Correspondence – Amy Hempel

Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Robert Bookman at Creative Artists Agency re the film rights to We’re So Famous

Bloomsbury – edited manuscript for We’re So Famous; incl May 1, 2000 letter from Panio Gianopolous.

Bloomsbury – Hartford Courant piece entitled “What’s to Love: Writers Pick Their Favorites” featuring We’re So Famous recommendation by Frederick Barthelme

Correspondence – Askold Melnyczuk

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous excerpt in August 2000 issue of Shout Magazine

Correspondence – Maria Flook

Correspondence – Bob Shacochis

Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Joel Gotler at Artists Management Group re the film rights to We’re So Famous

Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Brian Lipson at Endeavor LA re the film rights to We’re So Famous

Correspondence – Mary Robison

Correspondence – Charles Bock

Shout Magazine – November 2000 issue featuring Part Two of serialization of “Cheshires” by JDC. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

Shout Magazine – October 2000 issue featuring Part One of serialization of “Cheshires” by JDC. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

Bennington – The Far Side of the Vortex. Winter 2000. Volume 5, Issue 2.

Bennington – The Far Side of the Vortex. Summer 2000. Volume 5, Issue 1.

Shout Magazine – October 2000 issue featuring JDC article on “The Grand Guignol”

Correspondence with Jordan Heller at Shout Magazine; includes contracts for articles and copies of receipts for payment.

Correspondence – Karen Braziller at Persea Books

Shout Magazine – September 2000 issue featuring JDC article about Tupac Shakur

Correspondence – Bret Easton Ellis

Misc re: Bret Easton Ellis including cover for Glamorama + May 2000 issue of Shout Magazine featuring article titled “Star ‘80s:  Bestseller Bad Boys: Bret Easton Ellis and Jay McInerney.”

Galleys from Xlibris for self-published novel A Complete Gentleman. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)

New York Magazine article about Bret Easton Ellis oral biography

Agented rejections for Bret Easton Ellis oral biography from Riverhead Books, HarperCollins, Nan A. Talese/Doubleday, Scribner, Grove/Atlantic, Talk Miramax Books, W.W. Norton, Random House, FSG, Simon & Schuster, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, Dutton, Knopf, Cliff Street Books, Henry Holt, Penguin Putnam, Little, Brown & Co.

Inside.com article about Bret Easton Ellis oral biography

Standard Deviation – one copy – yellow cover

Standard Deviation – one copy – red cover

Standard Deviation – one copy – blue cover

Proposal for oral biography on Bret Easton Ellis

Standard Deviation – one copy – dark blue cover

Standard Deviation – one copy – green cover

Standard Deviation – one copy – orange cover

Agented rejections for We’re So Famous from Arcade, Simon & Schuster, Persea Books.

Various rejections from various magazines for various stories

Post Road Magazine – Email to editors re form wording for soliciting work and recommendations

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Correspondence re college reading tour with Fuzzy

Agented rejections for A Complete Gentleman from Doubleday, The Overlook Press, Hungry Mind Press, Plume.

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence relating to the production of Post Road 1, including corr with editors about the collection of material

Letter from Bettina Schrewe Literary Scouting agency about Bret Easton Ellis oral biography

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re the release parties for Post Road 1: Fri, Step 15 at Dibrova Social Club in NYC and Sat, Sept 16 at The Joshua Tree in Boston; incl press release about the parties

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Post Road website

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re instituting a slush pile

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re advertising in Post Road, incl corr with other literary magazines about swapping ads

Harold Ober Associates – JDC desk Calendar for 2000

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re the Potpourri section, renamed the Etcetera Section with JDC as editor

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re not having book reviews in Post Road

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re how to collect material from editors

Postcard invite for Post Road parties in NYC and Boston

Post Road Magazine – Email asking editors to come to the print shop to help assemble Post Road 1

Post Road business cards for JDC, Kristina Lucenko, David Ryan, Hillary Chute, Michael Rosovsky, Susan Breen, and Rebecca Boyd

Post Road temporary tattoos

Post Road Magazine contract template

Post Road Magazine rejection form

Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re a policy against publishing friends, Benningtonites, etc.

Post Road Magazine letterhead

Post Road subscription postcard

Post Road #1

149 S. 2nd St., #4, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Correspondence – Jamie Clarke; incl CD for band Perfect

Letter from Breadloaf re Douglas Bauer’s nomination of JDC for a fellowship

Finished Copy – Scavengers: A Novel

Drawing of JDC from Hollywood Wax Museum

JDC New York Public Library card

Correspondence – Knox Burger

Manuscript – “I Chose the Highway’ – Country music lyrics written by JDC and Lavinia Spalding. Handwritten, pgs 1-4. Includes handwritten draft. (+)

Bennington – The Far Side of the Vortex.  Summer 2001.  Volume 6, Issue 1.

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – British cover

Postcard from Harold Ober Associates acknowledging receipt of Scavengers

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Finished copy of British edition

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Finished copy of American edition

Bloomsbury – Invitations for We’re So Famous book party at Dibrova in NYC, April 14, 2001.

Bret Easton Ellis blurb for We're So Famous: “Jaime Clarke pulls off a sympathetic act of sustained male imagination: entering the minds of innocent teenage girls dreaming of fame. A glibly surreal world where the only thing wanted is notoriety and all you really desire leads to celebrity and where stardom is the only point of reference. What’s new about this novel is how unconsciously casual the characters’ drives are. This lust is as natural to them as being American-it’s almost a birthright.”

Jonathan Ames blurb for We're So Famous: “Darkly and pinkly comic, this is the story of a trio of teenage American girls and their pursuit of the three big Ms of American life: Music, Movies and Murder. An impressive debut by a talented young novelist.”

Bob Shacochis blurb for We're So Famous: “Jaime Clarke is a masterful illusionist; in his deft hands, emptiness seems full, teenage pathos appears sassy and charming. We’re So Famous is a blithe, highly entertaining indictment of the permanent state of adolescence that trademarks our culture, a made-for-TV world where innocence is hardly a virtue, ambition barely a value system.”

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Galleys for American edition

Bloomsbury – Bloomsbury USA catalogue for January-April featuring We’re So Famous

Finished copy of We’re So Famous by JDC, Bloomsbury USA edition. Incl Bloomsbury USA’s galley letter along with color copy of the front cover

Bloomsbury – Village Voice listing for We’re So Famous reading at Astor Place Barnes & Noble, April 11, 2001.

Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Galleys for British edition

Bloomsbury – Newtonville Books announcement for We’re So Famous reading on April 3, 2001