 18 Fragments
Series 3 Notebooks, circa 1972-1991 Boxes 25 - 28 Scope and Content Note

The notebooks in the Raymond Andrews Papers often contain early versions of Andrews’ novels and other writings as well as drafts of letters and other miscellaneous notes. These notebooks often include more than one work. When dates are present in a notebook, they are given in the following description. The notebooks are arranged in approximate chronological order.

25 1 Appalachee Red manuscript, ca 1972-1973 25 2 Appalachee Red manuscript, ca 1973 25 3 Appalachee Red manuscript, ca 1973-1975; various untitled fictional writings 25 4 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee manuscript 25 5 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee manuscript 26 1 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee and Baby Sweet's manuscripts; other writings; draft correspondence; ca 1979 26 2 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, Baby Sweet's and 99 Years and a Dark Day [unpublished novel] manuscripts; draft correspondence; variously dated 1980, 1985, 1989 26 3 Notes, brief fictional sketches, ca 1982 [mostly empty] 26 4 99 Years and a Dark Day manuscript; autobiographical writings; draft correspondence; ca 1982-1984 26 5 99 Years and a Dark Day manuscript; autobiographical writings; draft correspondence; ca 1982-1984 26 6 99 Years and a Dark Day and Last Radio Baby manuscripts, ca 1982-1986 27 1 99 Years and a Dark Day manuscript; draft correspondence; ca 1984-1985 27 2 The Hairy Legged Gypsy [unpublished fiction] manuscript; notes; "Growing Up Black in the Forties"; ca 1984-1985 27 3 99 Years and a Dark Day and Hairy Legged Gypsy manuscripts; draft correspondence; other writings; ca 1985-1985 27 4 Baby Sweet's manuscript; draft correspondence; notes; ca 1985 27 5 The Last Radio Baby manuscript; notes re: Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee; ca. 1985 27 6 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire manuscript; other writings; biographical writings on Benny Andrews; ca 1985-1988 28 1 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire manuscript; other writings; notes; draft correspondence; ca 1986-1988 28 2 The Last Radio Baby manuscript; draft correspondence; ca 1988-1989 28 3 The Last Radio Baby manuscript; draft correspondence; other writings; ca 1989-1990 28 4 The Last Radio Baby manuscript; draft correspondence; notes; ca 1989-1991 [mostly empty] 28 5 Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire; "Once Upon a Time in Atlanta"; other writings; notes; draft correspondence; ca 1990-1991 28 6 The Last Radio Baby and Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire manuscripts; ca 1990-1991
Series 4 Subject files Boxes 29-33 Scope and Content Note

The subject files in Series 4 contain a wide variety of material related to Raymond Andrews’ many professional activities. Present is correspondence with agents, translators, and publishers; contracts and other financial records; promotional material; and printed material related to Andrews’ many readings and other speaking engagements.

Arrangement Note

Arranged in alphabetical order.

