Special Collections, General Subject Manuscripts Collection

Jack and Anne Rudloe Papers
MS Group 109

PART II:  Books. 1965 [bulk 1968]-1996. 25 Boxes.

Jack Rudloe's six published books are all represented in the papers in quantities ranging from draft fragments and proof copies of his earliest book, The Sea Brings Forth, to extensive documentation of  later works. The manuscript that exists for his second book, The Erotic Ocean, is substantially different than the published text. Because of differences in manuscript and published versions, much of this manuscript material is unpublished.  The early drafts of The Living Dock at Panacea, as explained below, were split into two books, only one of which was published. Only a small amount of the material that appears to have been gathered and written about Turtle Mother was actually used in Search for the Great Turtle Mother. Much of the remainder is either unpublished, or, in some cases, went into magazine articles.

Correspondence relating to a specific work may be found in this section, but a check of the correspondence in the General Papers may also be fruitful.

The "Books" are described as follows: The Sea Brings Forth (1968), The Erotic Ocean (1971), The Living Dock at Panacea (1977), The Wilderness Coast (1988), Time of the Turtle (1979), and Search for the Great Turtle Mother (1995). In addition to the two books on turtles, the Papers contain his and Anne's National Geographic article on turtles, a "turtle" subject file, and minor turtle references throughout.

BOX 1: The Sea Brings Forth, 1968. 16 folders.

    Chapter manuscripts that may be early drafts of The Sea Brings Forth:

   1.The Biological Collector. 2 versions (Chapter 1)
   2.Shrimp Boat Collecting (Chapter 1)
   3.Why [How] I Became a Biological Collector (Chapter 3)
   4.Dealing with Biological Supply Houses (Chapter 6) Advice to Collectors
   5.Parasitic Metazoan, Octopuses and Professor Short (Chapter 6)
   6.Chasing Sting Rays (Chapter 8)
   7.My Unique Education (Chapter 8)
   8.No. 70790 (Chapter 9)
   9.Collecting in Carabelle (ch. 9)
  10.Inside a Collector's Laboratory (Ch 13)
  11.Woods Hole (from Sea Brings Forth, Chapter 16)

  12.    The Sea Brings Forth by Jack Rudloe. Illustrations by Ingrid Niccoll. New York:
     Alfred A. Knopf, 1968. "Published April 15, 1968. First and Second Printings before
     publication." Fictitious place name have been marked in yellow, and the correct names
     written on attached P-slips.  Changes include:
             Shiawassee [Bay, River] to Apalachicola [Bay, River]
             Elizabeth City to Carrabelle
             Arcadia to Panacea
             Oyster Hill to East Point
             Tye Island to Dog Island
             Paradise River to OchlockoneeRiver
             Indian Point to Mashes Island
             Anderson Channel to Duer's Channel
             Indian Point to Alligator Point
             Anderson County to Franklin County

  13.The Sea Brings Forth by Jack Rudloe. Illustrations by Ingrid Niccoll. New York:
     Alfred A. Knopf, 1968. First American Edition. Galley proof, shipped Oct. 24, 1967.
  14.Proof of photographs. 24 photos.
  15.Reviews
  16.Cover for E.P. Dutton reprint

EROTIC OCEAN, 1971. 2 Boxes
        The work was originally entitled "The Biological Collector's Handbook" for which a contract was signed with Macmillan in 1965.

Box 2: Erotic Ocean Proofs. 6 folders.

   1.The Erotic Ocean: a Handbook for Beachcombers and Marine Naturalists / Jack
     Rudloe. Illustrations by Ingrid Niccoll. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company
     [c1971] "Marked copy," containing many autograph corrections and revisions. Several
     plates have been excised, and some pages replaced by photocopies. Possibly used for
     revised paperback edition (1984).
   2.Erotic Ocean, galley, April, 1971, 1-60, with revisions.
   3.Erotic Ocean, galley, April, 1971, 61-117 , with revisions.
   4.Erotic Ocean, galley, April, 1971, 118-187 , with revisions.
   5.Erotic Ocean, galley, April, 1971, 1-5. These sheets are from a duplicate of the above
     galley, but have variant revisions.
   6.Erotic Ocean galley. World Publishing Company. Sheets 29-46, 112, stamped "Master
     Proof," April 17, 1971. Extensive revisions.

