JAMES HILTON ARCHIVE. After the success of Lost Horizon, Goodbye, Mr. Chips and Random Harvest, Hilton settled into a steady career as a novelist and screenwriter, returning frequently to the theme of life in England between the wars. Though none of his later works achieved the critical success of his early novels, he nonetheless remained a popular writer until his death in 1950. With over 3000 typed pages, comprising 18 drafts of 9 novels, plus related ephemera and manuscripts, most with corrections and revisions in Hilton's hand, the archive includes: Nothing So Strange. (563 pages); Time and Time Again. 3 typed manuscripts, approx. 800 pages. With corrected galley proofs, 100 pages, and corrected page proofs, signed ("James Hilton"), 306 pages; We Are Not Alone. Typed manuscript (here titled "The Little Doctor") with annotations in Hilton's hand. 126 pages; And Now Goodbye (originally titled "Little Boy Lost"). 3 typed manuscripts approx. 800 pages. Morning Journey. Typed manuscript with annotations in Hilton's hand, 495 pages, housed in blue folder. With galley proofs and page proofs; Catherine Herself (here titled "Winnifred Herself"). Typed manuscript, 527 pages. Aftermath. Typed manuscript with annotations in Hilton's hand, 96 pages; So Well Remembered. 9 typed manuscripts representing 6 drafts and 3 fragments, many annotated (some heavily), approx. 1700 pages. With typed manuscript of the film treatment and screenplay version of the novel, with annotations in Hilton's hand, 125 pages. The Story of Dr. Wassell. 3 sets of transcribed interviews used by Hilton to write the story and screenplay, approx. 800 pages.(The original manuscript is in the Library of Congress.) [With:] A collection of autograph manuscripts, apparently lecture notes from Hilton's years as a Cambridge don, approx. 300 pages and a collection of typed manuscripts representing Hilton's early short fiction and non-fiction, with annotations in Hilton's hand, approximately 100 pages. [With:] Vintage photograph, being a formal portrait of the brilliant young college student, James Hilton. [With:] A group of some 36 vols. of Hilton's books including some inscribed to him by various authors as well as his early school books, texts and others.