Weird Fiction Collections at Brown University Library

This collection contains Caitlín Kiernan's handwritten journal from childhood and other juvenilia; corrected proofs of comic books and graphic novels; edited manuscripts of novels and short stories; correspondence with fiction editors and writers such as Neil Gaiman, Poppy Z. Brite, and Sonya Taaffe; correspondence with paleontologists, manuscripts and journals of paleontology work; Kiernan's desktop computer; a mixed media artwork; and collectibles and an audio cassette titled "Three Regrets and a Curse" from her band called Death's Little Sister.

Documents related to the publication of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine between 1978 and 1996.
The collection contains correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, artwork, awards notifications, publication documents, and office memos related to the production of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine between 1978 and 1996. The bulk of the collection is comprised of manuscripts and submissions that were accepted for publication in the magazine.

Analog : science fiction and fact is a science fiction magazine that has included work by Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, Paul Anderson, Spider Robinson, Lois McMaster Bujold, and Michael F. Flynn, among others. This collection is made up primarily of editorial correspondence, but also includes original manuscripts, proofs, reviews, and miscellaneous records relating to the publication of the magazine.

Books, and book and author files older than ten years, received on a periodic basis according to an agreement signed in 1997; as part of the agreement the Library receives a copy of each new title as it is published. The agreement also covers Tor, the imprint of Tom Doherty Associates, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary which features science fiction, horror, and other genre fiction.

Organizational records of a national group of Gay and Lesbian science fiction fans, who established their own national convention, the Gaylacticon, and advocated for Gay characters on science fiction programs in film and television

Karl Edward Wagner was an American psychiatrist who became a full-time writer, publisher, and editor of horror fiction.
His papers also contain more than 50 manuscripts by Robert Bloch.

A growing collection of over 4,700 titles of gay men's pulp novels constituting a significant source for genre and sociological study.

The Franklin Hummel Papers comprise correspondence, writings, and printed materials. The bulk of the collection consists of printed ephemera and publications from a range of sources including gay and popular publishers. Correspondence is limited and routine in nature. Writings include notes and fragments, as well as drafts of two short works "The last week of October" and "Gays of our lives."

Personal and literary correspondence; poems and plays; biographical background, with photographs; music; lectures; juvenilia. Subjects include American and English literature; the arts; alchemy and the occult; symbolism and allegory; with a significant amount of material relating to William Blake, James Joyce, and Amy Lowell.

Collection of 800+ volumes of science fiction, fantasy, and more from the library of folk singer Janis Ian. Includes signed books by a myriad of contemporary writers, including powerhouses such as Anne McCaffrey, Mercedes Lackey and Nancy Kress.

Includes digitized issues of Astounding Stories (later Analog: Science Fiction and Fact); Amazing Stories, and Weird Tales