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Finding Aid for the Chappell-Kinard Interviews, 1987-1997

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Abstract

Tapes and transcripts of local television host Lee Kinard interviewing poet and UNCG professor Fred Chappell, dated between 1987 and 1997.

Administrative Information

Collection Number

MSS 204

Extent

9 Beta tapes, 3 VHS tapes, 2 copies of typed transcript, and 2 discs.

Access Restrictions

It is the responsibility of the researcher to contact WFMY-TV for permission to cite or quote from these interviews.

Copyright Notice

Copyright is retained by the creators of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Chappell-Kinard Interviews (MSS 204), University Archives and Manuscripts, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Acquisitions Information

Given by Lee Kinard, March 2003.

Biographical Note

Fred Chappell is a poet and was a long-time professor of creative writing in the English department at UNCG, where he taught advanced composition, poetry, and fiction. Chappell has won numerous awards and served a 5-year term as poet laureate of North Carolina.

Lee Kinard is the creator and host of the long-running local television program, The Good Morning Show on WFMY-TV. During his career, Kinard also served as a weatherman and news anchor. Kinard received his BA, MA and EdD degrees from UNCG.

Description of Collection

This collection is a series of interviews of Fred Chappell conducted by Lee Kinard over a 10-year period. All aired in Greensboro on The Good Morning Show. Some of the interviews were conducted on the air while others were conducted at other locations and broadcast later.

Kinard transcribed and edited the tapes, and two copies of the transcription are included.

Box 1

Four Beta tapes

Box 2

Five Beta tapes, three VHS tapes, two disks

Box 3

Transcript (2 copies)

Related Materials

See more literary manuscript collections held by UNCG.

See also the Fred Chappell papers at Duke University.