Hipple Collection of Young Adult Literature Manuscripts
Ted Hipple, a pioneering scholar and champion of literature for adolescents, often lamented the swift journey of young adult books from manuscript, to publication, to out-of-print unavailability. In 2007, USF’s Dr. Joan Kaywell dedicated a collection of young adult literature to Special Collections in honor of Ted Hipple that seeks to safeguard the legacy of young adult literature.
Beginning with dime novels and progressing through the boys’ and girls’ series books of the 20th century to the contemporary young adult literature of the Hipple Collection, USF Libraries Special Collections provides a place to study the comprehensive history of literature for American adolescents. In the Hipple Collection, Special Collections provides access to outstanding young adult literature published after 1970 that speaks to the social, emotional, and cultural challenges of adolescence.
The Hipple Collection has grown from an initial 333 books donated by Dr. Kaywell and members of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents as well as YA authors to nearly 4,300 titles, ranging from the iconic works of Judy Blume and S.E. Hinton to the typescript for 19-year-old Isamu Fukui’s latest novel. Signed first editions, manuscripts, authors’ working notes, and page proofs provide a window to explore the genre’s creation. It also provides teachers and adolescent readers with materials that combat prejudice, promote tolerance, and encourage self-acceptance through examples of teenagers successfully dealing with the psychological, social, and cultural issues associated with coming of age.
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Email exchange between Carolyn Meyer with editor Carolyn P. Yoder
Carolyn Meyer
Email exchange discussing editorial changes to Girl with a Camera.
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Email exchange between Carolyn Meyer with editor Carolyn P. Yoder
Carolyn Meyer
Email exchange discussing editorial changes to Girl with a Camera.
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Email exchange between Carolyn Meyer with editor Carolyn P. Yoder
Carolyn Meyer
Email exchange discussing editorial changes to Girl with a Camera.
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Email from Carolyn Meyer to editor Carolyn P. Yoder
Carolyn Meyer
Email from Meyer offering clarification on images to be used in Girl with a Camera.
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Girl with a Camera, revised draft
Carolyn Meyer
Heavily annotated and revised draft, showing comments and revisions by Carolyn Meyer and editor Carolyn P. Yoder.
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Jacket copy for Girl with a Camera
Carolyn Meyer
Early draft of jacket copy for Girl with a Camera, heavily revised by Carolyn Meyer.
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Memo from Carolyn Meyer to Carolyn Yoder
Carolyn Meyer
Memo from Carolyn Meyer to Carolyn Yoder regarding suggested photographs for inclusion in Girl with a Camera.
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Draft, 23 Minutes
Vivian Vande Velde
Full draft of 23 Minutes, with editorial additions and questions by Mary Colgan throughout.
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Draft, 23 Minutes
Vivian Vande Velde
Full draft of 23 Minutes, with editorial additions and questions throughout.
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Email from Carolyn Meyer to editor Carolyn P. Yoder
Carolyn P. Yoder
Brief outline of Girl with a Camera, sent from Meyer to her editor, Carolyn P. Yoder.
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Email from Carolyn P. Yoder to Carolyn Meyer
Carolyn P. Yoder
Email asking Meyer for direction in which five images to cut from manuscript of Girl with a Camera.
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Email from Carolyn P. Yoder to Carolyn Meyer
Carolyn P. Yoder
Email alerting Meyer to forthcoming editorial review of Girl with a Camera early draft.
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Email from Carolyn P. Yoder to Carolyn Meyer
Carolyn P. Yoder
Email asking Meyer about a particular passage in Girl with a Camera.
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Email from Carolyn P. Yoder to Carolyn Meyer
Carolyn P. Yoder
Email asking Meyer for direction on subtitle for Girl with a Camera.
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Email from Carolyn P. Yoder to Carolyn Meyer
Carolyn P. Yoder
Contains marketing copy for Meyer's Girl with a Camera.