29 1 About the Author 29 2 Andrews, Benny 29 3 Andrews, Benny 29 4 Andrews, Benny--family 29 5 The Andrews Family of Morgan County, Georgia: Arts and Letters in Rural Georgia 29 6 Appalachee Red, Columbia Pictures 29 7 Appalachee Red, Columbia Pictures 29 8 Appalachee Red, Dial Press advertisement and publicity material 29 9 Appalachee Red, Dial Press--"Author and Book Information" 29 10 Appalachee Red, Dial Press catalog, 1978-1979 29 11 Appalachee Red, Dial Press contract, 1977 29 12 Appalachee Red, Dial Press royalty statements 29 13 Appalachee Red, dust jackets (3) 29 14 Appalachia Red, English and French editions 29 15 Appalachee Red, illustrations by Benny Andrews 29 16 Appalachee Red, James Baldwin Prize 29 17 Appalachee Red, publisher's correspondence 29 18 Appalachee Red, University of Georgia Press advertisements 30 1 Appalachee Red, University of Georgia Press catalogs, 1987-1988 30 2 Appalachia Red, University of Georgia Press royalty statements 30 3 Appearances 30 4 Baby Sweet's, book jacket illustration 30 5 Baby Sweet's, Dial Press catalog, 1983 30 6 Baby Sweet's, Dial Press contract and publisher's correspondence 30 7 Baby Sweet's, University of Georgia Press advertisements 30 8 "Black Boy and Man in the Small-Town South" -- correspondence 30 9 Black Madison, GA 30 10 Dial Press, correspondence 30 11 Dial Press, promotional material 30 12 Emory University 30 13 Family 30 14 "A Football Rebellion" 30 15 "Free Lunch" -- correspondence 31 1 Grant and teaching applications, George Washington Univ 31 2 Grant and teaching applications, Guggenheim Foundation 31 3 Grant and teaching applications, National Endowment for the Arts 31 4 Interviews 31 5 The Last Radio Baby, book jacket illustration (copy) 31 6 Longstreet Press 31 7 Madison, Georgia, Morgan County 31 8 Muskhogean Country trilogy 31 9 Muskhogean Country trilogy, advertisement 31 10 Other Writers 31 11 Other Writers 31 12 Other Writers 31 13 Other Writers 32 1 Peachtree Publishers 32 2 Peachtree Publishers 32 3 Presents 32 4 Professional Activities--American Bookseller's Association, 1980 32 5 Professional Activities--Athens Jazz Festival, 1988 32 6 Professional Activities--Athens Regional Library, 1988 32 7 Professional Activities--Atlanta Historical Society, Franklin Forum, 1985 32 8 Professional Activities--Atlanta Writing Resource Center 32 9 Professional Activities--Bibb County Institute for the Arts in Education, 1986 32 10 Professional Activities--Clark College, Forensic Teaching Workshop, 1989 32 11 Professional Activities--Clark College Writers Conference, 1987 32 12 Professional Activities--Dixie Council Writing Conference, 1988 32 13 Professional Activities--Emory University, Summer Writer's Institute, 1988 32 14 Professional Activities--Fort Valley State College Arts Festival, 1988 32 15 Professional Activities--George Mason University Writer's Conference and Literary Festival 32 16 Professional Activities--Georgia Library Media Association, 1989 32 17 Professional Activities--Georgia Review 32 18 Professional Activities--Georgia Author Series, Georgia State University 32 19 Professional Activities--Georgia State University, 1988 32 20 Professional Activities--Georgia Writers Reading Series, 1989 32 21 Professional Activities--Gwinnett Council for the Arts, 1989 32 22 Professional Activities--Hampton University, 1989 32 23 Professional Activities--Humboldt State University, 1989 32 24 Professional Activities--Lewis H. Michaux Book Fair, 1980 32 25 Professional Activities--Macon College, 1989 32 26 Professional Activities--Macon Junior College Arts Festival, 1986 32 27 Professional Activities--Macon Junior College, Minority Summer Enrichment Program, 1986 33 1 Professional Activities--Madison Morgan Cultural Center 33 2 Professional Activities--Middle and High Schools 33 3 Professional Activities--Northern Virginia Community College Writer's Conference, 1982 33 4 Professional Activities--Sandhills Writer's Conference, 1988 33 5 Professional Activities--South Atlantic Modern Language Association, 1989 33 6 Professional Activities--Southeast Booksellers Association, 1988 33 7 Professional Activities--University of Georgia, Roots in Georgia, A Literary Symposium, 1985 33 8 Professional Activities--University of Georgia, Voices of the South 33 9 Professional Activities--Village Writers Group 33 10 Professional Activities--American Writers Congress 33 11 Professional Associations--Authors' Guild 33 12 Professional Associations--PEN American Center 33 13 Readings and autographings 33 14 References 33 15 Resume 33 16 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, book jackets (3) 33 17 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, book jacket illustration (copy) 33 18 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, Dial Press catalog, 1979-1980 33 19 Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, Dial Press contract, 1978 33 20 Sketches of Raymond Andrews 33 21 Speaking royalties 33 22 Student essays on Raymond Andrews 33 23 University of Georgia Press 33 24 University of Georgia Press, correspondence 33 25 Who's Who certificate
Series 5 Writings by Raymond Andrews and Andrews' family members Boxes 34 - 38 Scope and Content Note

