“We’re having a really hard time containing our excitement,” says Harlan Greene, Special Collections senior manuscript and reference archivist. “In this collection we have the literary manuscripts of one of the most popular writers of our time and a native of Charleston. Just as Jim blended fact and fantasy and the past and the future in his works, we now plan to employ both ‘futuristic,’ state-of-the-art technology and classic archival procedures to preserve the collection and make his papers as accessible to possible.”
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