Item 1 – Mrs. McCullers of Carolina Puzzles Gotham Literary Set, The Charlotte Observer, July 10, 1940

Item 2 – Mademoiselle Magazine, 1941 and 1947

Item 3 – ‘Lonely’ Miss McCullers Coming Home to Write, Atlanta Journal, November 16, 1941

Item 4 – Carson McCullers Gets Guggenheim Fellowship, Columbus Enquirer, April 6, 1942

Item 5 – Creative Artists Win $1,000 Prizes, New York Times, April 14, 1943

Item 6 – A Little Southern Girl Speaks from a Well of Despair, New York Post, January, 29, 1950

Item 7 – She Runs a Nursery for Ideas and Talent, New York Post, February 5, 1950

Item 8 – Carson McCullers has Double Dose of Success in Novel and Broadway Play, The Journal-News, February 10, 1950

Item 9 – Carson McCullers, Distinguished Novelist, and Her Mother Visiting Relatives Here, The Macon News, March 19, 1950

Item 10 – Carson McCullers Cuts Her Own Hair, New York Telegram Sun, March 31, 1950

Item 11 – Story of an Actress Who Gained Fame in Flops, New York Times, May 14, 1950

Item 12 – Guardian Agent, Theatre Arts, July, 1950

Item 13 – Carson McCullers, New York Herald Tribune Book Review, June 17, 1951

Item 14 – We hitch our wagons, Mademoiselle, August, 1951

Item 15 – A Matter of Inspiration, Saturday Review, October 13, 1951

Item 16 – 14 Win Admission to Arts Institute, New York Times, February 8, 1952

Item 17 – Obituary of Reeves McCullers, New York Times, November 27, 1953

Item 18 – Obituary of Marguerite Smith, New York Times, June 13, 1955

Item 19 – Benjamin Britten, Canticle III, Op. 55, 1956

Item 20 – an interview with Carson McCullers, Literary Cavalcade, February, 1957

Item 21 – Peter Freuchen, Explorer, 71, Dies, New York Times, September 4, 1957

Item 22 – Script Revision Held Increasing, New York Times, October 21, 1959