Series 5 includes printed material (magazines, journals, clippings, and promotional materials) by or about Raymond Andrews or other Andrews family members. The series also contains a small number of publications collected by Andrews but containing no work by or about him. Additional printed materials of this kind can also be found in some of the subject files in Series 4.

Arrangement Note

Organized into five subseries: (5.1) Writings by Raymond Andrews and Andrews’ family members, (5.2) Clippings of Reviews of Raymond Andrews’s novels, (5.3) Profiles of Raymond Andrews and Andrews family, (5.4) Promotional materials for Raymond Andrews’s novels, and (5.5) Other Printed Materials.

Subseries 5.1 Writings by Raymond Andrews and Andrews’ family members Boxes 34 - 38 34 1 Raymond Andrews, "Yesterday: A Football Rebellion in Backwoods Georgia" in Sports Illustrated, 7 November 1966. [2 cc] 34 2 Raymond Andrews, "Mister Mac is Dying" [excerpt from Rosiebelle Lee] in Ataraxia 4 (1975). 34 3 Raymond Andrews, excerpt from Appalachee Red in Harper's (December 1979)/ [2 cc] 34 4 Raymond Andrews, Introduction to Icons and Images in the Work of Benny Andrews [exhibition catalog], 1984. 34 5 Raymond Andrews, "The Story is Universal, Not Stereotypical," in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 16 March 1986. 34 6 Raymond Andrews, "'Reuben' melange fascinating" [review of John Edgar Wideman's Reuben] in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 20 December 1987. 34 7 Raymond Andrews, Review of Grace Edwards-Yearwood, In the Shadow of the Peacock, in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 12 June 1988. 34 8 Raymond Andrews, "Black Boy and Man in the Small-Town South" in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 19 July 1988. 34 9 Raymond Andrews, excerpt from otherwise unpublished novel, 99 Years and a Dark Day in Cotton Boll/Atlanta Review (Spr 1989). 34 10 Raymond Andrews, "Although Set in Inner City, its Characters are Universal" in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 16 July 1989. 34 11 Raymond Andrews, "A Football Rebellion" in Athens Magazine (Fall 1989). 34 12 Raymond Andrews, "Jessie and Jesus and Claire: An Excerpt" and "Interview with Raymond Andrews" in Catalyst (Fall 1989). 34 13 Raymond Andrews, various letters to the editor 34 14 Benny Andrews, "I Teach Painting in Prisons and I Find a Cry for Love," off-print from Art Material Trade News (June 1973). 34 15 Viola P. Andrews, "Go Down Moses" off-print from Time Capsule (Spr 1980). 34 16 Various Andrews Family Members, "Art: A Family Affair" (1985). Subseries 5.2 Clippings of Reviews of Raymond Andrews's novels Box 35 35 1 Reviews of Appalachee Red 35 2 Reviews of Appalachee Red 35 3 Reviews of Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee 35 4 Reviews of Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee 35 5 Reviews of Baby Sweet's 35 6 Reviews of Baby Sweet's 35 7 Reviews of The Last Radio Baby 35 8 Reviews of The Last Radio Baby 35 9 Reviews of Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire Subseries 5.3 Profiles of Raymond Andrews and Andrews family Box 36 36 1 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1976 36 2 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1978 36 3 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1979 36 4 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1980 36 5 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1982 36 6 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1986 36 7 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1988 36 8 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1990 36 9 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, 1991 36 10 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews, undated 36 11 Clippings re: Andrews family, 1952 36 12 Clippings re: Andrews family, 1990 36 13 Clippings re: Benny and Raymond Andrews, 1975-1979 36 14 Clippings re: Benny and Raymond Andrews, 1989 36 15 Article re: George Andrews and Benny Andrews, 1990 36 16 Clippings re: Benny Andrews Subseries 5.4 Promotional materials for Raymond Andrews’s novels Box 36 36 17 Promotional materials for Appalachee Red 36 18 Promotional materials for Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee 36 19 Promotional materials for The New Writers of the South: A Fiction Anthology 36 20 Promotional materials for Baby Sweet's 36 21 Promotional materials for The Last Radio Baby Subseries 5.5 Other Printed Materials Boxes 37 - 38 37 1 Ataraxia 5 (1976) 37 2 The Atlantic, April 1983 37 3 Catalyst, Fall 1986, Summer 1988 37 4 Catalyst, Winter 1989 37 5 Coda, April/May 1979, February/March 1980 37 6 Emory Medicine, Winter 1988 37 7 Firescapes, 1977 37 8 Georgia Review, Fall 1985 37 9 Georgia Review, Winter 1990 37 10 Georgia State University Review, Fall 1985 37 11 Georgia State University Review, Spring 1986 38 1 Hardy, John. Retrospective catalog 38 2 Homo Futurus 38 3 People to Know 38 4 Phoebe: The George Mason Review, 1983, Spring 1987 38 5 Rosenthal, Barbara, Clues to Myself 38 6 Timepiece, 1986 38 7 Williams, Phil, New Seeds [2 cc] 38 8 Wynes, Charles E. "Albery Allson Whitman--The 'Black Morning Bird' (?) Poet" offprint from Illinois Quarterly 41.1(1978).
Series 6 Audiovisual materials and Artwork Boxes 41, AV1, OP2-OP3, and XOP1 Scope and Content Note

