The Ruth Leavitt Fallon papers are a compilation of materials related to the career of computer artist Ruth Leavitt Fallon, including documentation on the word processing program Write Island and an art piece titled The Creative Muse.

This series contains graphics slides and game design documentation drafts on Write Island, a graphics and word processing program for children. The slides are graphics created by Leavitt, with annotations written on the cardboard surrounding the image transparency.

This series contains graphics slides and game design documentation drafts on Write Island, a graphics and word processing program for children. The slides are graphics created by Leavitt, with annotations written on the cardboard surrounding the image transparency.

This series contains graphics slides and game design documentation drafts on Write Island, a graphics and word processing program for children. The slides are graphics created by Leavitt, with annotations written on the cardboard surrounding the image transparency.

Within this series are disks related to Leavitt’s interactive project, The Creative Muse. (The art piece, a sculpture of a female figure “pregnant with ideas,” housed a computer monitor, instructing players to explore learning, creativity, and discovery.) Files include image screenshots, short introductory videos, and a photograph of Leavitt Fallon with the sculpture.

This series holds a print-out of emails sent to Andrew Borman, Digital Curator at The Strong, from Leavitt Fallon. This correspondence provides additional background information on her computer art, career, and details about The Creative Muse.