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Papers consist of one autograph letter, signed, from Pete d'Epiro to "Madam," one autograph note from Mary de Rachewiltz to "Peter," two typescript copies of "Au bal masque" by Ezra Pound, a photocopy of a broadside advertizing a musical work by Walter Morse Rummel, manuscript notes, and printed ephemera.

Papers include letters, printed ephemera, and one black-and-white photograph of John Weir. Letters include four TLS and two ALS to Labonte from David Watmough, "Michael," publishers David R. Godine, Heinemann, and Penguin, and one unidentified correspondent. Printed ephemera includes catalogs, business cards, and bookmarks relating to gay and lesbian literature and art.

6 ALS to Leffert answering his inquiries for information on Richard Hovey from Stuart Sherman, Theodore Roosevelt (1887-1944), Julian Richard Hovey (Hovey's son), Richard le Gallienne, J. M. Meteyard, and Florence B. Marone. Accompanied by a memo from C. E. H. regarding delay in distribution of Press Notices circular by Stone & Kimball; a fragment from a poem, "The Holy Grail," manuscript in a different hand and signed by Hovey; a single signed sheet with three holograph poems, "Songs of Morgance," "The Bucaneers," and "Drinking Song," signed by Hovey; a printed flyer for a course of lectures given by Hovey, 1898; and a photomechanical print of a portrait of Hovey.

"The Sunset, for E. E. C.," poem by Archibald MacLeish, manuscript; "Training Day," poem by John Hersey, typescript; and "The Hole Over Mrs. McDeeley," short story by Joseph Mathewson, typescript.

Invitation and program to the "Celebration of the Eightieth Anniversary of the Birth of Edward Everett Hale," April 3, 1902. Receipt for subscription made out to Winthrop Wetherbee. Reproduction of a drawing of Edward Everett Hale, after photograph by Bell, Washington D. C., signed. Accompanied by an envelope addressed to Winthrop Wetherbee.

Papers relate to a 1960 exhibition of Miller's paintings sponsored by the Associated Artists Gallery in Washington, D.C.. Materials include one autograph letter, signed, from Miller to the painter Dorothy Goldberg, as well as typescript carbon letters from the gallery to Miller and his friend Paul [Jacobs], and publicity.

Trial of a Poet and Other Poems, by Karl Jay Shapiro, galley proof, inscribed by Shapiro to John Nerber, Aug 25, 1947; seven ALS, with four envelopes, seven postcards, holograph, signed, and two TLS from Evelyn Shapiro to Sally and John Nerber, 1943-1948 and n.d., discussing family news and Karl Jay Shapiro's work; ALS, v-mail, photocopy, from Karl Jay Shapiro to Sally Nerber, Apr 19, 1944, discussing his military service in the South Pacific; and ALS, with envelope, from Clara Winston to John and Sally Nerber, Jan 25, 1945, discussing the military draft status of her husband, Richard Winston, and other family news.

Correspondence includes two ALS, one ANS and one APcS from Cohen to Gibbs, regarding books and mentioning Paul Bowles, Louise Landes-Levi, and "Bill" Levy, and one typescript carbon letter from Gibbs to Cohen. With two prints and one broadside, design by Sidney E. Hushour, on rice paper, and two receipts. Includes one envelope.

Papers consist of correspondence and notes dating from Fuller's participation in creative writing seminars taught by Horgan at Wesleyan University. There are eleven letters from Horgan, ten typescript letters, signed, and one autograph letter, signed, discussing aspects of the writing seminar, writing and literature, and personal matters. Notes by Fuller relate to classes held in 1968 and 1969.

Production file relating to a book project on the early years (1956-1963) of the San Francisco Poetry Center. Papers include a table of contents, or chronology of events, and biographical and critical texts on Randall Jarrell, Charles Olson, Robert Lowell, Marianne Moore, and others.