Series 6 contains videotapes and audiotapes of interviews and public appearances by Raymond Andrews as well as photographs of Andrews and other family members. The series also includes three original pieces of artwork by brother Benny Andrews that were used in Raymond Andrews’ books. Additional photographs can be found in the scrapbooks in Series 7.

Arrangement Note

Organized into five subseries: (6.1) Video tapes, (6.2) Audio tapes, (6.3) Photographs, (6.4) Art work, and (6.5) Oversized papers.

Subseries 6.1 Video recordings AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, speaking to University of Georgia class, March 1, 1988 [original: VHS] AV1 - "Three Artists" [profile of George Andrews, Benny Andrews, and Raymond Andrews], WXIA TV, March 15, 1988 [original: VHS] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview for Bingham/Hampton's "Writers in Focus," July 7, 1987 [original: VHS] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, discussion of The Last Radio Baby with Bob Detweiler, October 17, 1990 [original: VHS] AV1 - "Somebody Else, Somewhere Else: The Raymond Andrews Story," 2010 [original: DVD] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview, WMAZ-TV, Macon, Georgia, undated [original: VHS] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview with North Georgia Magazine, undated [original: VHS] Subseries 6.2 Sound recordings box AV1 AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview, May 12, 1987, WVOG Athens [original: audio cassette] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview, November 18, 1988, WUGA Athens [original: audio cassette] AV1- - Andrews, Raymond, talk at Athens Regional Library, November 19, 1988 [original: audio cassette] AV1 - Andrews, Raymond, interview by Joy Tremewan, February 17, 1989 [original: audio cassette] AV1 - Tremewan, Joy, review of Raymond Andrew's Baby Sweet's, February 17, 1989, WEVL Memphis [original: audio cassette] Subseries 6.3 Photographs Box 41 OP1 41 1 Raymond Andrews, 1930s-1940s 41 2 Raymond Andrews, Burney Street High School Freshman Class, 1947-1948 [RA 3rd from left on back row] 41 3 Raymond Andrews, in Air Force, 1952-1954 41 4 Raymond Andrews, 1957 41 5 Raymond Andrews, 1960 41 6 Raymond Andrews, 1965 41 7 Raymond Andrews, 1966 41 8 Raymond Andrews, 1971 41 9 Raymond Andrews, 1972 41 10 Raymond Andrews, 1975 41 11 Raymond Andrews, 1978 41 12 Raymond Andrews, receiving the James Baldwin Prize, 1979 41 13 Raymond Andrews, 1980 41 14 Raymond Andrews, 1982 41 15 Raymond Andrews, 1983 41 16 Raymond Andrews, 1984 41 17 Raymond Andrews, 1985 41 18 Raymond Andrews, 1988 41 19 Raymond Andrews, 1989 41 20 Raymond Andrews, 1990 41 21 Raymond Andrews, not dated 41 22 Family photographs 41 23 Other photographs Subseries 6.4 Art work OP2-OP3, XOP1 XOP1 - "Apalachee Red," Benny Andrews, December 10, 1977 Subseries 6.5 Oversized papers Oversized papers 1-3 (OP) OP1 3 Lake Oconee Living, two issues from April 1988, Albany Review, Sept. 1988 issue, newspapers OP1 1 Mounted Atlanta Journal Constitution article, February 28, 1988 OP1 2 Posters of events involving Raymond Andrews OP2 1 Appalachee Red cover proofs OP2 2 The Muskhogean County Trilogy cover proofs OP2 3 1988-1989 calendar of Atlanta black history, New York Times issues dated July 17, 1969, July 21, 1969, May 19, 1984 OP2 4 Black and white photograph of Air Force squadron 3738 dated September 1952 OP3 - Print of painted figures with oversized bird, signed A.R.
Series 7 Memorabilia Box 42 Scope and Content Note

