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Lee Lynch (1945- ) was born in Manhattan, NY in 1945. Lynch is an American author who started writing lesbian fiction and non-fiction in the 1960s when she was a frequent contributor to
Lynch is a recipient of the Alice B. Reader Award for Lesbian Fiction, the James Duggins Mid-Career Author Award (which honors LGBT mid-career novelists of extraordinary talent and service to the LGBT community), and in 2006, was inducted into the Saints and Sinners Literary Hall of Fame. Her novel
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The Lee Lynch papers contain correspondence, draft manuscripts, notes and research, published works, publicity and promotional material, professional activity and finance documentation, conference and workshop programs, speeches, and ephemera, as well as material related to Lynch's personal life.
The correspondence series primarily contains incoming correspondence from family, friends, fans, and publishers.
The writing series contains notes, draft manuscripts, published works, correspondence, and publicity regarding novels, short stories, essays, book reviews, poetry, and plays composed by Lee Lynch.
The professional activity and finances series contains royalty statements, contracts, copyright registration certificates for some of Lynch's works, and curricula vitae.
The publicity and promotional material series contains clippings and flyers related to Lynch's writings.
The appearances, conferences, and workshops series contains programs, schedules, speeches, and related ephemera for several conferences and workshops attended by Lee Lynch, as well as recorded interviews.
The personal papers series contains materials related to Lynch's personal life, including material regarding activities and involvement, artwork, calendars and address books, school papers, and collected clippings and works of others.