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Annotation reads: Unpulsed, bad music at the end.

Contents of this audiotape reel are listed.

Handwritten notes removed from Still to Mow: Poems (2009), by Maxine Kumin.

Handwritten and typed notes removed from Where I Live: New & Selected Poems 1990-2010 (2011), by Maxine Kumin.

Contains signed broadsides of "Parable" by Anne Marie Macari and "The Animal Messenger" by Jane Mead. Also contains a broadside entitled "Two Doves" which combines "A Voice's Gaze" by Li-Young Lee, "The Inkspots" by Gerald Stern, and an etching by Brian D. Cohen.

Given to Maxine Kuman for contributions to society.

Paper weight, made of fool's gold (pyrite) mounted on wood.

Also contains a handwritten note, from Terri at Seven Stories Press.

Also contains typed drafts of other material, as well as emailed correspondence and photocopies with handwritten notes.

Recorded 1963 October 13 at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

Recorded 1964 December 14.

Recorded 1974 June 1.

Contains color photographs, documenting the Charity Randall Citation event for Maxine Kumin, held at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, circa 2000.

Contains photocopied newspaper clipping from the Boston Sunday Globe, 1957 March 31, regarding the induction of Maxine Kumin as the 500th member of the Radcliffe Club of Boston. Shows the Radcliffe Club mug, being awarded as a prize.

Contains the Radcliffe Club mug, awarded as a prize to Maxine Kumin, for her membership in the Radcliffe Club of Boston, 1957 March 31.

Includes a copy of the Boston College Thursday Reporter Vol. 3, No. 8 (1973 December 6), a certificate awarded to Maxine Kumin for extra-curricular coursework from the Radcliffe Graduate School (1950), a photocopy of Maxine Kumin's entry in Who's Who (1968), a flier for a reading by Anne Sexton (circa 1970s), various letters from publishers, processed checks made out to Commentary magazine (1969), handwritten and typescript notes, postcards, poetry broadsides, a memorial booklet entitled "In Memory of Constance E. Smith (1970 December 10), a pencil portrait in profile of Maxine Kumin (1975 August), Women '76 booklet from the Boston YWCA (1976 April 22), booklets from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters (1980), a program from the White House regarding a salute to poetry and American poets (1980 January 3), and other material.

Also includes blank Maxine Kumin postcards.

Contains Women's Review of Books, Vol. 32, Issue 1 (2015 January / February), The American Poetry Review, Vol. 44, No. 1 (2015 January / February), and clippings from the Concord Monitor (2014 May 7 and 2015 January 1).