Among the memorabilia in the Raymond Andrews papers are several awards and prizes, two high school yearbooks and a single desk diary for the year 1986.

42 1 James Baldwin Prize for Appalachee Red, 1979 42 2 University of Georgia bicentennial medal 42 3 1948-1949 High School Yearbook 42 4 Materials from Raymond Andrews's high school graduation and prom, 1952 42 5 1952 Booker T. Washington Evening High School Yearbook 42 6 The Esquire Diary, 1986 [w/ a minor number of entries by Raymond Andrews] 42 7 GSC-Georgia Author Cup, 1988
Series 8 Scrapbooks Oversized bound volumes 1-3 (OBV) OBV1 Viola Andrews's scrapbook [RESTRICTED] OBV2 Scrapbook of photos taken during the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center exhibit of the Andrews Family, February 1990 OBV3 Scrapbook of photos and writings by the Andrews family, 1976 Series 9 Personal finances Box 43 Scope and Content Note

The Raymond Andrews papers contain a single box of unsorted checks, receipts, and other financial papers related to Andrews’ personal finances. Royalty statements for his published works may be found in the subject files in Series 4.

43 Unsorted financial records
Series 10 Collected materials Boxes 44-46 Posthumous material collected by Benny Andrews 44 1 Items from the memorial service for Raymond Andrews 44 2 Clippings re: Raymond Andrews's death 44 3 Memorabilia and clippings re: Raymond Andrews 44 4 Raymond Andrews's personal papers [social security card, birth certificate, etc.] Walter Volmut correspondence 44 5 Raymond Andrews to Walter Volmut, 19 August 1984 - 9 August 1991 44 6 Raymond Andrews to Walter Volmut, 13 September 1987 - 29 September 1989 Emily B. Calhoun correspondence 44 7 Raymond Andrews to Emily B. Calhoun, 1986-1987 Emory University Book Signing, November 1990 44 8 Photographs of Raymond Andrews at book signing, Emory University, November 1990 Unpublished writings by Andrews 44 9 99 Years and a Dark Day, unpublished novel typescript, title page-189, no date [photocopy] 44 10 99 Years and a Dark Day, unpublished novel typescript, 190-308, no date [photocopy] Unprocessed additions 39 1 Madison-Morgan Cultural Center 39 2 Madison-Morgan Cultural Center 39 3 Printed material by and about Raymond Andrews 40 1 Unprocessed additions and typewriter
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