BOX 3: Erotic Ocean - Manuscript and Miscellaneous. 15 folders

Typed ms., 1051 leaves. This manuscript is significantly different than the published version. 
4 folders
:

        1. pp. [1]-300,
        2. pp. 305-600,
        3. pp. 601-797
        4. pp 802-1051

        5."Biological Collector's Handbook," Contract with Macmillan, 1965
        6."Biological Collector's Handbook," Forward, Outlines, and chapter drafts
        7.Bibliography - Drafts of bibliography.
        8.Correspondence
        9.Miscellaneous documents re Erotic Ocean.
       10.Promotional Material.
       11.Reviews

Publicity Tour, 1972:

       12. Dallas Trip, January
       13. California Trip (Los Angeles & San Francisco) February
       14. Chicago and Cleveland, February
       15. Boston and New York, June

LIVING DOCK AT PANACEA, 1977. 6 Boxes

        There are at least two major versions of this title, the published work which is a natural
history of the waters around Panacea and Rudloe's dock, and an earlier version which is
more of an account of his environmental conflicts in and around Panacea. He referred to
the latter, called "The Passing of Panacea," as the "angry young man speaking out" version. This account corresponds in narrative form to much of the documentation in the Conservation files.
The published version, according to Rudloe, combined nature chapters from "The Passing of
Panacea," and chapters from another unpublished work called "Seasons of the Sea"
(Correspondence, Letter to McIntosh & Otis, Dec. 5, 1974).

Box 4 includes papers which appear to relate primarily to the published work. The bulk, boxes
five through seven, relate primarily to the "Passing of Panacea." Boxes eight and nine contain other writings and draft fragments that might relate to either version, or appear somewhat out of the scope of either. A page proof and other material relating to the Fulcrum reprint, The Living Dock (1988) is also found in box nine.

BOX 4: The Living Dock at Panacea, 1977. 15 folders.

General: Synopses, outlines and notes

   1.Assorted Dock Outlines ("Dock at Panacea, Combined Outline" ["Angry Young Man
     version"] etc.)
   2."Panacea Book," Synopsis of "environmental struggle" book, with autograph annotations.
   3."The Seasons of the Sea - Outline and Introduction
   4."The Living Dock at Panacea." Table of Contents, December 1, 1975, and Proposed
     Revisions.
   5."Revised Outline of The Living Dock at Panacea," Jan. 1, 1975.
   6.Comments on Living Dock drafts by unknown authors
   7."Conversations with Angus Cameron" [editor at Alfred A. Knopf] Cf. correspondence,
     notes and draft of correspondence; December 19, 1975.
   8. Field notes, 1966-1971
   9."The Passing of Panacea," - Critique by glt [George L. Thurston] and correspondence,
     1973-1985
  10.Typed ms. with autograph corrections, Chapters 1-4.
  11.Typed ms. with autograph corrections, Chapters 5-8.
  12.Typed ms. with autograph corrections, Chapter 9-12.
  13.Typed ms. with autograph corrections, Chapters 13-16.
  14.Living Dock at Panacea, galley proof, sheets, dated 9/21/76, 1-53.
  15.Living Dock at Panacea, galley proof, sheets, 54-111.

Box 5: Living Dock early versions. 4 folders.

    These early versions of The Living Dock at Panacea, emphasizing  Rudloe's involvement in
conservation work in Wakulla County, are very different than the published work . The earliest
version, "The Living Dock at Panacea," is very fragmentary as many pages were lifted from it
for the second, "The Dock at Panacea." These pages usually are numbered in both sequences.

