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Ed Sanders Papers
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Edward Sanders, born in 1939, is an American musician, poet, writer, artist, and activist, whose personal involvement and works document and encompass 1960s counterculture and its aftermath. Sanders graduated from New York University in 1964, with a degree in Classics. In 1962, he began publishing the avant-garde journal, Fuck You/A Magazine of the Arts, on a mimeograph machine. He opened the Peace Eye bookstore in Manhattan's Lower East Side in 1965. Sanders created the genre of "investigative poetry" in which he has often worked; two such works include "1968: A History in Verse" and "America: A History in Verse." With Tuli Kupferberg, Sanders co-founded the rock band, the Fugs, and has performed as a solo musician and poet. He has written books on the Manson family, Robert F. Kennedy, the Beatniks, and an unpublished biography of the rock band, the Eagles. He has lived in Woodstock, New York for decades, where he has been involved in local politics and environmental activism. He is the founder and editor of the Woodstock Journal along with his wife, writer and painter, Miriam R. Sanders. Ed Sanders has also taught poetry workshops at Bard College and elsewhere.
The Ed Sanders Papers includes drafts and manuscripts of Sanders' own writing as well as talks and lectures and research files for investigative writing; correspondence; printed material such as small-run publications and posters; artwork, especially "glyphs" and "bardic glyphs" or poems with visual components; ephemera, such as posters, flyers, and promotional material; photographs; and audiovisual material, including phonographs, audiocassette tapes, and CDs that document several decades of Sanders' life, specifically his political and activist activities particularly in the 1960s and '70s as well as his involvement in the political and social life of Woodstock, NY, where he still lives, as well as his research and work, including his writing, art, and music endeavors, including The Fugs. The collection also includes some teaching materials and writings and works of others.
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Materials are physically arranged in the order in which they were received, with intellectual arrangement from the creator.
Purchased from Ed Sanders in 2022 (AM 2023-012). Granary Books, Inc. brokered the purchase.
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This collection was processed by Kelly Bolding, Faith Charlton, Phoebe Nobles, and Amy C. Vo with assistance from August Roberts '25, and Lauren Williams in 2022.
Finding aid written by Kelly Bolding, Faith Charlton, Phoebe Nobles, and Amy C. Vo, with assistance from August Roberts '25 and Lauren Williams in 2022. Creator-supplied description was largely retained. Processors supplied box-level descriptions when materials could not be matched to the inventory that was provided at the time of acquisition.
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Some materials in this collection were treated for mold and pests in 2022 and 2023. Materials that were treated are noted in the inventory.
About 12 linear feet of mass-produced published materials, including books, pamphlets, and newspapers as well as commercial CDs were removed as were answering machine tapes during 2022 processing.
Eagles-related material was removed from the collection in 2024.
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Subject
- Experimental poetry, American
- Visual poetry, American
- American poetry. -- 20th century
- Poets, American
- American poetry -- 20th century -- Periodicals
- Beats (Persons) -- Biography
- Rock musicians -- United States
- Rock musicians' writings, American
- Underground press publications -- New York (State) -- New York
- Counterculture -- United States -- History -- 20th century -- Sources
- Counterculture -- New York (State) -- New York -- History -- 20th century -- Sources
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- Publisher
- Manuscripts Division
- Finding Aid Author
- Faith Charlton, Amy C. Vo, Phoebe Nobles, Kelly Bolding, August Roberts, Lauren Williams
- Finding Aid Date
- 2023
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Collection Inventory
Alphabetical Files on Individuals, many of them literati, and of the era. These are filed alphabetically. Includes correspondence and manuscripts.
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Sanders: "Letters & notes to E.S., books and publications"
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Older, reel of tape of Herbert Huncke, reading at the Le Metro Cafe in NYC, recorded by E.S.
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Letters to E.S.
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Packets sent out under the name "Northwest Mounted Valise" to E.S., 7 in all.
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Poem-card.
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Literary journal edited by John Clarke
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Article on his work to preserve Walden Pond.
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Friend of Abbie Hoffman, packets of information and letters about left-liberal radio programs he was involved in; asking for E.S.'s endorsement and support.
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Poems, artworks, letters, including 1993 2 pp. letter from Hollo criticizing a hostile review of E.S.'s "Hymn to the Rebel Café."
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Article mentioning Howard Lotsoff, friend of Al Fowler, on ibogaine to help addicts kick.
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Several folders: with poems, letter, article; letter and poem on Lord Buckley; CD, plus poetry; and "Rafting into the Afterlife," book of poems, 2007, signed and dedicated to E. and M. Sanders.
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Card to E.S., review of E.S.'s "Thirsting for Peace in a Raging Century," in Harvard Book Review.
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Investigating illegal waste dumping.
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Letters to E.S. E.S. note: "she was I think director of the Colorado Dance Festival," and helped with research for E.S. book, Chekhov, a Biography in Verse.
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Proposed putting out a tee shirt of E.S.
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Manuscript, novel, "Jihad."
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File: call to him at Grey Ranch from Zen Mountain Monastery; poem from him, by fax, 1998; file, 1993, article on Gray Ranch in "High Country News"; file, 2005, addresses and numbers with which to reach Hadley; article on him in Cooperstown newspaper, "Freeman's Journal."
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Poem and artwork; 2008 Holiday card; email from Hollo 2008 to E.S.
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Manuscript, 1997, "Away"; manuscript, 2008, "Ideal Boy."
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Biographical information, including obituary.
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Several files: press package for Holman's CD, released by Mercury Records, "In With the Out Crowd"; emails to E.S., one asking for advice regarding book of poetry; Bob Holman, articles about, and press material, mainly 1980s. email back and forth 2005 after E. Murray's shosat MOMA; letter to E.S. 2006, plus email 2006.
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Permission from Miriam Sanders to use portions of a M.S. nature essay. Plus book, "Uncontained, Writers and Photographers in the Garden and the Margins."
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Manuscript of "Dancing Through Blue Cylinders," for which E.S. wrote a book jacket quote.
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"The Poetry and Life of Allen Ginsberg," by E.S., letter from Lawrence Ferlinghetti, plus jacket copy for Overlook Press Edition; information in very limited edition published by E.S.
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Email to Deirdre Sanders on life in Kosovo.
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Poem submitted to Woodstock Journal.
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Letter to E.S., plus brochure of articles relating to E.S. visit to festival in Chiasso, Switzerland.
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Obituary by George Quasha 2001 December (Holst passed away Thanksgiving 2001); plus book by Beate Wheeler and Spencer Holst, "Sixteen Drawings and Something to Read to Someone."
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Material related to the Scribners UK edition of "The Poetry and Life of Allen Ginsberg," includes manuscript.
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Article on Glass's "Symphony Number Five."
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Letter to E. and M. Sanders, photos of Carolyn Forché, Miriam, and Ed Sanders.
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Obituary.
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Manuscript, "The Lecture on Dust," with blurb by E.S.
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Artist friend of E. and M. Sanders, Woodstock, brochure for her memorial service, January 2006, obituary, plus signed print dated 1944.
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2 articles, 2006, on Hall, in New York Times; letter to E.S. 2007.
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Memorial poem by E.S. dated 2007 September 9, obituary in New York Times, plus tribute card.
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Obituary
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Notes by E.S. on early 1960s Coffee House Scene for poetry in NYC; letters to E.S. from Harris; notes and posters on Marguerite Harris' 1978 Memorial Picnic in Woodstock, and various other documents related to Marguerite Harris; includes book of her poetry, 1977, signed, "Time of the Playback."
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Letter to E.S., 1968 or 1969, plus letter of hers to Australian P.M.
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Manuscript he gave to E.S., "Rhapsodia," approx. 150 pp., in the 1980s, in Woodstock. E.S. note: "he passed away in a car accident I think in early 1991."
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Manuscript, portion of novel, "Jihad."
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File: letters to E.S., plus publication "Lots of Doom," of Clarke's 47-page lecture at St. Lawrence University, in the fall of 1971
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File: letters to E.S.; manuscript of "The End of This Side," plus notes of E.S. in writing an introduction; plus copy of the book.
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File: letters and cards to E.S. 1979, 1983, 1993, 1994, 1988, plus tape of interviews regarding "The Party" 1979 February 18-19; file: cards to E.S. 1990; file: card to E.S. 2002; file: emails and letters 2005; file: email to E.S. 2006; file: cards to E.S. 2007; file: 2008, Clark's poem on night Obama was elected; file: E.S. statement for Clark's book, "Feeling for the Ground," 2010.
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Expandable file. E.S. visited Maryland Institute, College of Art, in Baltimore a number of times, invited by Joe Cardarelli, who taught there. Includes: notes and poster for E.S. appearance in 1981 April at Maryland Institute; December 1981 E.S. reading in Baltimore plus exhibition of E.S. artwork and electronic musical instruments; E.S. trip to Baltimore April 1982 to record poems at Bob Friedman's 8-track studio, recorded 1. Gaius Valerius Catullus Has the Blues; The Cutting Prow; Protestant Mean Streak; Sappho's Phainetai Moi; No More Slavery; Hymn to Archilochus; trip to Baltimore December of 1983 to give illustrated (with slides) lecture on the Visual Aspects of Verse; Nov 1990 trip to Baltimore to read at Maryland Institute; file, various books Cardarelli gave to E.S. during 1990 visit; 1994 death of Cardarelli of heart attack, plus long biographic interview of Cardarelli; Memorial to Cardarelli in Baltimore, November 2005; salute to Cardarelli by E.S.
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File: letter to E.S., plus manuscript of book of 50 more sonnets, "The Handwriting on the Wall."
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File: contains manuscript of part of "From Feathers to Iron," which Clarke gave to E.S. in April of 1984 in Buffalo, plus galleys, 1986, of the completed book.
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Letter to E.S. (after E.S. read at LSU, 1985), various publications featuring Codrescu; signed copy, 2005, of book, "How Salvador Dalí Smuggled Baudelaire into the Science Fair."
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File: book manuscript, "Around Here."
