Michael Lowenthal (May 9, 1969) is an American fiction writer and creative writing instructor. He worked as an editor for University Press of New England, where he founded the Hardscrabble Books imprint, publishing such authors as Chris Bohjalian, W.D. Wetherell, and Ernest Hebert. He studied English and comparative religion at Dartmouth College, from which he graduated in 1990 as class valedictorian.
The collection is arranged in two series:
Michael Lowenthal papers relating to the anthology From Now On, Ms.2012.032, Brown University Library.
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Letters to publishers; correspondence with Carrie Wickford (editor); correspondence with contributors; and typescripts of the anthology.
Collection received as a gift of Michael Lowenthal, May 1994 (A94-112).
Related materials can be found in the John Preston papers, Ms.2011.032, Brown University Library.
Includes drafts of manuscripts submitted to Lowenthal for inclusion in the anthology.
Consisting of final drafts sent by contributors. Lacking Lowenthal's introduction.