1)  "The Living Dock at Panacea," typed ms. with extensive revisions. 471 p. Very incomplete.
Many pages were moved into the revised draft.

2-4) "The Dock at Panacea," typed ms. with extensive revisions. 536 pages. Some pages
missing. Contains pages from the first draft that are numbered in two sequences.

            Folder 2: The Living Dock," Chapter title pages with short summaries, chapters 5-23.
            Folder 3: Chapters 1-12 p. 1-281.
            Folder 4: Chapter 13-23, p. 283-536, 282 missing.

BOX 6: Chapter Drafts and fragments for published "Living Dock." The chapter titles
and number used here are not necessarily those used in the complete manuscript, galley, or
published  work.

   1."A Weird Business" and "Searching for Xanthid Crabs and Dreams," chapters 1-2.
   2."The Living Dock," Ch. 2 (photocopy)
   3."Hard Bottoms," chapter 2 Work sheet and fragments of other chapters
   4."Shark Blood," Ch. 3.
   5."The Dock at Night," and "The Sea at Night," Ch 6.
   6.The Dock at Night  - "reject material."
   7."Death in a Marsh," Ch. 5.
   8."Approach of Doom?" Ch. 6.
   9."The Tropical Depression," Ch. 7
  10."The Hurricane Fish," Ch. 8.
  11."The Pollution of Penaeus," Ch. 9
  12."Mud Is Good Stuff," Ch. 10.
  13."Real Worms and Shipworms," Ch. 11.
  14."Pink Wigglies and Bristle Worms," Ch. 12
  15."The Passing of Penaeus," (Porpoise chapter) Chapter 13 worksheet
  16."The Passing of Penaeus" Chapter 14
  17."Sea Grass Beds," Ch. 13
  18.Spring in the Seagrass Beds, Ch. 15 worksheet
  19."Spring in the Seagrass Beds," ch. 15
  20."Horseshoe Crabs Are Coming," Ch. 14
  21."The Hurricane," ch. 16
  22."Fishing off the Dock," chapter 17

Box 7: Passsing of Panacea

"The Passing of Panacea," in 23 chapters, leaves unnumbered. 2 folders.

   1.Chapter 1-11
   2.Chapters 12-22.

     The following chapters are in sequence and uniform in style and format:
   3."Jack and the Dragline," Chapter 1 (Page headings, Genesis) 20 typed p. (Xexox)
   4."To Buy or Not To Buy," chapter 1, and fragmentary chapter p. [3-12] and outline on
     buying the dock.
   5.The Battle of Alligator Harbor, Chapter 3.
   6."The Cornette Brainstorm," ch. 3
   7."The Dawn of Conservation," Chapter 3 [4] Cf. Aquaria below.
   8.Educating the Public, Chapter 4. 24 pp, and "Old Notes from Education Chapter."
   9.Dawn of the Aquatic Preserve, Ch 6. 26 p.
  10.Hearing of the Aquatic Preserve, Ch. 7. 30 p.
  11.Selling Florida's Last Frontier, Ch 8.
  12.The Living Marsh at the Living Dock, chapter 10
  13.Night of the Squid, Chapter 12
  14.The Marine patrol, Chapter 21
  15.The Accident, Chapter ?
  16.The Rocky Habitat, Chapter ?

Box 8: Living Dock - Miscellaneous Drafts and Fragments. 51 folders.