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File: letters to E.S., plus poems.
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File: letters, plus manuscript, "Arguing with Something Plato Said."
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File: letters and manuscript.
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File: includes transcript of E.S. talking with the gravely ill Clarke, 1992 June 7, plus tape of that conversation.
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E.S. met with a group in Albany, of a group called "Awopbop" which wrote together, at SUNY Albany, connected by computers. E.S. had the compu-name "Suncatch."Collection of group writings.
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Various obituaries.
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File: letters and manuscripts, plus book (with Donald Guravich), "8-Ball."
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File: letters and manuscripts.
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Notes on his death, E.S., during visit with Kim Spurlock.
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Notes of phone call, 1998 April, to E.S. E.S. note: "Benn Sonnenberg, of Verso Books, flush from the publishing success of an edition of The Communist Manifesto, wants to publish a facsimile of Fuck You/ a Magazine of the Arts. I gently brushed it aside."
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Notes for E.S. review of his novel, Messiah, in the "Woodstock Journal."
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Letter in response to the Woodstock Journal, plus poems.
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Letter of scholar with local clipping to Alf Evers, 2001, regarding John Cage's famous performance of 4' 33" at the Maverick Concert Hall, 1952 August 29.
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File: Collom's "Eco-Lit" anthology.
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File: correspondence with Cass Clark regarding placement of John Clarke's archive.
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Obituary.
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Activist, essay, "Go to Venezuela, you Idiot!"
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File: letters, collections of his poetry.
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Obituary; Callahan published and designed E.S.'s Fame and Love in New York.
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Writer in New Orleans, copy of manuscript of "Deep Play in the City: From the Situationist Dérive to Surre(gioin)al Exploration."
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File: letters and book manuscript, "Second Nature."
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Obituary.
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3 folders of articles and flyers, photos, etc. on his campaign for Sheriff in Lawrence, Kansas in 1970 (files given to E.S.'s archive).
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Notes on E.S.'s and Kupferberg's play about CIA brainwashing, abandoned.
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Sketch of E.S.
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Letter to E.S.; he was in the Fugs 1984.
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Manuscript of "The Alchemy of Discourse," given to E.S. in Barrytownl
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File on his death in train/car accident; article on him by George Montgomery; information on Native American artist named Mana, who was helped by Katzman; copy of A.K.'s memoir, "The Perfect Agent," covering the years 1965-1972, approx 191 pp.
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4 folders, 1985, letters and publications; 1987-1988, one tape cassette, copies of 1987 "The Realist," plus Krassner essay "Lee Harvey Oswald Meets Suzanne Somers"; 1991-1993, Krassner manuscript on the Manson group; 1996 two copies of "The Realist."
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Letter to E.S., with video of E.S. at Peace Eye in 1965 shot for PBS docucumentary. (video removed to video boxes in E.S. archive)
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7 folders. 1. 1998 (broadside "Grateful"), 2. 2001, two cards to E. and M. Sanders; 3. 2002, E.S. statement on Kyger's collection "As Ever," plus letter from Kyger to E. and M. Sanders; 4. Kyger broadside; plus Bolinas Hearsay News with letter of E.S. to candidate John Kerry; 5. 2005, letter from Kyger, plus several publications; 6. 2007-2008, various emails back and forth Kyger to ES, and E.S.to Kyger; 7. 2009, manuscripts and publications, sent to E.S.; 8. Kyger journals, fall of 2011; book by Donald Guravich, both sent to E. and M. Sanders, late 2011.
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Letter from Chattanooga, requesting copy of Fame and Love in New York, which E.S. then sent. (He had written about E.S. in the Village Voice.)
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Notes of E.S.'s interview with Kelly regarding his book, "Red Actions: Selected Poems 1960-1993"; "Entelechy" poetry pamphlet 1979.
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Letter responding to E.S. request for verse for The New Amazing Grace project; see earlier letter from Kinnell in the New Amazing Grace files.
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Catalog of sale of the scroll for "Dharma Bums" and other Kerouacian relics at Christie's.
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Brochure for Lowell Celebrates Kerouac.
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Manuscript of "Parrot Fever," plus memoirs of her by a number of associates.
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Obituary.
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Letter to E.S.
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Several files: obituaries, 1969 October; File, E.S. notes on talk about Kerouac at Chelsea District Library, Chelsea, Michigan 2007; file, "The Question of Kerouac," notes and photos of the house on West 20th St. in NYC (and across the street also) where Kerouac wrote "On The Road," plus notes for "A Ghost on 20th," story in vol. 4 of Tales of Beatnik Glory.
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Manuscript of memoirs.
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Cloud House Poetry Archives; letter to E.S. 2009; brochure on Cloud House.
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Memories of going to Gloucester with E.S. and Panna Grady in 1966; plus brochure and materials relating to his Memorial in NYC; emails to E.S. on his activities and health.
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Photo of her circa 1967 by Pat (?) Van Sant.
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Catalog circa 1990s, "Natural Times," for clocks placed into/upon pieces of wood; L.K. was good friend of Tuli Kupferberg, and took many photos of Fugs in concerts.
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Short stories.
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Clipping of her winning the $10,000 Copernicus Prize.
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Obituaries, in Variety and in New York Post.
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Letter to E.S.
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Card to E.S. 1990 thanking for "Green Economics," manuscript 1982 of the "Suicide of Dada," plus letter; poster for Rothenberg's reading at St. Mark's Church; plus three photos of Rothenberg's 70th anniversary celebration in 2001 at St. Mark's Poetry Project in NYC.
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Article on her, with photo, in Village Voice, review of "Christmas on Earth." See also files also in 1960s boxes.
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Funeral program, operated a popular Woodstock service station.
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The Nation, article on Bernie Sanders.
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"Traffic," concept for a "media opera," notes of meeting with E.S. on the opera, based on the life of Barry Seal, plus printed outline of opera.
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"Requiem Songs," E.S. wrote lyrics which Rolnick set to music.
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Letter to E.S.
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Manuscript of book of poetry, "I Murdered Elvis."
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Letter to E.S., enclosing her translations from Ovid, and her long poem on T. E. Lawrence.
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Manuscript of her book on Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
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Obituary, January 2005; plus card of invitation to Mimi and Jerry Rubin's networking at NYC's Palladium.
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Folder with drafts 2002-2004 for a new political party, The Justice Party; also folder for 2007-2008 over proposed conference with E.S. and Sawyer.
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Postcard to E.S.
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Obituaries, letter of E.S. to Woodstock Times. Sacharow directed E.S.'s Cassandra in 1992 in Woodstock.
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Proposed E.S./Paul Sawyer program at the Rowe Center.
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Two emails to E.S.
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Exchange of letters regarding 1966 trip to Gloucester by E.S. to see Charles Olson.
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Card.
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birthday card to E.S.
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Article on Russia, circa 1980s. E.S. was contemplating writing on Russia.
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2 files, poetry.
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Manuscript of poetry book, "On Conesus," for which E.S. wrote a blurb.
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Theatrical producer. Expandable file on his life and times.
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DVD of a reading of his play. E.S. note: "Aram and I read together at St. Mark's Church, and he gave me this DVD, and his card."
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Card announcing exhibition.
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Obituary, card. See collection of his calendars in E.S. poster boxes.
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Letter, manuscript.
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Card to E.S. thanking him for "Green Economics" manifest.
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File on benefit in Rosendale where he had misplaced his banjo.
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Article on his history with Allen Ginsberg.
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Assortment of files, approx. 3 1/2 inches thick, in expandable file, on filmmaker, artist and scholar.
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3 files, one from circa 1962-1965, various letters, and writings, including photo of Bergé in 1957; another file from 1970-1976 (ES and MS lived on her property 1974-1975); a third file covering the confrontation over the use of a portion of Bergé's book, The Vancouver Report, in "Olson The Journal of the Charles Olson Archive."
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Letters, poems, and other writings; clippings on his jail sentence in 1976. Friend of E.S., and in 1966 manager of the Fugs. Barr was on the 1962 Nashville-Washington Walk for Peace.
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Text of "Secrets of Time," song lyric submitted to the Fugs in 1966; poem published in 1983 in the New York Times Book Review.
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Letter to E.S. after the death of d.a. levy, from Iowa City.
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Signed copy of "McClure Poem," a limited edition poem by Blackburn in Berkeley, California.
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Letter from Ashbery
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Galleys for his novel, "Wild Boys," on which E.S. has jotted notes during research for his book "The Family."
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File of 32 postcards sent to E.S. featuring an array on each of boots in different positions and locations.
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Poet and archivist of Charles Olson. File: letters to E.S. 1973-1978, plus E.S. notes and files relating to some of E.S. archive going to University of Connecticut, Storrs.
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Letter to E.S. inviting him to after-reading party (St. Mark's church) at Anne Waldman's apartment; 2005, publication by E.S. "William at Dinner— Valentine's Night 1974," describing a dinner with Burroughs and a bunch of other writers.
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Letter to E.S.
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Materials regarding incident at Naropa Institute in Boulder, where Burroughs was, according to E.S., "bonked on the nose by a rock falling from a shelf." "It seemed to inspire me, so I jumped up and did 10 pp.," Burroughs talking on the phone regarding his nose-hurt to James Grauerholz, 1977 July 15.
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Newsletters
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File: notes and drafts of E.S. review 1978-1979 (including two cassette tapes of interviews with Butterick), of Butterick's "Guide to the Maximus Poems."
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Note from Bond to E.S. regarding her poetry reading at Woodstock Library, with notes on her life.
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Article of art critical of culture in Bolinas, California.
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File: letters 1982-1983, from Butterick, plus copies of publications relating to salvaging of water-damaged archives (after E. and M. Sanders fire in Albany which resulted in considerable water damage of papers).
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Bullet casing from target shooting, E.S. with WB in Lawrence, Kansas in 1982; copy of Burroughs' 1995 holiday card to E.S. (containing Burroughs long-sought submission to the New Amazing Grace project); article about Burroughs in Texas Sun; biography of Burroughs by Jennie Skerl.
