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ALS advising Popovich about sources for research on Ezra Pound.

ALS to Macleod, Aug 12, 1947; and twelve ALS, including two postcards, and one TNS to Emerson, 1947-1949.

Poem, setting copy, corrected, with manuscript annotations by Cid Corman. Translation with Celia Zukofsky of Gaius Valerius Catullus' poem number 65.

Sixteen ALS and TLS, with three envelopes, to John Hunter, who served as chairman of the Yale Literary Magazine in 1952, from Gene Baro, Harvey Breit, Cleanth Brooks, Kenneth Burke, Wallace Fowlie, Jean Garrique, Josephine Herbst, John Logan, Herbert Edward Read, Alastair Reid, Winfield Townley Scott, with signature mutilated, William Jay Smith, Jose Garcia Villa, with a poem by Villa, "Death and Dylan Thomas," typescript, and Richard Wilbur; four telegrams to Hunter from E. E. Cummings, John Crowe Ransom, Theodore Roethke, and William Carlos Williams; and a TLS to Hunter written for T. S. Eliot by his secretary.

"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.

ALS, with envelope, giving Morton permission to "use my sonnet 'self-Portrait' in the way you suggest."

ALS concerning a set of proofs for an unidentified work. With a typescript draft, corrected.

Five TLS from Wright to Walter Goldwater (University Place Bookshop, New York, New York), dating from February 8, 1969 to February 20, 1975, and one TLS from Goldwater to Wright, dated February 20, 1970. Wright discusses selling manuscripts through Goldwater. Includes a photocopy of a TL (2 leaves) from Richard Wright to Paul R. Reynolds, Jr., dated February 6, 1940, concerning the manuscript for his novel <title>Black Hope</title>; leaflet "<title>Black Boy</title> by Richard Wright," reprinted from the Book-of-the-Month Club News; <title>"A Glimmer of their Own Beauty:" Black Sounds of the Twenties</title> (Washington, D.C.: National Portrait Gallery, 1971); brochure on "the Attica film" (undated); poster "Get Together -- Fight Back" by the Committee to Defend the Panther 21 (undated); poster "Black Liberation & the Proletarian Party" (October 5th); TLS from Henry A. Shapiro, Executive Director of the Delinquency Prevention Advisors, to Judge Strong, dated August 12, 1953; and ephemera relating to the funeral of Horace Greeley (December 4, 1872).

ALS requesting copies of the "Last Poems of (H.H.)" [i.e. Helen Hunt Jackson] that appeared in the December 1885 issue of The Century, so that she can include them in "the new volume of verses." She describes the poems as "printed in Col. Higginson's article."

Poem, holograph, signed with the pen name "Susan Coolidge" in Newport.