   1.Airplane notes, 5 p.
   2.Amphioxux - Sand bottom
   3."An Answer to Ye Ole Beachcomber from a Commercial Ecologist," by Jack Rudloe.
   4.Aquaria.
   5."Basic Burocracy[sic]" by J. Rudloe. 1 p.
   6."Bat Fish & Night Fish"
   7.Birds on the Dock, 1 p.
   8."The Comorant (Jan. 15, 1972)"
   9."Conservation,"
  10."Conspiracy," drafts
  11."Crab Garbage," "Permit Issue," Rock Shrimp," and "Spring Time."
  12.The Crystal River Dredge
  13.Cycles and Natural Disasters
  14."Death of a Coral Reef," 2 p.
  15.Dedication
  16.[Developers] notes.
  17."The Dock and Its Seasons,"
  18.Docks; various fragments, "The Importance of Docks, Birth of the Dock,
  19."The End of the World Outline,"
  20.Florida Department of Natural Resources (fragments)
  21.Fouling; fragments
  22.The Future of Dickerson Bay (end of book?)
  23."Gateway to the Sea," Middle outline and Chapter 5 fragment
  24.Growing Marshes
  25.Hurricane
  26.The Living Dock -fragments
  27.The Living Dock Proposed/Proposed Chapter Two
  28.[Mariculture]
  29.Marinas
  30.Marshes; several manuscripts.
  31.McMillan Realty Company
  32.Mud; various mauscripts
  33."The Mud Bottom,"
  34."Night Shrimp," April 29, 1973. Fragment, 2 p.
  35.Panacea; fragment
  36.Panacea Channel
  37.Penaeus (ship) fragments and notes
  38."Philosophy of the Dock," Ch. 6
  39.Pollution; various manuscripts
  40."Pollution in St. Joe."
  41."Pollution in the Wakulla River"
  42.Rocks
  43."The Sea Grass Habitat" and "The Sea Grass Beds"
  44.Shell Point
  45.Shrimp Boat Adventures (Worms)
  46.Sick Fishes and Oil (Mullet) Chapter ?
  47."Swamps"
  48."Tornado"
  49.Wakulla Springs
  50.Westinghouse-Tenneco (Jacksonville)
  51.Winter, etc.

Box 9: Living Dock - Drafts and Fragments Continued and Fulcrum reprint. 24 folders.

   1.Aquatic Preserve - "The Dawn on the Aquatic Preserve, Ch. 11?
   2.Battle of Harmon Shields
   3.Biology Bombers
   4.Burl Vaughan
   5.Current Outline of the Living Dock at Panacea
   6.Description of Characters
   7.E.C. Allen Surrenders
   8.Fiddler's Point
   9.Florida
  10.James Taylor
  11.Key to Names
  12.Monroe Taylor
  13.Outline of Backlash Chapter
  14.Oyster Bay Estates (Shell Point)
  15.Panacea
  16.Panacea Chamber of Commerce
  17.Passing of Panacea
  18.Progress
  19.The Rape of the Marsh
  20.The Tides of Alligator Harbor

  Fulcrum reprint:
  21.The Living Dock, by Jack Rudloe; illustrations by Walter Anderson. Page proofs.
  22.Media Kit
  23.Dust jacket
  24.Correspondence with the Nature Company

WILDERNESS COAST, 1988.  4 Boxes

Box 10: Wilderness Coast - Early chapter drafts. 5 folders

Folder 1
Tarpon in the Marsh, ch 1
Discovery of the Horshoecrab, ch 2 (also no. as 3)
Lobstermania, Ch. 4
The Reef at Night, Chapter 5

Folder 2
The Coral Management Plan, chapter 6
The Fish That Roared, Chapter 7
Canaveral Turtle Story, Chapter 9
Turtle People chapter 10 [also numbered as7]

Folder 3
The Sawfish, chapter X
Crocodile Tears, chapter 13 [originally no. as 8]
Electric Ray Sands, ch. 10, Nov. 13, 1986
Alligator, chapter 14
Mullet and Mineral Springs, Chapter 18
The Mysterious Mullet, chapter 18

Folder 4
Worm Hunt, chapter 23
Electric Ray [originally "The Wish Fish] chapter 24
Children of the Stream

Folder 5
Evergreen
(My Friend the Octopus) The Living Reef
Lobsters in the Grass

Box 11: Wilderness Coast - Revised chapter drafts (fair copies), Manuscript and Proofs.