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File: Butterick's essay on E.S.
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Manuscript of book, "The Great Dimestore Centennial"
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File: Butterick on his medical condition. He was undergoing treatment for cancer.
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E.S. notes on introducing him at Kleinert Gallery in Woodstock.
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File of material on Jello Biafra, of the band the Dead Kennedys, for insert poster in an album; E.S. met Biafra at the River Reunion in Lawrence, Kansas in 1987.
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Folder of writing, plus letters, 1987-1991; folder of writing, 2009-2010; folder of writing, plus letters, 2002-2004-2008.
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Brochure for ceremonies in Anaheim; E.S. won for Thirsting for Peace in a Raging Century.
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Bryan had run Uprise Farm near Syracuse. Includes some examples of his writing, plus a photo of his portable Mexican cuisine truck.
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Letters and manuscripts.
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Buffington played Hecuba in the 1993 production at Byrdcliffe of E.S. play, "Cassandra." In 1994, E.S. helped Buffington prepare a video of her performance as Emily Dickenson in "The Bell of Amherst." Notes from E.S. on production of this video.
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Drawings of E.S.
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Possible audio book of Tales of Beatnik Glory.
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Card showing photo of Ray Bremser, Charles Plymell and one other, in Cherry Valley.
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"Comparative Study of the Poetic Practice of Guillaume Apollinaire and Ted Berrigan," Todd McCarty.
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Review of documentary on his life, New York Times.
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Brochure for the celebration of his life and work at Bard College; plus photo of Brakhage taken at that event by E.S.
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2 files, one with letter from him to E.S. 2001, and another with letters to E.S. 2002, 2005, 2007.
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Two files, one 2002, "I Will Not Resign," and another 2004, signed book to E.S., "Un Poco Low Coup."
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Example of "Burroughs money."
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Obituary, New York Times.
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E.S. wrote a blurb for her book, "A Box of Longing with Fifty Drawers," including manuscript.
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Folder with signed color artwork.
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2006 obituary, E.S. remarks at memorial at NYU; cards.
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Email regarding E.S.'s Rothschild's Fiddle.
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Emails
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Co-founder of East Village Other, obituary.
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Brochure on her life, according to E.S., "an excellent artist." She passed away in 2010.
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Poem, "Bark of the Pelasgians," written with E.S.
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Letters, flyers, publications, mostly on the legalization of marijuana circa 1970s; his wedding announcement in 1977.
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Producer of tours of U.S. and Italian poets, signed copy of his book, given to E.S. in Italy in 2008, Territoires du Coeur.
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Signed copy of his novel, Götz and Meyer. E.S. note: "met him in Prague at the writers festival in 2005."
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Two packets of hand-drawn/glued poem cards by poets such as Joanne Kyger, Jim Gustafson, Ed Sanders, Andrei and Alice Codrescu, Allen Ginsberg, Alice Notley, Tom Clark, Joe Brainard and Kenward Elmslie, Ken Mikolowski, Rosemarie Waldrop, Robert Creeley, et al.
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Copies of the Bolinas newsletter, and information on septic lagoon Bolinas built; plus one page by E.S. on the innovative wastewater treatment in Bolinas.
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Signed small publication, "Long Distance Quote."
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Signed drawings 1961-1964 sent to E.S. in 1964, 12 drawings in all; letter to E.S. after the birth of Deirdre Sanders in September of 1964; packet of posters (signed by Whalen) for readings: 1. Snyder, Welch, Whalen, PLMA Hall, San Francisco 1964, Voices. 1962-63 various readings in S.F., Big Sur and Monterey, Poetry Center, S.F. Phil Whalen reading poetry signed 1964; press release of picketing of Harcourt, Brace in NYC over high cover price of Whalen's book, "On Bear's Head"; issue of Bezoar, 1977, containing Whalen's poetry; framed and signed, with a dedication, 1964, of a sample, wrapped in a ribbon, of Phil Whalen's pubic hair, given to E.S. for inclusion in Ed Sanders Catalog.
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History of "The Peace Eye Diptych," cloth flower banner(s) made by Warhol for the opening of the Peace Eye Bookstore in early 1965.
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Diaries 1968-1969, sent to E.S. by Claude Pelieu; copy of Weaver's book "Texas Crude," letter and manuscript sent to E.S. in 1981.
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"The Nun and the Orange Tree," "a little birthday book for Miriam."
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"East Jackhammer Street, Selected Writings of Eli Waldron," folder for work in 1981 by E.S. to help put together a collection of Eli's writings. File contains Eli's typescript of essay on "Chumley's," plus piece on McSorleys; "Inside Stuff" written for Rolling Stone, and a poem, "The Arrest of Burton Abelow at the Albert Hotel."
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"Eli Waldron," tracing E.S. working with Marie Waldron in 1981 to put together a collection of Eli's writing. Letters from William Shawn of the New Yorker; also E.S.'s notes on life of Waldron and the time-frame before his death.
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Letter to E.S., plus manuscript.
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Folder with many notes of E.S. from conversations with Willner, 1997-1998 in the main; regarding recording in Willner's Poe project. E.S. wrote melodies and recorded Poe's, "To Helen," and "The Haunted Palace" from "The Fall of the House of Usher," also notes of E.S. regarding Ginsberg memorial in Los Angeles.
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"The Shooting of Andy Warhol," a special edition of the poem by Eli Waldron, given to Les Walker for his birthday in 1999, by E.S.
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Letter from Bill Morgan to E.S. regarding memorial for Wilentz; obituary.
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"Cross-Dressing in the Anti-Rent War."
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Notes and manuscripts, plus letter to E.S.
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Folder containing E.S. remarks at two Wieners memorials, 2002 May 2 at MIT; and 10-9-02 at St. Mark's Church; plus other documents; flyer announcing Wieners/Creeley 1966 reading at 92nd St. Y (introduced by E.S.); photocopy of article regarding reading of Wieners, Olson, E.S. in Buffalo, 1965; "Asylum Poems," by Wieners; "The Blind See Only This World— Poems for John Wieners" 2000; "Negative Capability in the Verse of John Wieners" Micah Ballard; plus notes made by E.S. at the memorials.
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E.S. email to Raymond Foye regarding locating a student who wants to do research on John Wieners.
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Appreciation of his career and life.
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3-ring binder, containing Wenk's WW2 memoirs.
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"Eli Waldron's Collected Works," project in 2011 by his daughter Zoe to get his writings published as a book. Letter to E.S.
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Recorded by ESP.
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Information and interviews on the Hog Farm.
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"Eli's Warhol Poem," original holograph version, plus typescript of the poem, "The Shooting of Andy Warhol," plus collection of newspaper articles on the subject.
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Expandable file containing interview material, and biographic material on life of Wavy Gravy (Hugh Romney), plus CD of long musical salute to Wavy by E.S.
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Friend of E.S. from Catholic Worker.
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Two signed artworks (given to E.S. in Buffalo).
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Article in New York Times, 1994 September; book R. Crumb Checklist by Don Fiene, 1981.
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3 files: issue of "New Censorship" devoted to long poem; letter from Dawson explaining reasons for resigning from Democratic Socialists of America; Dawson's writings in chapbooks, 17 books, 1973-1984. 1994, with letter to E.S., of 107 page manuscript on prisons, "The Chance and the Wheel"; 1997, poems, articles and letters (on his teaching work in prisons) for Woodstock Journal; 1994, with letter to E.S., of 107 page manuscript on prisons, "The Chance and the Wheel"; 1997, poems, articles and letters (on his teaching work in prisons) for Woodstock Journal; articles for Woodstock Journal, 1998; 1998, new year's card; 2001, printed collaborative poster by F.D., plus complaint over being rejected by Black Sparrow Press; memorial at St. Mark's Church, 3-2-2002, with photograph of him; plus two broadsides of his work published for the occasion.
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2 files: letters to E.S. and manuscripts; manuscript sent to E.S. with letter; letters to E.S. 1995; 2007, manuscript to book "The Marvelous Bones of Time," with statement on the book by E.S.; published copy of "The Marvelous Bones of Time";
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File: 3 issues of Woodstock Journal containing salutes by poets to Gregory Corso (then in failing health; it was the idea of Lawrence Ferlinghetti to salute Corso); file: fall 2000 notes and manuscripts for tribute to Corso; includes card from Ferlinghetti to E.S. with the idea for the tribute; manuscript for third Corso salute in Woodstock Journal, fall 2000; notes on phone call to E.S. from Corso and Sheri Langerman (his daughter) 9-20-00; Corso's death and funeral (the latter 1-24-01); tribute to Corso 3-11-01 at Angel Orensanz Foundation in NYC; also file of flyer of memorial to Corso at St. Mark's Church 4-26-01 (which made$3200 toward paying for his interment in Rome, plus letter from Bobby Yarra on the ins and outs and costs of placing Corso next to Shelley
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3 files: 1. 2001-2010, letters, brochures and bio information on Francesco Conz, who sponsored a "Prepared Piano" creation by E.S. in Verona, Italy in 2001; 2. "The Prepared Piano," notes of E.S. on creating the Prepared Piano; 2001 The Prepared Priest's Robe, 2004, photo of E.S. in Priest's Robe, early 2004 just before sending it on to Conz in Verona, plus notes on creation of the Robe. (See also E.S. file on 2001 trip to Italy)
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Article of E.S. in the Woodstock Journal, 2003, on life of Florence Cowen (involved in Friends of Woodstock in the 1980s, and owner of a bookstore in Chicago that E.S. visited in the spring of 1958).
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File on noted poet, notes on her death in December of 2003; E.S. poem in tribute to her; flyer for memorial at Woodstock Town Hall, 2004 February 14; edition of "Home Planet News," 2004 dedicated to Enid Dame; copy of book of her poems, Stone Shekhina; issue of "The Jewish Week," for 2004 January 9; issue of "Bridges, a Jewish Feminist Journal," spring 2007, with poem by Enid Dame (issue is dedicated to her).
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Letters and cards to E.S; letter from 2007.
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Obituary.
