B.
Traven
by Heidi L. Hutchinson, librarian in the University of California, Riverside (UCR) Libraries' Cataloging and Metadata Services
Department. Includes material on Hutchinson’s online exhibit of
B.
Traven
material as well as articles by other
B.
Traven
researchers.
B.
Traven
, Collection 280. University of California, Riverside Libraries, Special Collections & Archives, University of California,
Riverside.
B.
Traven
Collections
in Special Collections & Archives from 2002-2012. She was responsible for creating and mounting online the finding aids for
the various
B.
Traven
-related archival collections and also for answering questions and fulfilling requests for
B.
Traven
scholars worldwide.
B.
Traven
was the pseudonym for an internationally famous writer who guarded his identity with jealousy and determination throughout
his life, creating one of the greatest literary puzzles of the 20th century. Other names he went by in his lifetime are Traven
Torsvan, Hal Croves, and Ret Marut. His twelve novels, the best known of which are
The Death Ship and the
Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and many short stories have been translated into numerous languages. Films have been made of his the
Treasure of the Sierra Madre,
White Rose,
Macario,
The Death Ship, and
Rebellion of the Hanged. He died in March 1969 in Mexico City, Mexico.
Collection Scope and Content Summary
B.
Traven
by Heidi L. Hutchinson, librarian in the University of California, Riverside UCR) Libraries' Cataloging and Metadata Services
Department. Includes material on Hutchinson’s online exhibit of
B.
Traven
material as well as articles by other
B.
Traven
researchers.
B.
Traven
Collections
, 1985-2008.
B.
Traven
Collections
, 2008-2009.
B.
Traven
, 2006-2007.
B.
Traven
Collections
, 2002-2012.
B.
Traven
, 1977-2012.