New Releases by Dubose Heyward

Removal of flask from grave of negro boy incites voodoo vengeance ending in insane terror.

"Story of a daughter''s rebellion against her father''s religious intolerance, set in the North Carolina hill country." Cf. Hanna, A. Mirror for the nation

Heyward thanks Braithwaite for including a poem in an anthology. Note, 1928 Aug. 31, Henderson, N.C., to Glen Walton Blodgett replying to an autograph request [1 l. holograph signed. 28 cm.].

Collection includes: undated printed circulars for "The land of Bumbye" and comments on her presentation of "Original poems and sketches of the Carolina Coastal Negro"; book jacket for Daffodils; photocopy of title page of "Song of the Charleston Darkey" (1912); correspondence, 1926 January 21, between Mrs. W.A. Merchant and Mrs. Heyward regarding an appearance at Morning Guild of Christ Church in Hackensack, New Jersey; poems and writings, newspaper articles and 23 photographs (mostly unidentified).