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Signed color print.
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Artist in Woodstock, veteran of Abraham Lincoln Brigade, remarks E.S. delivered at ceremony naming the Woodstock Chapter of Veterans for Peace for Colow. E.S. note: "E.S. sat in at the entrance to the CIA in 1987 with Colow."
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Some material on his working at Peace Eye Bookstore, 1966, and thank-you note 1968, for E.S. memorial poem published in the Village Voice.
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Friendship with E.S. began at NYU 1963-1964, both in Classics Dept. File: etters 1967, one from 1970.
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Artist, expandable file containing copies of his artwork, and biographical information in 10 files, including photos; plus file containing 1968 MOMA metal-backed publication, The Machine" with photo of Martel's work, "Heart Eats Dust."
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The Library of the Mind
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Letters.
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McNaughton's PhD Thesis.
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Letter From Michael McClure w/ poem
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Letters.
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Letter to E.S.
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Biography he wrote for Woodstock Journal, photo from 1976, and other biographical material; he passed away in 2001, he had been on the staff of Assemblyman Maurice Hinchey, and wrote a column for the Woodstock Journal promoting national healthcare.
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E.S. note: "various letters to and from this wonderful writer and activist."
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Letters.
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Letters.
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letter from Michael McClure praising E.S. poem
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Letters and manuscripts.
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3 of her calendars, 1992, 1999, 2000.
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Adorned envelope.
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Letter from W.T. Smith to E.S., plus transcript of E.S. video interview for documentary on M. McClure and Ray Manzarek.
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Card.
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Obituary, poems of tribute by Jack Hirschman and Hersh Silverman, plus Micheline's final poem.
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Letters.
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Emails back and forth with E.S., plus holiday card from Miles.
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Letters and manuscripts, includes a signed CD, There's a Word (with Ray Manzarek).
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E.S. notes on conversation over phone with her. She was engaged, she said, to d.a. levy (introduced by Carol Bergé), and was married to Country Joe McDonald.
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NEH Grant Application.
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Manuscript, "A Time Before Slaughter," plus letter to E.S.
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Letter.
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Email to E.S.; "Nice War," poems.
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Albany, NY, peace activist and poet, his final months.
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Letters and manuscripts.
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"Lyndon Baines Takes a Fare to the Palace of Wisdom," poetry manuscript.
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Letters.
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Obituary; salute to her by E.S., brochure of her exhibition at MOMA in 2006.
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Statement by Ed Sanders for her show, 2007; plus catalog for her show, "Two Ways of Looking In a Mirror," Detroit. Also notes of conversation with E.S. on her treatment in Switzerland.
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Postcard.
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Letters, including his memories of Peace Eye Bookstore.
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4 files, writing and drawings, 2008-2009 (he was the designer of the Woodstock Journal).
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Letter and dedicated poem, "Deer Boy."
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McNaughton file.
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Listing of McNaughton papers at Greene Library at Stanford; (including email with biographical information (for Fug You).
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Manuscript and letter, for book "But Seriously."
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Letters.
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Letter and CD.
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Letters.
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California Girls
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correspondences
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Various writings, including "Tell Notiz," given to E.S. in Berkeley.
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Manuscript of poems, "Figure Studies."
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2 files with various notes, publications and flyers.
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manuscript, "Touching the Edge"
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Manuscript, bound, "Rebel Lions."
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Manuscript, with many emendations, "Dolphin Skull."
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Film-Makers Cinematheque, brief history.
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Letters to E.S; and from E.S.
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Brochure and card.
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Invitations to exhibitions of her photographs.
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Friend of E.S. from early 1960s. Article in NY Times 1976 December 21 about appeal written by Jim Forest and sent to the leaders of Vietnam over jailing of Vietnamese following unification of North and South Vietnam.
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Photo of him, letter to E.S., 2004, copy of his book, "Selected Poems," 1976.
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Files: CD of 1978 reading and manuscript of Groundwork Vol. II, 1980; notes E.S. listening to Duncan's February 1982 talk on Olson and Projective Verse; two cassette tapes, Duncan's 1982 February 17 lecture at S. F. New College on Olson; H.D. Book, Books 1 and 2, computer disk (1990s); 1993, Poetry U.S.A., parts 1 and 2 featuring Duncan (See also files regarding "The Party" for letters from Duncan).
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Letter requesting copy of "The Party," which E.S. sent.
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E.S. page of notes describing him (in 1960s).
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Advertisement showing Frey in 1976 and also in 1989 lifting weights; 1997, article on appearance in Detroit.
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Notes on visit of E.S. to Dr. Eaton in NYC regarding a Dupuytren's contracture.
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File: letters and cards to E.S., E.S. letter to Ferlinghetti.
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2 files, his design of special edition of E.S. short story, "The Psychedelicatessen."
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File: letters, poems and cards, 1996-1997, including layout page of Woodstock Journal containing Ferlinghetti poem.
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Obituary, New York Times; file of approx. 100 pp. circa 1996 for a movie by Finkelstein called "Saint Andy," about Andy Warhol and friends.
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File: review of "A Far Rockaway of the Heart," 1997, plus copy of the book.
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File: material relating to Ferlinghetti benefit reading for Woodstock Journal in Woodstock 1997 October 16, includes photos of Ferlinghetti and E.S. at the reading.
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File: accounting for Ferlinghetti benefit reading in Woodstock.
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Poems submitted to Woodstock Journal; 2007, two cards to E.S.; plus manuscript to book, "Time Bomb," 2006.
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Letter to E.S., with Table of Contents for her book, "Tompkins Square Park: The Heart of Radical New York"; plus manuscript of book on her columns.
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File: card and letter to E.S., brochure on Ferlinghetti art exhibition.
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File: letters and poems to E.S.
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File: letters to E.S. and columns for the Woodstock Journal.
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File: Ferlinghetti's service in WWII, notes by E.S., plus cassette tape of hour long interview, 2000 by E.S. of Ferlinghetti regarding WWII.
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File: E.S. notes asking Ferlinghetti about the design of "Howl and Other Poems."
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Book, "Portraits from Memory: New Orleans in the Sixties" (Surregional Press, 2000).
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File: letters and biographical information on Ferlinghetti.
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Postcard to E.S., plus Edward Dorn poem-card.
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Obituary.
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Email from Ed's daughter re: his contract for the Eagles book with information copied in about a 2002 lawsuit by J.D. Souther, Jackson Browne and Jack Tempchin over royalties from "Eagles Greatest Hits"
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File: card to E.S., plus issues of the Woodstock Journal.
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File: Ferlinghetti's painting exhibition in Woodstock.
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Flyer on celebration of his photos and films at the Donnell Library.
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Group of four photos of E.S. with strumstick, Detroit Artists Workshop reunion, plus Eichele's poems.
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Letter to E.S. He organized the archive of John Clarke in Buffalo.
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Program for his memorial, designed by E.S., at the Bearsville Theater.
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E.S. introducing her at reading in Woodstock 2005 September 10; photo of E.S. and Forché; copy of her book "The Country Between Us."
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Articles.
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File: card from Consul General of France to E.S. inviting him to reception in honor of Ferlinghetti's elevation to "Commandeur des Artes et Lettres."
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Notes of E.S. working on Evers' archive at the Woodstock Guild, plus account of seance at White Pines in Byrdcliffe as recounted by Carla Smith.
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E.S. notes on conversations with Fass, 2007, 2008; interview, 2011 April 9 with movie crew making movie on Fass.
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File on his memorial in Gloucester, Mass, 2008 March 22, includes 3-page memorial poem by E.S. (March 2008), plus obituary from Boston Globe; flyer on the memorial; emails from Ammiel Alcalay.
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Catalog of art show.
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Biographical notes on him, prepared by E.S. for 2011 April 15 filming of E.S. by Paul Lovelace and crew for documentary on Fass; 2006 New Yorker profile on Fass.
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Folder of letters to E.S.
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Original postcard, circa Nixon era, signed and numbered, Alternative Press.
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Attorney (resident of Woodstock) and his case on Gulf of Tonkin Resolution before the Supreme Court.
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File of information about the singing duo.
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"Colorado," a film script.
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Proposal for E.S. to write a history of the 1969 Woodstock Festival.
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E.S. note: "Note to Eva Frankel regarding stuff she was to do to fix up the house at 29 Ohayo Mountain Road, Woodstock, prior to moving in of E. and M. Sanders."
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Letters and poems from a woman E.S. met in 1991 in Berkeley. She claimed to have been a victim of satanic cult when she was very young.
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Letter to E.S. plus poetry manuscript.
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Cards, letters to E.S., plus manuscripts.
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4 folders, letter to E.S. plus writings by Young 1994; another file from 1994, letters and writings to E.S. plus notes summer of 1994 of activities of E.S.; another file 2003 email and letter to E.S. plus writings of Young; Izzy Young 2008, sent to E.S. following E.S.'s visit to Sweden.
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2 files; Manuscript, "Mismatched Tales," and E.S. statement regarding it; call to contribute to celebrating her 70th birthday, 2006; 2005, E.S. recommendation for Guggenheim Fellowship for Wodening.
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Issues for 1996.
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Letters and cards.
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3-ring binder for celebration of Artists Cemetery in Woodstock, organized by E.S.
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Notice of studio sale of her prints, Saugerties, NY.
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File of letters to E.S., plus various manuscripts, including poetry.
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File of letters and manuscripts, including a considerable collection of his Illuminati writings.
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Letters and cards to E.S.
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Letter to E.S., plus poetry.
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Folder of information, biographies, etc. regarding those who are buried in the Woodstock Artists Cemetery; maps and schematic on who is buried where.
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Poetry manuscripts.
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E.S.'s liner notes for CD, "Have I Offended Someone?"
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File includes "A Vocabulary for Sharon Belle Mattlin," 1973; and copy of drawing of MacLow by Mimi Gross, and programs for memorial at St. Mark's Church, 2005.
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Bolinas, E.S. sitting by the water with Lampe, he talking and singing, and he gave E.S. the packet of documents in this folder.
