File contains incoming and outgoing correspondence from Robert Goldfarb, Mavis McIntosh, and Al Hart about possible movie adaptations. Other correspondence in the file is incoming and outgoing from Mary Maillard in the 1990's about movie interests. File also contains the contracts for the movie rights to O’Houlihan’s Jest, and Let’s Kill Uncle.
Skinner, June Margaret
Pippin’s Journal Miscellaneous
Contains correspondence from family, Mavis McIntosh, and Macmillan Publishers. Generally it is about the printing of Pippin’s Journal, and June's family response.
Skinner, June Margaret
Contains incoming and outgoing correspondence with Al Hart, Lix Wexler, and various others at Macmillan.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains correspondence from the Authors Guild and the Mystery Writers of America arranged chronologically.
Skinner, June Margaret
Let’s Kill Uncle Second Draft – Magic Children
The Magic Children in the title of this folder refers to what "Let's Kill Uncle" was originally called when June first started writing it.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains a scrapbook that is filled with book reviews of Pippin's Journal. There is also a drawing from a fan of Let's Kill Uncle.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains newsletter bulletins from the Authors Guild and three bulletins from the Mystery Writers of America.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains royalty statements for O'Houlihan's Jest, Pippin's Journal, and Let's Kill Uncle.
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains royalty statements for O'Houlihan's Jest, and Pippin's Journal.
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
File consists of the stories titled: "Saga of the Lying Dick", "Messrs. Hennessy and O’Toole", "Little Bird", "The “Short” Story" , "The Yahoos" and a story possibly written by Fred O'Grady. It also contains several outgoing letters to June's agents about the short stories.
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Sub-series contains royalty statements from Macmillan, Gollancz, Longmans Green, Dial Press, Beaufort Books, and Second Chance Press for the sales of Skinner's novels.
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains royalty statement for Let's Kill Uncle.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains a play about Catherine Howard and King Henry VIII (handwritten and typed pages).
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
According to Skinner's daughter Mary, these articles (about a local murder) were used as the basis of Bleak November which was set in 1965.
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains correspondence with Al Hart and various publishers about reverting publishing rights to June Skinner
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains royalty statements from 1965 for various books.
Skinner, June Margaret
Skinner, June Margaret
File contains royalty statements from 1966 for various novels.
Skinner, June Margaret
Contains outgoing and incoming correspondence with Peter Matson, John Schaffner, Al Hart, and Robert Goldfarb.
Skinner, June Margaret