Correspondence from Roger C. Schlobin to Steven Spielberg
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- Correspondence from Roger C. Schlobin to Steven Spielberg
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- Correspondence from fantasy author Roger C. Schlobin to the filmmaker Steven Spielberg to inquire into Spielberg's interest in making Fire & Fur into an animated film. Schlobin was a fantasy author, scholar, and English professor at East Carolina University. Date 3/1/2024 added by recovery processes. Correct date of material is circa 2004.
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- 2004
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- letters
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- 1029-s1-ss3-b4-f2-i1
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- East Carolina University--Faculty--Correspondence
- Mythology, Chinese--Fiction
- Dragons--Fiction
- Schlobin, Roger C. Fire and fur: the last sorcerer dragon
- Schlobin, Roger C.--Correspondence
- Spielberg, Steven, 1946---Correspondence
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- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Fire and Fur: The Last Sorcerer Dragon
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