Scope and Contents Gilbert Neiman founded "Between Worlds" and served as its editor while employed at Inter American University, San German, Puerto Rico.This folder contains a bound volume of three issues of "Between Worlds."Vol. 1, No. 1 - Summer 1960Vol. 1, No. 2 - 1961Vol. 2, No. 1 - 1962It is believed that these are the only three issues ever published.The authors published in "Between Worlds" are:Edward Abbey...

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This is an unorganized folder of pages, notes and working papers from a file that was found among Neiman's papers labeled "Play."

The cover page reads as follows:

THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, a Chamber-Opera by Gilbert Neiman and Robert Zanger

Scene: A psychiatrist's office in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Time: Act One, the present. Act Two, a week later.

"The rational is always irrational in a psychiatrist's office." Anon. A Victorian Poet.

Scope and Contents Single sheet.Heading reads:The Blood Wedding A Tragedy in Three Acts by Federico Garcia LorcaThis play was presented June 28, 1944 at San Luis Institute of Arts and Crafts, San Luis, Colorado; and June 29, 1944 at Adams State Teachers College Auditorium, Alamosa, Colorado.Translated and directed by Gilbert Neiman.Gilbert Neiman was a member of the cast, playing "Leonardo." Gilbert's wife Margaret was also a member of the cast,...

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This folder contains a book review titled "The Wages of Heroism", written by Gilbert Neiman, for Harold Maine's book "If a Man Be Mad." Harold Maine was a pen name used by Walker Winslow. (There are several folders of Walker Winslow correspondence in the "Correspondence" sub-series.)

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"Blood Wedding" was authored by Federico García Lorca. Neiman did a translation of "Blood Wedding," which was published through New Directions of Norfolk Connecticut.

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Type-written.

Contains type-written and hand-written edits.

Paginated 1-5.

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No author is attributed to this work, but the author is presumed to be Gilbert Neiman.