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Submission to F.Y./ A Magazine of the Arts; notes 1976 regarding Don Allen's suspicion regarding purloined letters; notes of E.S. contact with Malanga. Paris Review with interview Malanga with Charles Olson, 1970.
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Friend of E.S. especially during early 1960s, manuscript of poetry, 1977.
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Manuscript, play, "The Breakers."
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File: grant proposal to the NEH for the Northeast Taskforce for Farm and Food Policy. (She would soon become the wife of then Assemblyman Maurice Hinchey.)
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Poems, manuscripts, letters. Student of E.S. at Bard; E.S. encouraged her to study classics.
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Catalog of a show from 1982, plus biographical material, and article on his band Limelight (1969) given to E.S. during visit to Walker Art Center in Minneapolis in 1983.
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Manila envelope containing flyers and other career informationregarding Kirby Malone, given to E.S. in Baltimore, April 1982.
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Translations from Sappho, plus letter.
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Manuscript given to E.S. in 1984, tracing the troubles of the Peyote Way Church of God, approx. 300 pp.
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File on outstanding teacher in Canton, Michigan, who had a special teaching room with oodles of poetry on the walls; and who brought poets (E.S. among them) to appear at her high school. Articles on E.S.'s appearances there in 1992 and 2003.
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2 files, 1994, letter in support of his attempt to set up a national left-liberal tv network; 1992, letter from E.S., and a brochure for a national Green TV network; Levin was the founder of the LA Weekly.
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Manuscripts of novel, two files, E.S. attempted to help her find a publisher.
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Manuscript of poetry, "Rubber Suite."
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Manuscript, "Columbus, a Ghost Story."
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Poetry manuscript, 1996; plus file (and tape) of disturbing phone call in 1997 where he threatened, to Miriam, suicide.
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Proposal for "Rain Mountain Media Project." McCarthy was a volunteer on the production staff of The Woodstock Journal.
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Poetry manuscript. She was student in E.S. poetry class in Woodstock.
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Photos of him making maple syrup at Longyear Farm, Woodstock.
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Manuscript.
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Poetry manuscript.
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Letter from Hanon Reznikov to E.S., and E.S. to Reznikov, regarding plays possibly to be performed by Living Theater in their new location; two play cards.
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Files of letters, plus CD, plus manuscript, 3 pp. "100 Million Idiots in a Trench."
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Manuscript of "In the Seasons of My Eye," poems.
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Her curriculum as a Professor of Classics at University of Wisconsin.
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2 letters to E.S. She had been student at Bard in 1979, and acted out the role of Karen Silkwood in E.S.'s "Karen Silkwood Cantata."
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Obituary.
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Material on her exhibition of paintings in Catskill, NY in 2007; plus copy of letter from Miriam Sanders to Miller and Mary Cravens (Miller is E.S.'s cousin in Albuquerque) which has biographical information on Huguette Martel.
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Obituary.
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3 cards 2007-2008; 2 from 2011.
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Obituary.
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Article on exhibition of his work.
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(Ponderosa Pine) file of publications, plus draft of letter to Lampe from E.S.
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Manuscript, "Poems from a Thousand Hospitals."
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Manuscript of poetry, "Exit Chino: A Song in Two Fragments."
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Local progressive folk singer, brochure.
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Flyer on her performances.
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Signed mimeographed book, "My Father's Golden Eye."
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Holograph card, dated 1971 December 30 to E.S. thanking for contribution (money). Also flyer advertising rooms to rent at an Uranian Phylanstery summer abode in Nova Scotia.
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E.S.'s professor of classics at NYU, obituary in New York Times, E.S.'s notes at her memorial at NYU on 1998 May 8, clipping of article on her from 1972.
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Letter to E.S. thanking him for responding to attack on Southern in Playboy.
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Letter to E.S. dated 1975 (see 1960s file for note, used in Fug You, from Sorrentino).
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Signed page; also a warning cigar (he passed away of cancer).
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21 pp. "deal memo" to Paramount Pictures,for rights to his novel "Dress Gray."
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Signed printed publication, "Appeal— Protest Statement," published by the Uranian Phylanstery, NYC.
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Notes on E.S. asking about consumer/anti-nuke activist Belle Sundeen, just after Sundeen passed away.
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Letter to E.S. 1982, plus selection from her novel.
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3-ring notebook containing poems, letter to E.S., and plans for Guggenheim Fellowship, 1987; E.S. wrote recommendation letter.
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Letter to E.S., plus package to Guggenheim to apply for a Fellowship. E.S. wrote letter of recommendation.
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Essay in Hudson Valley Literary Supplement.
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E.S. helping set up recording by Sam Charters of Taylor's CD.
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E.S. to NYC to film (same day as Richie Havens) an interview for the Time Warner History of Rock and Roll. Letters back and forth.
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Letter to E.S., after the Woodstock Poetry Festival, and a book.
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Publisher of The Smith, letter and manuscript.
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Notes by E.S. on call from Sussman about his cancer treatments.
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E.S. writing letter of praise of Taylor, to Naropa University.
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E.S. chose Patricia Smith's enclosed manuscript Teahouse of the Almighty, to be published in the National Poetry Series. Letters and various emails on the series.
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File of E.S. notes, on her household and health conditions.
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Manuscript of book, Age of the Demon Fools, for which E.S. created a cover blurb.
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E.S. recommended her for a Guggenheim Fellowship.
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Documents just before her passing away in December 2010; memorial tribute by E.S. delivered at her memorial in Woodstock 2011 February 20; plus poem by E.S. on her life, 2010 December 24; plus New York Times obituary 2011 January 3.
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Glyph-poem, possibly 1960s.
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Manuscript, typed manuscript to book of poems, Pornographic Delicatessen.
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Letter to E.S., plus 225 pp. manuscript of a "novel," based on the life of rocker Jim Morrison.
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Publisher of The Smith, letter and manuscript.
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Letters and flyers, including E.S.'s review of Mountains and Rivers, in an expandable folder.
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Expandable folder containing biographical information on Harry, and probate information on them. The Snyders were Miriam's uncle and aunt, who for many years ran a cloth store on Hester Street in the Lower East Side.
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Copy of his contract for his book, with Doubleday, on Neal Cassidy.
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E.S. blurb for Taylor's book, False Prophet, plus letter to E.S. from editor at Wesleyan University Press, plus manuscript of book.
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4 files containing pamphlets, letters, cards, flyers, 1960s and onward.
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14 boxes
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Consists of materials related to E.S's translation of Hesiod's Theogony, including drafts, notes, and various copies of Theogony.
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Jack Smith's Beautiful Book from F.Y. Peace Eye bust early '66' Allen Ginsberg's book dedication to E.S.; Kathy Miller's '75 drawing of Deirdre Sanders; Woodstock Journal art; America covers; posters from the basement of Peace Eye on Ave. A in 1968; Fugs drawings
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Ha Ha Hee project, 1974-1975; silkscreen for E.S.; Alf Evers painting, circa 1930s; Richard O. Tyler folder; Uranian Press NYC; St. Mark's flyers; and other materials
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Various posters (Fugs, Kerouac, Sanders Catalogue) and a photograph of Tuli Kupferberg by John Sarsgard, 2006.
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E.S. for County legislature 1989 lawn sign; poster-poem,: love and the falling
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posters for E.S. readings; poetry of E.S. in poster form; Fugs posters; pastel of E.S. by Robert Reynolds
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Also includes a glyph, "The Final Vowels", Paris 1987.
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Drawings for Fuck You/ A Magazine of the Arts; cover for Fugs Song Book in 1965; Peace Eye Catalog 1968; glyph for album "It Crawled into My Hand, Honest," 1968; Covers for Fuck You; drawing of Peace Eye; glyphs for book 20,000 A.D.
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Individual box on each person
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Contains 3-ring notebooks on Allen Ginsberg, including binder of letters and notes to Sanders from Ginsberg.
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Request for a manuscript (which later became King Lord / Queen Freak).
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1 page, plus 3 pp. containing typed levy poems.
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2 pp.
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1 page poem.
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One page.
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One page print and signed letter.
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Includes 2 pp. letter from d. a. levy, typed, to George Montgomery, (copy of the 1968 July 11 letter to George Montgomery, sent with letter to E.S., dated 1980 June 7).
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In file.
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Book printed on newsprint.
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Manila folder with 1. Marrahwanna Newsletter #1. (Cleveland, Ohio); mimeograph, 5 pp.; 2. The Marrahwanna Newsletter #2, 10¢, mimeograph, 9 pp., including 3 pp. of levy's "North American Book of the Dead." 3. The Mary Jane Quarterly, Vol. 2, no. 1, Renegade Press, 1966, 30 pp.; 4. The Marrahwanna Quarterly, Vol. 3, no. 4, renegade press, 1967, 34 pp., large section by d.a. levy; 5. The Marrahwanna Quarterly, Vol. 4, no. 1, Winter 1967-68, Cleveland, 37 pp., section by d.a. levy.
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Includes: 1. Farewell the Floating Cunt , by d. a. levy. Letterpress from his press, 1965 (attached to the publication is a typed statement by the police, because this publication was seized during a raid on the Peace Eye Bookstore Jan 1, 1966.); 2. One page flyer: advertising a reading at The Gate, for March 22, 1966, "at 10:00 d. a. levy... will read sections from CLEVELAND undercovers and other poems"; 3. Three-Oh-Six, An Anthology of Cleveland Poets, 1967, includes introduction and poems by d. a. levy; 4. "The Beginning of Sunny Dawn, a short story by d. a. levy, Ghostflower Press, Cleveland, signed by levy, March 1968; 5. another copy of "The Beginning of Sunny Dawn, a short story by d. a. levy, Ghostflower Press, Cleveland, March 1968; 6. Saxophone found in an Egyptian Tomb, 1966, d. a. levy; 7. Suburban Monastery Death Poem, signed by levy to Ed Sanders, "Kosher musical; joint for Peace— d. a. levy 1968"; 8. "Tune in Today for Tomorrow's Episode," 1968, collection of levy's poetry; 9. Poem for Beverly, d.a. levy, December 1968, (two copies); 10. issue of "Asylum 6," 1968, featuring "11 Cleveland Poets," including levy; 11. "Songs for Dead Children," with covers by Barb Connoly, S.F. 1969; 12. Tomb Stone as a Lonely Charm, Part 3, d. a. levy, 1968; 13. The Madison Poems and Suburban Monastery Death Poem, levy, March 1969; 14. Signed drawing by d. a. levy, coupled with 3 poems by Richard Barker; 15. ukanhavyrfuckincitibak, 1967, large, ca 200 page mimeographed anthology of support for d. a. levy
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File, a collection of newspaper articles, flyers and statements on and by d. a. levy regarding the scene in Cleveland.
