The papers of Allan Taylor poorly document Taylor's activity as an author and journalist. The papers are divided into three series: correspondence, newspaper career, and books.
The CORRESPONDENCE covers the period 1934-1967; it is primarily about the publication of Taylor's books. The NEWSPAPER CAREER series contains articles, book reviews, and theater and musical reviews that Taylor wrote for The Atlanta Journal, 1927-1932; it also contains two articles, 1949 and 1950, that he wrote for the New York Times. The BOOKS series has promotional material and reviews concerning Taylor's books on wine (1934) and Dwight D. Eisenhower (1952).