Folder 1
Tarpon in the Marsh (Chapter 1)
Lobstermania, ch. 4
Worm Hunt, Chapter 5
Crocodile Tears, Chapter 9
Sawfish, Chapter 14
Sawfish, 35 p.
In Search of a Monster Bargain, Chapter 15

Folder 2
Electric Rays, chapter 22
Laboratory Rays, chapter 23
The Wish Fish Chapter 24 [Electric Ray]
Alligator
The Great Turtle Rescue ("not complete")
Mullet and Mineral Springs

The Living Coast by Jack Rudloe, typed ms., June 26, 1986. 388 pp., some missing.
            3 folders:
Folder 3: Outline
Folder 4: Table of Contents and Chapters 1-8. Chapter 5 missing.
Folder 5: Chapters 9-15.

Box 12: Wilderness Coast. Typed manuscript and other records. 5 folders.

Wilderness Coast - Typed "copy sent to Mac Talley - 8/18/87." 15 chapters. 2 folders.

   1.Chapters 1-7
   2.Chapters 8-15.

     Other:

   3.The Wilderness Coast; Adventures of a Gulf Coast Naturalist / Jack Rudloe. Line
     drawings and map by Julia Damon Hanaway. New York: Truman Talley Books/  E.P.
     Dutton, c1988. Advance Uncorrected Proofs.
   4.Wilderness Coast - Publicity, reviews.
   5.Wilderness Coast (film) - Correspondence, outlines, etc. for a  proposed film.

Box 13: Wilderness Coast - Typed manuscript and proofs. 5 folders.

Contains interfiled pages of manuscript and of proofs. Contents were together in a single
package, with a mailing label from Truman Talley Books to Jack Rudloe, postmarked Oct. 6,
1988.

TIME OF THE TURTLE, 1979. 5 boxes.

Box 14: Voice of the Turtle and Time of the Turtle - Typed Mss. 6 folders.

   1.Outline of From Turtle to Turtle (Turtle Mother 1975)
   2.Voice of the Turtle - Outline, notes

Voice of the Turtle - Typed ms. Chapters generally correspond to Contents of "Voice of Turtle
            Book," as of Nov. 14, 1976. 3 folders:

   3. Chapters 1-11
   4. Chapters 12-20
   5.Chapters 21-28.

   6.[Time of the Turtle] Typed ms., (earliest?) ll. 1-216.

Box 15: Time of the Turtle - Typed Manuscripts. 5 folders.

   1.Book Outline, August 9, 1990

   2.[Time of the Turtle] Typed ms., (earliest?) continued, ll. 217-370.
   3.Typed ms., 204 ll.
   4.Typed ms. continued, ll. 205-331.
   5.Typed ms. Ch. 1-11, 297 ll.

Box 16: Time of the Turtle- Typed manuscripts and Galley proof. 5 folders.

   1.Typed ms. Ch. 12-22.
   2.Typed index and Master Proof of index.
   3.Typed ms. 329 ll. Agent's copy.
   4.Galley proof - Author's set
   5.Galley proof - Master set

Box 17: Time of the Turtle - Proof copies. 6 folders.

   1.Proof copy, 267 pages.
   2.Proof copy with illustrations and indes, 273 ll.
   3.Retouched proof copy, 273 ll.
   4.Proofs, 267 ll.
   5.Bound page-proofs, 167 p.
   6."Continues from Galley No. 87."

