Stuart Y. Hoahwah Collection

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STUART Y. HOAHWAH COLLECTION

 ANPA MSS 032

Last updated July 2003

EXTENT

Total Boxes: 3
Other Storage Formats: None
Linear Feet: 2.0 lin. ft.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Provenance

Gifts from Stuart Y. Hoahwah, August and October 2000, March 2001, November 2002, and March 2003

Ownership and Literary Rights

The Stuart Y. Hoahwah Collection is the physical property of the American Native Press Archives, University of Arkansas at Little Rock.  Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns.  For further information, consult the appropriate curator.

Restrictions on Access

The Stuart Y. Hoahwah Collection is open for research.

Citation Format

Stuart Y. Hoahwah Collection. American Native Press Archives.

HISTORICAL NOTE

Stuart Youngman Hoahwah , a member of the Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma, grew up in southwestern Oklahoma and central Arkansas.  He earned a BA from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and did graduate work at Oklahoma State University.  His poetry has appeared in periodicals and anthologies.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION

The Stuart Y. Hoahwah Collection consists of holograph and typescript versions of poems, prepublication and final versions of his chapbook Split, off prints of individual works, letters, information on the Hoahwah family, and Comanche cultural material..  Materials cover the period 1903-2003

Box Folder
 
Published Works

1
  1. “Split,”  Moccassin Telegraph , Vol..3.  No. 5-6 (Aug-Nov. 1995), 9
  2. “Untitiled” and “East and Forever,” Studies in American Indian Literature
    (Spring 1996)
  3. “Ode to Frybread,” Red Ink Vol. 5 No.1 (Fall 1996), 47
  4. “Dandelions” and “The Eaves of Mr. Parker’s House,” Equinox (1997):
    20, 50.
  5. “Dismantled Horses,” and “Ode to Loobey,” Studies in American Indian
    Literature    , Vol. 11 No.2 (1999), 50, 79.
  6. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001) . Prepublication version 1.
  7. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001). Prepublication version 2
  8. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001). Prepublication version 3
  9. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001). Prepublication version 4
  10. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001). Prepublication version 5
  11. Split (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001).
  12. Split 2nd edition. (Lafayette, LA: Inverted Press, 2001)
Manuscripts
 
  1. Notebook. 1995. Holographs and drawings
  2. “Remembrances” 1995. Typescript
  3. Writings. Fall 1996. Typescripts
  4. “Drum Interview”. 1997. Typescript
  5. “Journey of McTeague”. 1998. Typescript
  6. “Oral Tradition Within Written Constraints”. 1998. Typescript
  7. “The Fight”. 2000. Typescript
  8. “Split”. 2000. Typescripts
  9. Poems. 2000. Typescripts
  10. “Comanche Warrior Societies”. Typescript 2000.
  11. Works in Progress. 2002. Typescripts and Holographs
Drawings
 
  1. Hoahwah, Stuart. Drawings. Undated
Appearances
 
  1. Poetry Readings.  Announcements.  1996-2003
Correspondence
2
  1. Correspondence.  1991-1992.
  2. Correspondence. 1993-1997.
  3. Correspondence. Littlefield, Daniel F. 1993-1997.
  4. Correspondence. Pewewardy, Cornell. 1995-1997.
  5. Correspondence. Koon, David. 1997.
  6. Correspondence. Outgoing 1996-1998.
Awards
 
  1. Alma K. Dougherty Award. 1996.
  2. Certificate of Appreciation. Office of Indian Education Programs. August 16,
    1996.
  3. Academy of American Poets Prize. 1998.
Education Related Materials
 
  1. Native Student Organization. 1995.
  2. Cooper Scholarship. 1996.
  3. WINS Summer Internship. 1996.
  4. Student Financial Aid. 1994-1996.
  5. Graduate School Application. 1996.
  6. Undergraduate graduation application. 1997.
  7. Portfolio. 1997.
  8. Portfolio. undated.
  9. Journal. English 5740. 1998.
  10. Crane, Hart. Course Syllabus. 1998.
3

  1. Dylan, Thomas. Course materials.

  2. Materials from various classes, notes, tests, handouts
Hoahwah Family Materials
 
  1. Hoahwah, Quanah Abraham. Notebook. Bacone College Indian Institute. 1944-1944.
  2. Comanche 2 (Lubbock, TX: Missionary Crusader, 1960).
  3. Cornell’s Primary Geography (New York: D. Appleton and Co., n.d.)
  4. Hoahwah, Alena Pearl. Drawing. 2000.
  5. Youngman, Charlene. Family Tree. Undated.
  6. Comanche Energy and Resources Company, Inc. April 8, 1983 G. Ferguson
Miscellaneous
 
  1. Littlefield, Daniel F. Writings. 1992-1997 Typescripts
  2. Moccasin Telegraph 1995-1996
  3. Wordcraft Circle Conference.1996
  4. Pahdopony, Nita. Poetry and art. 1996.
  5. American Indian Education.1996
  6. American Native Press. 1996-1997
  7. Wordcraft Circle Conference 1997
  8. Resume 1997
  9. Minority Graduate Students at OSU. Pamphlet. 1998
  10. Plumly, Stanley.
  11. Poems by other writers. 1980-1992
  12. Pewewardy, Cornell. “What it Means to Be Both an American and
    American Indian in White America”. Undated. Typescript
  13. Koon, David. “Amateur Beekeeper” ”The Missing Boy” “Ascension and
    Assumption”. Undated. Typescript
  14. Photograph. Columbia, Missouri. April 1997

07/02/03
Prepared by Tamara Williams-Long

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