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SUSAN MYRICK
     
 

    SUSAN MYRICK OF GONE WITH THE WIND is subtitled An Autobiographical Biography because much of the book is Sue’s own writings.

           • Her letters to Peggy Mitchell
           • Her diary from 1938 and 1939
           • Her newspaper articles and columns from as early as 1928 and as late as 1978

Other sources include:
           •The contents of a trunk left at her mother’s after Susan returned home from teaching              in Hastings, Nebraska, including:               
                         – Letters from a suitor from World War I were among the papers                             found in the truck.                       
                         – School annuals
                         – Job applications                       
                         – Letters of recommendation
                         – Work records                       
                         – Photographs
                         – Military information

           • Numerous recorded interviews with her sister Allie Myrick Bowden                       • Memories shared by family members and friends           
           • Macon Telegraph
articles written about Sue by her colleagues
           
           • Georgia College and State University (GN&IC)
           
           • Washington Memorial Library (Macon, GA)
           
           • Emory University Special Collections

 
 
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