Box 18: Time of the Turtle - Miscellaneous and Search for Turtle Mother

   1.Artwork
   2.Copies of illustrations; letter to artist.
   3.Correspondence with John L. Poggie, April 11, 1979
   4.Dustjackets
   5.Barnacles (Turtle Barnacles)
   6.Green Turtle (Legislation and Florida Law)
   7.Honduras Expedition
   8.Leatherbacks
   9.Loggerhead
  10.Malaclemys
  11.Malaclemys (2) Sept. 1, 1976
  12.Phipps, John H., and the CCC
  13.Publicity, 1981
  14.Ridleys (Atlantic)
  15.Penguin Books Publicity, 1980
  16.Reviews
  17.Royalty statements
  18.Viking - Penguin Books Correspondence

 Turtle Mother :

  19."The Search for Turtle Mother," [fragments?]
  20."The Quest for Turtle Mother in Tonalia." Draft 1 - Sports Illustrated, March 21, 1979
  21.Search for Turtle Mother, drafts 1 - 3
  22.In Search of (The Obsession of) Turtle Mother, draft 4, April 11, 1979 - draft 8
  23.In Search of Turtle Mother (2 drafts)

SEARCH FOR THE GREAT TURTLE MOTHER (1995) - 7 boxes.

BOX 19: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Book Length Manuscripts and Documentation. 5 folders.

   1.Book Outline, August 19, 1900.
   2."Malmstrom," Section #1, p.1-64. (File Name C:\WP51\X\Section1 --1st part of the
     Book draft. "La Democracia II," (Feb. 29, 1990) Revised: Sept. 5, 1990. Section #2,
     "Nixon," p. 65-138.
   3."G.S.B." Section #3, p. 139-208. "Gems in the Forest," by Anne Rudloe, June 1, 1990,
     and other  mss. on verso.
     Section 4, p. 209-232.
     Section 5, "Class," p. 234-297.
   4.Section 6, p. 298-349  + "Chococente\Compasiones."
     Section 7, p. 350-385 [re: Jeanne Mortimer and Malaysia]
   5.Search for the Great Turtle Mother/ Jack Rudloe. Typed ms. with extensive autograph
     revisions and notes. 443 p. This manuscript differs substantially from the published
     version.

BOX 20: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Manuscripts, Proof copy, Correspondence, etc.

   1.[Search for the Great Turtle Mother] Typed ms. 338 leaves. With "Corrections," March
     2, 1995, one leaf of page proof, March 7, 1996.
   2.Search for the Great Turtle Mother. Page proofs. Pineapple Press, 1995. 271 p. 2
     copies with annotations.
   3.Outline of the Search for the Great Turtle Mother, 29 p., rough draft, Sea Turtles:
     Ancient Secrets, Modern Times, 2 mss. returned to Rudloe from Sierra Books, Oct. 11,
     1994.
   4.Kirschvink, Joseph L. TLS to Jack Rudloe; 6 Jan. 1987, re magnetic studies of electric
     rays. 1 p.
   5."Conversation with Mac Talley [Dutton editor] April 8, 1988, about . . . 'Search for the
     Great Turtle Mother, '" and Mac Talley's [Dutton editor] Suggested Cuttings.
   6.TLS Angell(?) to Jack Rudloe; 11 Dec. 1992, criticizing manuscript. 2 p.
   7.Table of Contents and Outline (fragment)
   8.Pineapple Press - Correspondence and publicity
   9."Persued [sic] by Turtles," and other notes, 1975-1985
  10.Price, Sharissa. Correspondence re SGTM, 1991.
  11.Search for Great Turtle Mother - Correspondence and notes
  12.Tico Times clippings re: Turtle Mountain, 1992

Box 21: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Computer Files: Book - Costa Rica

The files in this and the following boxes contain papers which relate to topics in Search for
Great Turtle Mother, but which were not necessarily written for that book. They are
grouped according to directory and file names from which they were printed. A directory GSB
[Great Stone Balls] is placed with papers pertaining to a proposed "Book of Ball" in the
Unpublished Writings section of the Papers.

   1.Lists of Computer Directories and Files - The headings for the sections in Boxes 21 and 22 come from the file names that Rudoe assigned. His lists of directory and file names have been used as the basis for organizing this and some other parts of the Papers.

