"The Brautigan Library, a unique collection of 321 unpublished manuscripts written by authors from thirty one states, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, India, and Saudi Arabia, is a permanent, interactive exhibit in the Clark County Historical Museum, the former 1909 Andrew Carnegie library building in downtown Vancouver, Washington, USA. Inspired by a fictional library described by Richard Brautigan, a Washington native son (1935-1984), in his 1971 novel, The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966, The Brautigan Library provides writers a public shelf for their unpublished manuscripts, free of restrictions on content or quality. The location of The Brautigan Library in Vancouver results from a partnership between the Creative Media & Digital Culture Program (CMDC) at Washington State University Vancouver, the Clark County Historical Museum, and the estate of the late author"Saturday, October 09, 2010
The Brautigan Library opens (USA)
"The Brautigan Library, a unique collection of 321 unpublished manuscripts written by authors from thirty one states, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, India, and Saudi Arabia, is a permanent, interactive exhibit in the Clark County Historical Museum, the former 1909 Andrew Carnegie library building in downtown Vancouver, Washington, USA. Inspired by a fictional library described by Richard Brautigan, a Washington native son (1935-1984), in his 1971 novel, The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966, The Brautigan Library provides writers a public shelf for their unpublished manuscripts, free of restrictions on content or quality. The location of The Brautigan Library in Vancouver results from a partnership between the Creative Media & Digital Culture Program (CMDC) at Washington State University Vancouver, the Clark County Historical Museum, and the estate of the late author"
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