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Issues in folder.
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Folder, with letters and flyers from benefit in Cleveland.
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In folder.
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Folder with photocopy.
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Two folders, containing very fragile copies.
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Folder with releases on the circumstances of his demise, plus the final issue of "The Buddhist Third Class Junkmmail Oracle," with the headline "Wanted for the Assassination of D. A. Levy."
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Folder with notes and letters.
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A biographic poem.
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Folder with materials regarding festival in honor of levy held in Cleveland.
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Book.
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Grey 3-ring binder with circa 100 pp. of articles, clippings, biographical information, concert announcements, and reviews.
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Blue 3-ring binder with circa 100 pp. of clippings, press packets, etc. regarding Ochs' career.
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Blue 3-ring binder with circa 60 pp. of articles about Ochs.
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Light green folder.
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Yellow 3-ring binder containing articles and documents regarding the life of Phil Ochs, including a photo of him in a boxer's stance with a cast on his right arm, and a handwritten press release by Ochs, in the persona of John Trane, describing him getting 86'd from his own bar, Che.
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Blue 3-ring binder, approx. 50 pp.
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Brown 3-ring binder of approx. 150 pp.
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Green 3-ring binder.
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Manila envelope, with approx. 125 pp., typed.
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Blue manila folder, regarding liner notes by E.S. for the posthumous double Phil Ochs album, Chords of Fame, and liner notes completed on 1976 July 20 in Chicago.
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Light green folder, with approx. 100 notes by E.S.
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Tape made circa March 1968, approx 70 pp. of transcript.
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Manila folder, with lists of Ochs' songs and who has recorded them; plus various song lyrics hand-corrected by Ochs.
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Manila folder, also includes glyph page created by E.S. on 2014 January 14 while listening to the CD of Ochs.
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Envelope with five cassettes: Bob Gibson 1976 May 5; Peter Asher 1976 April 26; Danny Kalb 1976 May 6; Freda Glover 1976 May 6; Bob Gibson 1976 April 22; David Blue 1976 April 22; Ron Cobb 1976 May 12 and 1976 May 16; Karen Fleming 1976 May 22; Happy Traum 1976 May 22; Arthur Gorson 1976 May 23; Sam Hood 1976 May 19; Jim Glover 1976 May 19.
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Including typescripts of poetry by Sinclair, and the 1967 mimeographed Meditations: A Suite for John Coltrane, by Sinclair, approx. 150 pp.
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41 pp.
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Approx. 100 pp.
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Manila folder, with press clippings and press release regarding Sinclair's 10 years for two joints July 1969 conviction.
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Manila folder, on Sinclair's sentencing.
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Manila folder, with various articles on pot.
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Approx. 100 pp.
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Printed by Ed Sanders in NYC in late 1969, for 1970 January 24 Sinclair Benefit.
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Approx. 300 pp.
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17 issues.
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Brown folder, including its first publication in the LA Staff, which led to John Lennon first learning about Sinclair case.
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Manila folder, approx. 50 pp.
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Manila folder, including Ann Arbor Sun, and various activities.
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Manila folder, plus information on Pun Plamondon.
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Manila folder, various activities.
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Manila folder, including essays on Detroit, letters to Ed Sanders, and Sinclair's 1965 Master's Thesis on William Burroughs, approx. 100 pp.
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Manila folder, with liner notes and poem texts, approx. 100 pp.
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Manila folder with reviews and essays.
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Manila folder, with approx. 25 pp.
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Manila folder, with approx. 100 pp. manuscript.
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Includes the memorial notice of his funeral in January 1970; correspondence from Olson; Cutty Sark bottle left on lecturn at Olson's 1965 Berkeley Poetry Conference lecture.
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E.S. note: "two writers who flourished in the 1960s, and are now passed away."
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E.S. note: "serv[ed] as his secretary, researcher, and typist, 1996-2004, as Evers completed his history of Kingston, NY (completing it at age 99)."
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Notes, publications by Robert Creeley.
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Published books, drafts, magazines, relating to Abbie Hoffman.
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These files began in 1974 when E.S. moved to Woodstock, and are arranged monthly to include incoming correspondence, projects, and items of interest, leaflets, incoming newsletters and flyers, and other materials. They total approximately 68 bankers boxes for the years 1974–2012. For the most part, after 1974, boxes are organized in month-by-month folders
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Chronological boxes (with description by E.S. in first folder's description for each box).
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Box note by E.S. "E.S. and Miriam Kittell married October 5, 1961. E.S. graduated from NYU, degree in Greek 1964; Fuck You/press very active 1962-64; opens Peace Eye Bookstore late in 1964; see 1960s poetry box for more information; also alphabetical files on E.S. family letters; also files of the Fuck You/Press."
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E.S.'s first apartment.
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See Poem from Jail.
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See Poem from Jail files in 1960s poetry box.
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E.S. helped design and plan. Includes swimsuit.
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Chronological boxes (with description by E.S. in first folder's description for each box).
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See story "The AEC Sit-in" in Tales of Beatnik Glory, Vol. 1.
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3-ring notebook.
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Also I.F. Stone's newsletter.
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Early Fuck You/ notes, unused manuscripts, and notes for poem for Marilyn Monroe.
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See story, "Peace Walk" in Tales of Beatnik Glory, Vol. 1; list of participants; notes on getting walk together.
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Includes also E.S. statement attempting to board the Ethan Allen.
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E.S. note: "E.S. tried underground filmmaking 1963-1966."
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E.S. note: "poet Al Fowler claims to have known Steven Ives Leandes; Lee Harvey Oswald in Greenwich village."
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Fuck You/ press publication for Jackson MacLow; text and cover design by E.S.
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3-ring notebook.
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E.S. acquired a 16 mm movie camera, and began making films in 1963; see story, "The Filmmaker" in Tales of Beatnik Glory, Vol 1.
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Includes envelope with hand drawn poems by Phil Whalen.
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Fuck You/ press
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Cover by George Herms.
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Chronological boxes (with description by E.S. in first folder's description for each box).
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E.S. note: "E.S. was Menelaus in NYU Classics Dept production of Euripides' Trojan Women, Carly Simon also in production."
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Including E.S. reading with Charles Olson and John Wieners in the Spring Buffalo Arts Festival.
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E.S. note: "E.S. could not loan Harry Smith, artist, anthologist, filmmaker, a bit of money, whereupon Smith tore up some scholarly publications, and tossed them to the floor. They were: E.S. note: "E.S. could not loan Harry Smith, artist, anthologist, filmmaker, a bit of money, whereupon Smith tore up some scholarly publications, and tossed them to the floor. They were Cheyenne and Arapaho Music by Frances Densmore, North American Indian Musical Styles by Bruno Nettl, and Place Names of the Kruger National Park by N. J. van Warmelo. These torn publications are in this file."
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With notes on back regarding conduct of Fugs Shows.
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Includes translations of Max Jacob by Ted Berrigan, and Ed Dorn's long poem, "Second Quarter."
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Chronological boxes (with description by E.S. in first folder's description for each box).
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Box note by E.S. "Big Raid on Peace Eye Bookstore; E.S. arrested, ACLU represents him in 1 1/2 year struggle to be vindicated; Fugs become popular, run off-Broadway at Players Theater; get on charts E.S. book, Peace Eye published (see also Fugs chronological box on 1960s)." This folder includes copies of notes typed on pages of Fuck You/ a Magazine of the Arts; letters of support from Frank O'Hara, John Ashbery, Norman Holmes Pearson, d.a. levy, et al.,E.S.'s newsletter and press release on the arrest; article in ACLU magazine about ACLU taking on the case.
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Front page story, early 1966, on police raid on Peace Eye Bookstore, and E.S.'s arrest.
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Membership organization that operated out of the Peace Eye Bookstore.
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Published by possible Naval Intelligence agent.
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During Fugs run in theater there, in MFA publication "Mummies."
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E.S. purchased in 1967 an electronic stencil burning machine.
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Includes cutting stencils for people at Peace Eye.
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Box note by E.S.: "includes considerable material on the Youth International Party, and Chicago 1968; also see boxes in green baby barn for 1968, a History in Verse. E.S. busy, moving Peace Eye Bookstore to the former East Village Other office on Ave. A; finished Fugs albums, Tenderness Junction and It Crawled into my Hand, Honest, much touring; participation in Youth International Party activities at the Chicago Democratic Convention)."
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See also tape of songs in E.S. tape archive.
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Obituary.
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Novelist, who used to hang out at the Peace Eye Bookstore, and for whom E.S. found an apartment to live.
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Sent out as a holiday card.
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Never published.
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Box note by E.S.: "produced final Fugs album of the 1960s, The Belle of Avenue A, created album package for Golden Filth, Fugs live concert at the Fillmore East; produced album for Lionel Goldbart; E.S. solo album for Reprise, Sanders Truckstop. Decided to write book on Manson family."
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Including all his lyrics; see demo tapes of Goldbart in E.S. tape archive.
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To publish facsimile edition of all thirteen issues of Fuck You/ a Magazine of the Arts; it was at press but Lord Thompson himself in person pulled it off the press.
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E.S. purchased heavy Harris press, and placed it in the basement of the Filmmaker's Cooperative on Wooster St.