    Book:

   2.Gulf of Mexico. Introduction, July 27, 1990. 8 p.
   3.The Root of the Legend: Crystal River, August 27, 1990. 27 p.
   4.Democracia II. File name: Fatboy. -Feb 29, 1990. Revised Sept. 5, 1990. 35 p.
     Numbered in Blue 2A.
   5.Journey to Ayutlan, Sept 5, 1990. Numbered in Blue 2B.
   6.Izapa, Sept. 5, 1990. Numbered in Blue 2C.
   7.Incident at El Bauel, Sept. 5, 1990. Numbered in Blue 2D.
   8.Tonala, Sept 7, 1990. Numbered in Blue 2E .
   9.Crows. [5] p.
  10.Myth, Conversations with Eddie Kamorek, July 31, 1990. 2 versions. [4], 18 pp.
     (incomplete?)
  11.Rocks, May 29, 1989
  12.Sanibel Island Notes, 4 p.
  13.Turtle Luck [7] p.
  14.Malaclemys, 8 p.
  15.Conclusion of Book. 5 p.
  16.Chococente\Compasiones. Numbered in Blue 6C. 14 p. and 2nd version, June 29,
     1990. 12 p.

  Costa Rica:

  17.Modes to GSB/Neitschmann
  18."On Knowing," July 23, 1990. Trip to Bara Colorado. 2 versions. 19, 19 p.
  19.Science -Magnetic Orientation, August 3, 1990
  20.Science - Science of Turtle Mother. Labelled "3" in blue.
  21.Turtle Mother Religion (Document B) and Turtle Mother Religion as a Conservation
     Ethic (Document D).

Box 22: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Netfishing - Turtle Mother. 27 folders.

   1.Netfishing  (Various files, dated 15 May 1990 - 31 July 1991, and undated.)

  Nicaragua:
   2.Baptist Minister. Turtle Mother Rock," Oct. 17, 1990. 25 p.
   3.Hurricane notes, 4 p., 32 p. Oct. 15, 1990.
   4.Masaya Volcano, Sept. 30, 1990. 21 p.
   5.Josefa. 22 p. Handwritten title: Huehuete.
   6.Josefa. Classroom in the Sea, October 15, 1990. 25 p. Numbered in Blue 5.
   7.Volcano, June 5, 1989. 14 p.
   8.War. 5 p.
   9.Turtle Mother Rock, June 3, 1989. 5 p.

  Primary:

  10.Arrival at Chococente [sic] 22 p. and "Exit Chococente." P. 50. Parts of other
     manuscripts are printed on the verso, including a three page essay on "Zen Practice
     Methods," by Anne Rudloe.
  11.Balford and the Herveroes, draft revision, June 30, 1990.
  12.Chococente, July 3, 1990. 21 p.
  13.Chococente Stuff and the UCA Course. 12 p.
  14.Izapa - "The Night I Saw Turtle Mother," 11 p.
  15.Moving Rocks and Hermit Crabs, July 9, 1990. 9 p.
  16.Rescueing [sic] Baby Sea Turtle/ Ghost Crabs. 11 p.

   Tortuguero:

 17.Five chapters (1. The Mountain and the Myth. 2. Bara Colorada. 3. Fishing. 4. Carr's
     skepticism. 5. The Mountain. 65 (missing p. 30), 22 p. Numbered in blue 4. Other turtle
     mss. on verso.
  18.True Magnetism. 10 p.

  Turtle:

  19.Turtle (directory): Chapter 1. Cow Butchering. 2. Plane trip from Managua to Bluefields.
     3. Green Turtle Butchering. 4. The Boatride to Pearl Lagoon and Trip to Pearl Lagoon
     (2 versions) 5. Search for Turtle Mother in Pearl Lagoon. 6. Return fom Pearl Lagoon.
     7. Lobster Fishery: Combined with May Trip to Corn Island. Various paging. All have
     print date of June 9, 1991, except for Chapter 5 (June 10, 1991). Several chapters are
     numbered in yellow. One version of Ch. 4 numbered 6C in blue and Ch 7 numbered 6H.
  20.Fertile Turtle, printed date, June 9, 1991. 13 p.
  21.Murder, June 9, 1991 (9 in yellow)
  22.Night. "Official Rock File," Nov. 28, 1989. 24 p.
  23.Pendulum, "As the Turtle Turns . . . ," printed June 9, 1991.
  24.Tortuguero. 6 p.
  25.Turtle Mother Novel Fantasy
  26.Broken Turtle Mother Rock
  27.Turtle Mother '75- Puerto Cabesas, 21 p.

Box 23: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Miscellaneous fragments, notes, A - T. 32 folders.

   1.Anne's Green Notebook - transcription
   2.Balford Welcome
   3.Chococente - draft article, etc.
   4.Conversations with Berdie Downs
   5.Ed Thomas - Notes, Oct. 19, 1991.
   6.Famous European Ridley
   7.Fat Boys
   8.Fingerprints from Corn Island notes
   9.Gainesville Conference
  10.Gulf Stream Magnetic Stuff
  11.Journey to Turtle Bogue
  12.Little Corn Island, Dec. 3, 1989
  13.Mimosa/Neitschmann
  14."On the Road to La Democracia,"
  15.Pacific Turtle Eggs
  16.Philip Callahan
  17.Piedmont Ditch
  18.Puerto Cabasis - transcriptions
  19.Rocks, and Jocanda and the Rock
  20.Rocks; Life on the Rocks
  21.Ross Witham's Head Start - Green
  22.Stuff for Future Turtle Mother Book
  23.Thoughts of Contemplating One's Navel
  24.Trip across Lagoon to Shores of the Mountain
  25.Turtle Money - "Thirty Pieces of Silver," etc.
  26.Turtle Mother -- autograph and typed notes
  27.Turtle Mother - miscellaneous writings
  28.Turtle Mother Chapter (Gulf of Mexico wrap up)
  29.Turtle Mountain Revisited, July 12, 1985
  30.Turtle Mother Rock, June 3, 1989. Nicaragua
  31.Turtle Rock at Murphy, North Carolina, August 3, 1990.
  32.Turtle/Nietschmann

  Box 24: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Miscellaneous fragments and notes continued, U - Y,  17 folders.

  1.Cedar Key Notes [ca. 1990] and Cedar Key Turtle Information, Dec. 9-10,
          1976
  2.Green Turtle Butchering
  3.Lady Murle II, Jan 31-Feb. 2, 1989, Lad Murle II and TEDS, July 10, 1989,
          Lady Murel II notes, Oct. 22, 1989.
  4.The Magic of Nature (re Box Turtles)
  5.Malaclemys
  6."A Proposal for the Conservation and Management of the Green Turtle, Chelonia
          mydas, on the Miskito Coast of Nicaragua."
  7.Return of the Turtle (proposed) - Publisher's correspondence, 1993
  8."Sea Turtles (Outline)" by Jack and Anne Rudloe
  9.Terrapin myth
  10.Turtle; printout of file named Turtle
  11.Turtle mss. (miscellaneous)
  12.Turtle fishing, Nov. 25, 1991
  13.Typed notes and miscellaneous turtle mss, 1985-1990
  14.UCA Course - Introduction Notes
  15.Volcano
  16.World on a Turtle Shell (ch. 14 continued)
  17.Year of the Turtle

Box 25: Search for Great Turtle Mother - Secondary Material and Notebooks. 3 folders and 7 notebooks.

   1.Magnetism - Journal articles
   2.Published material relating to Turtle Mother Research in Central America
   3.Stone rubbings

      Notebooks (7), numbered I-VI, and one unnumbered.
 
 

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Prepared by Frank Orser, August 14, 2000