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cassette tape
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ledger with black cover with receipts, etc. laid in
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Lyrics with edits for Street Punk, We Don't Allow No Robots at Sunday School, The Haunted (or Heavenly) Trade
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Packet of photos of Lower East Side, 1960s, including photos of Miriam, Debbie and Didi; Lewis MacAdams, Tom Clark, Bill Beckman, et al., plus photo of Ed, Ken Weaver, Tuli Kupferberg and Deborah Beckman.
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Copies of ink drawings of various Lower East Side establishments, including the Dom, Stanley's Bar, the Old Reliable, the Le Metro Café, Café Engagé, Whale's Inn on the Bowery, and the Astor Place Subway Stop; 1965 "synthetic magazine" design; "Pot Art" publication circa 1965; color drawing of Miriam 1966; photocopies, with captions, of Beckman's photos of Lower East Side scenes, 1960s; and two letters to E.S. 1977.
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Memorial, includes a text in honor of Bill by Ed and Miriam Sanders.
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Actual target practice target of Blackburn/Thompson in Woody Creek Colorado, signed by both men. Included is a history of what happened that day, involving jealousy and arm-breaking, as told to him by George Kimball, who gave him the signed and shot-up target.
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Recollections by Allen Ginsberg, Ted Berrigan and Ed Sanders on Harry Fainlight.
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E.S.'s notes on "Flaming Creatures," plus copy of J. Hoberman's book, "On Jack Smith's Flaming Creatures."
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Letters and photos. Flandermeyer was a friend of E.S. beginning with meeting him at Missouri University 1957-1958; includes slide photos of E.S. and Flandermeyer in D.C. late 1969, at the time of the Great Moratorium.
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Expandable file of notes and drafts for this short story, published in 1968.
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Letters and photos of Hazelton, whom E.S. had met in the summer of 1961 at Polaris Action. They hitchhiked together to D.C. that summer; later were literary friends; D.H. lived in Berkeley circa 1963-1965; published "Synapse" magazine. He wrote poetry, married singer Jeanne Lee, and lived in Europe circa 1967-early 1968; was Lee's manager. After he broke up with her, he came back to NYC spring of 1968, distraught. He apparently jumped into the East River or Hudson River and drowned.
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Poems and letters, plus ideas for cover of a book to be published by F.Y. Press, "The Word is Love." Never published.
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Poet, early friend 1962 of E.S., letters and poems, 1963-1978, with majority coming in 1964 and 1965; published Kaye in F.Y./ A Magazine of the Arts.
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Friend of E.S. from Polaris Action 1961; this is writing of Keyes on preparations for prison.
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Poet then living in Lower East Side; E.S. published his poetry, but misplaced a Keys manuscript; this file includes a set of upset letters from Keys. (Later E.S. gave Keys, then moving to England, his original Speed-0-Print mimeo machine to take with him.)
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Recollections of Kimball on trip of E.S., George MacBeth, Panna Grady, with Kimball driving, in the spring of 1966 to visit Charles Olson in Gloucester.
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Issue of erotic newspaper published by East Village Other.
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Address of Milton Sitner, who collects art of Kolb, Bill Heine and George Gaston.
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Buttock drawing, ca 1963; E.S. planned a F.Y. Press publication, "Jim Kolb Ass Drawings," never realized.
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Sequence of files 1. letters and ten drawings circa 1963-1964 (including one of Fowler, one of Williamm Burroughs, and a cover idea for F.Y./ A Magazine of the arts; 2. ink drawing of Al Fowler, 1964; 3. notes on E.S. conversation, 1976 regarding Ann Leggett-Mimi Jacobsen-Al Fowler love triangle in New Paltz, 1965, E.S. talking with George and Anna Montgomery; 4. letters and cards to E.S. 2010-2011, plus notes on E.S. conversation, 2010, with Ann Leggett; 5. Ann Leggett emails 2010.
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Letters and manuscripts for book for F.Y. Press, which unfortunately never occurred.
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Friend of E.S. from Polaris Action, 1961, married Jeanne Witlin, who lived at commune with E.S. at 162 W. 33rd St. in the fall of 1961, but went with Oakley to Australia to escape nuclear fallout. Letter to E.S.
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Packet of items from Ron Padgett, upon request from E.S., to put in E.S.'s Catalogue of rare literary relics.
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Series of files. 1.October 1962, her poem "Sex is..."; 2. letter 1964 to E.S.; 3. letter 1970; 4. 1976, card to E.S. after E.S. read in Vermont; 5. letter 1981; 6. letter to E.S. 1990; 7. 2004, two letters; 8. 2006, final phone call with her, material on her memorial, accounts of her life; book of her art.
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E.S. met Redding at Polaris Action in 1961, series of letters to E.S. 1961-1966.
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Obituary.
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Expandable file containing circa 250 pp. of E.S. archive, from the 1960s, contained in their collection; obtained by E.S. for use in writing his memoirs.
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Material on its history, biographical material on Gov. Daniel Tompkins.
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His recollections on Fugs appearance in Lawrence, Kansas in the fall of 1965.
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E.S.'s blue suede shoes, used as a comedy routine in Federal court, early 1970, during Edward Sanders testimony at the Chicago 7 Trial; see trial transcript.
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See boxes for 1971 in Manson family book files.
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E.S. performed his song for Robert Kennedy; Ken Kesey also there
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Promotion of E.S. album on Reprise Records, released summer of 1972.
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Trip by E.S. to protest bombing of NV dikes.
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Given to E.S. at Vietnamese Embassy in Paris, illustrating effects of various types of U.S. anti-personnel bombs
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Idea for book on Nixon by E.S.
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Folder, with November letter offering to publish Tales of Beatnik Glory.
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Letters from Ed Dorn, Richard Kostelanetz, Robert Creeley, Robert Kelly, Robert LaVigne, Duncan McNaughton, Paul Krassner, and others.
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Assorted flyers for poetry readings, mailings regarding exhbitions, and other materials. Includes also the ticket stub for January 1974 concert of Bob Dylan at Madison Square Garden.
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3 cards addressed to Ed, and an unsigned sheet beginning "Hello Bob."
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See also boxes on Process suit, and O.T.O. suit.
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Attempts by E.S. and Miriam Sanders to raise cash by selling the portfolio, and another.
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Various pamphlets, letters, brochures, letters, etc.
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Various pamphlets, letters, brochures, letters, etc.
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Various pamphlets, letters, brochures, letters, etc.
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Various pamphlets, letters, brochures, letters, etc.
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Various pamphlets, letters, brochures, letters, etc.
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Newsletters from The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church; Poets and Writers newsletter; the Smith newsletter; Authors Guild newsletter.
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E.S. note: "Bill Scharf had plans to publish the story but didn't."
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E.S. note: "1974 fall, strange truck on Sickler Road with man on ladder on our telephone wire, when I called the phone company to inquire, our line went dead for a while, then returned."
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Birthday party for Miriam Sanders at Sickler Road, Woodstock house, November 1974
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Two signed drawings of a flower by E.S., notes and designs for broadside.
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Event where E.S. spoke, Woodstock Artists Association, Sunday, 8pm.
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Includes a number of E.S. lists of things to do, plus letters, etc.
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Flyers, posters, letters.
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E.S. was emcee and read poetry
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E.S.'s 5 pp. of notes on trial.
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Including Berkeley Barb, Bananas, and others.
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E.S. examiner.
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E.S. first lecture on Investigative Poetry.
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E.S. note: "Ed, Miriam and Deirdre took a 5-week trip to D.C., Kansas City, Boulder, New Mexico, Arizona and California in the Land Rover."
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E.S. gave lecture on Investigative Poetry.
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Includes materials for Anthology One and Anthology Two from Bard College poetry workshop
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E.S. notes: "there is a tape of this: Allen G. et al singing 'Nothing')."
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E.S. note: "for over 21 years I did not go thru these papers (mainly ideas for stories and poems) damaged in an early '83 fire in our apartment in Albany."
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E.S. note: "badly hurt by VW van headed down Tinker St. to the Zen Center"
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E.S. was emcee.
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E.S. was emcee.
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Includes notes for curtain speech, contract, plus 14 pp. of staging instructions.
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E.S. sang early June 1987 with Amy Fradon, Leslie Ritter and Scott Petito, at the Bicentennial Celebration of the Town of Woodstock.
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First version 1983 July 8; final finished 1987 December 19.
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E.S. received an NEA poetry fellowship.
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Morilla spiral notebook, late 1986-early 1987, with final edits of Star Peace; review of Manson's autobiography; a poem about E.S.'s cousin Denny; and the microtonal lyre.
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Transcript, 7 pp, of interview.
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4 pp. article by E.S. for Erpf Center, in "Catskills, Politics and Art" issue.
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Begun 1987-1988, "finished" July 13, 1988.
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For benefit E.S. organized to purchase a Geiger counter for Woodstock.
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E.S. Sets Olson's "Maximus From Dogtown— I" To Music.
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E.S. considered for a role in television series.
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Beginning of E.S. and Evers' relationship.
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E.S. note: "great 8x10 Photo- Ed and Tuli."
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A project begun, per E.S., "when someone in California [Manson Family] sent me a rotting cow tongue in the mail; published some issues of the 'The Cattle Report.'"
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E.S. study of cost overruns, 88 pp.
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E.S. chaired writing of this law.
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Organization E.S. helped to found. The Praxis Axis vs. The Marx-Melons. Files and local publications.
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Public Channel TV show, with Miriam Sanders. Includes DVDs and production files. [written on box: 1/2 hour TV show written by Ed Sanders, filmed by Miriam Sanders; production folders, end of 2011 thru 2012
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Woodstock Files 1980s, Sheraton, Rotron, Water Sewer
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Collection of Glyphs created on boards of various sizes. Several other glyph books including Fuck You, Recent Poems, A Gathering of Glyphs, Poems for Revolution, and Can Love Survive the Big Bang?
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Springbinder.
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Sanders described: "Bardic Glyph- Book 131 pages: investigative poetry and glyphic version of 1976 city lights edition and investigative poetry plus 1 file of additional InvPo Glyphs & one file of muse glyphs"
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Springbinder.
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Springbinder.
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Sequence of 37 glyphs.
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37 Glyphs, in wooden box.
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15 Glyphs in black glyph folder.
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Hand-made artist's book, 4 1/4 x 6 1/4 in. purchased in Florence, signed by E.S., each page containing a colored glyph. 73 pp.
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Original drawings, 21 pp.
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One expandable file, documenting show at The Arm in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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3-ring archival box with separate folder marked "Edward Sanders, Original Glyphs, late 2009" with 15 color Glyphs, all signed and dated.
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Folder, 16 pp., signed.
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3-ringed plastic holders containing 41 hand-colored and signed glyphs.
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9x12 12-27-13 7 loose, 13 framed; 11x14 2009 January 4 framed, 11 loose
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Springbinder.
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Springbinder.
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In envelope. 18 individual pp. published by The Brother in Elysium, Spring 2011. This is no. 25 from an edition of 250 copies.
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Project published by Lavender Ink, New Orleans.
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96 pp.
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78 pp.
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Handmade lidded box, in an edition of one, containing signed Glyphs by Edward Sanders, 8 1/2 x 11, Marked "An Edition of 1," 47 pp. Folder E.S.'s Glyph books, 2012-2015.
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48 pp.
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47 pp.
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31 pp.
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31 pp.
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11 x 14 in. Strathmore Bristol smooth pad.
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26 pp., Black Stillman Birn spiral bound book
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16 pp., 6 x 6 in. Strathmore Bristol smooth pad.
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14 x 17 in., 20 pp.
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20 pp.
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In large archival holder.
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Contains 9 sketch pads.
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Includes glyph "Mimeograph Revolution"
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In archival box.
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47 pp.
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Glyphs and text.
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includes 25 glyphs on board and a book of 20 glyphs from January and February
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217 glyphs.
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146 glyphs.
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A Bardic Glyph-Book, 217 pp.
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Color copy, unnumbered, 162 pp.
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Original glyphs. Part One 51 glyphs; Part Two 48 glyphs, plus 13 pp. list of translations from the Greek used in Cassandra.
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88 pp.
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37 glyphs.
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A Bardic Glyph-Book, 142 pp.
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Original glyphs in various sizes, numbered and sequenced 181 glyphs, in three files; plus file of un-used glyphs on Olson. Augmented 2019 version.
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A. Bardic Glyph-Book: The Ex-Terr Poems (54 glyphs, 2020); B. Bardic Glyph-Book: Glyphs Against End Times (32 glyphs, 2020); C. Bardic Glyph-Book: Glyphs for William Blake (22 glyphs); D. Bardic Glyph-Book: Peace and Social Justice (44 glyphs).
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134 pp.
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23 pp.
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46 pp.
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56 pp.
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15 pp.
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97 pp.
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110 pp.
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A Life of Olson - and a sequence of glyphs on points of his life, work, and times
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Folder.
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Copies of work.
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67 glyphs.
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51 pp.
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augmented edition, in black springbinder.
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65 glyphs.
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36 pp.
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63 pp.
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45 glyphs.
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18 pp.
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In black springbinder, 249 glyphs.
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102 pp.
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Limited edition copy no. 31, 162 pp.
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5 glyphs.
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9 pp.
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40 glyphs. [43 glyphs]
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74 boxes
Among the Damned — an Investigation into Occult Violence (Ritual Violence in California) 1972–1975. E.S. researched a book on cultic murders in California, late 1960s - early 1970s.
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Photographs from 1972, weapons and war victims in South Vietnam; clippings; partial typescript; "fear" glyph
This folder contains images of people, including children, wounded in the Vietnam War.
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Notes and research on the Santa Cruz Murders
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Manuscript, prospectus, notes and letters regarding Among the Damned, outline for Joe Casey
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Includes court records and note cards related to various murder trials.
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Expandable folder.
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7 pp. letter on reading The Family,
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2 reports
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20 pp. report on his Process investigation (English law suit); plus three page mailgram re letter from Bob McDermott.
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With photocopy of 1974 August 20 letter to the file about his investigation into the Process, Sirhan, Sharon Tate; also report of IRS officer Don Robb's contact with Richard Smith on two occasions, 2000 and 2004, with a list of questions.
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File regarding the Process, and letters from Joe Casey, acquaintance of Claudia Bingham; also letter thanking Casey for his help in seeking a publisher for E.S.'s book Among the Damned.
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Stonehill Publishing, plus letters, expenses, et al.
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Dark blue 3-ring notebook with entries connecting the killing of RFK, with that of Sharon Tate.
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Green 3-ring binder.
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(Workshop in Nonviolence), Oui, Stonehill Publishing regarding Dom-Int & RFK.
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(Dianne Lake and the Process)
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RFK investigation 1976-1977.
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8 1/2 x 14 in. photocopy of his investigation, "Rec'd by E.S. 3-10-78 in D.C."
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From Marty Lee regarding RFK, and programmed assassin research, 1977-1978-1978; also files on same mailed to E.S. in 2008. Expandable file.
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Yellow 3-ring binder.
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Reports on E.S. conversation with Larsen, how Larsen's office (Supervisor Baxter Ward) met with Grand Jury once a year; "Robert Houghton was head of it, and then Houghton came over— it was the time they were considering bringing Sirhan to LA for hypnosis. Houghton, out of the blue, said that Sirhan brought to LA. wd make him vulnerable to terrorists."
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Robert Cutler.
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3-ring binder.
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Thick files of E.S.'s investigation of RFK.
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1) 1975 September 5 Friday, 2) 1975 September 9, Tuesday, and 3) 1975 September 13, Saturday.
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3-ring folder.
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4 3-ring folders.
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Files on researches into CIA and government research into hypnosis and programmed assassins.
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With 2500 mental patients and volunteers.
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Tiny lie detectors and "knockout" substance.
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Robowash documents, received 1977 January 22.
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Regarding para-mind-beams.
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Robo ABC TV documentary.
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Hypnosis in Multiple Personality Disorder, Ritual Abuse.
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For 1968: A History in Verse.
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Robomovie.
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Thick expandable file on the life, death and aftermath of Frank Olson.
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Expandable file.
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Expandable file, E.S. programs prepared for Free Speech TV.
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Expandable file, internet research on MK Ultra.
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3-ring brown holder.
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3-ring yellow holder.
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3-ring black holder.
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Manila folder.
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3-ring green holder.
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3 ring black holder.
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3 ring black holder.
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3-ring yellow holder.
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3-ring black holder, 206 pp., including p. 7 Akers with RFK (p. 1) and Polly Fitzgerald went to RFK's suite to check on children, p. 12; p. 41 man hurdling a couch after shooting.
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3-ring black holder, pp. 5-205 registered Ambassador guests 6-4.
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3-ring black holder, 1968 December 4, pp. 206-371, seemingly mostly interviews with registered guests at Ambassador 1968 June 4.
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3-ring violet holder, unpaginated, tabbed report of ambulance driver Max Behrmann, 1968 June 12, and his tiff with Ethel. Also good informationre Rosy Grier; and some information on 1968 June 25 regarding allegation of conspiracy JFK/MLK/RFK.
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3-ring green holder, pp. 1-226; p. 204, Alistair Cook; Jerry Bruno p. 96; interviews mainly of those at the Ambassador 1968 June 4.
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3-ring blue holder, pp. 229-558.
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3-ring blackholder, pp. 649-933 activities of Sir Sir, Rosecrucians; Gilderdine Oppenheimer, et al.
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3-ring black holder, pp. 934-1148; p. 1074, James Tolan, advance man on Bill Barry and Fred Dutton planning routes at speaking places, physical evidence: pp. 1076-1105; pp. 1006-1113 San Gabriel.
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22 pp. printout of text.
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On his assertion regarding Roman and Sharon Tate being at Frankenheimers' house on 1968 June 4 for early dinner.
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Sequence of drafts, spring 2008 for the 40th Anniversary of RFK assassination.
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99 pp. draft.
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3-ring green binder.
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In National Geographic.
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E.S. note: "evilly sold off Fannie Mae to pay for his thirst for gore."
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New Yorker article.
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Westside Map Co.
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E.S. notes: "1968 became violent."
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Terry Catchpole.
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Obituary.
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E.S. note: "(maybe NSA)."
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From Julie Herrada.
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Letter to E.S.
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Green 3-ring binder.
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Also article on violence at Yip-In 1968 March 23 with quotes from E.S.
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Email to E.S. regarding 1968 June 4 Frankenheimer dinner.
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Mainly 1971 (Larry Larsen notes and files) also 1974 and 1977.
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See Noguchi section.
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Mostly 1977, Baxter Ward (Larry Larsen) meeting with Sirhan 1977 June; plus miscellaneous articles such as Lawrence Schiller and Gary Gilmore.
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3-ring notebook.
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89 pp.
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pp. 88-104, from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth RFK archive, accessed 2016 July.
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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, obtained by John Rose in 2008.
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E.S. notes: "Sirhan was a ham radio buff."
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20 pp.
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Approx. 60 pp.
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Important pp. pp. 22-36.
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49 pp.
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File, downloaded 2016 September 15.
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On LAPD Hycon Balliscan camera analysis of RFK and Weisel bullets.
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Update 88 pp.
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Addendum August 2016 "Baggett Memo," thick file.
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Black 3-ring notebook.
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Expandable file.
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Expandable file.
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83 pp., printed out 2016 January 12.
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Green 3-ring notebook.
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E.S. note: "he called re Lee Oswald as CIA agent, sent his book."
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Contacted E.S. in Lake Hill, NY covered California primary for La Stampa. Arrived at Ambassador right after shooting; man and woman ran out of hotel, "We've shot him" and got into an apparently waiting automobile. (See also 1975 notes)
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Met with Allen Dulles 1968 July 10.
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Notes going through boxes in the gray baby barn.
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Footage shot by John Frankenheimer, Orchid Road Entertainment.
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Richard Smith.
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E.S. visited 2016 July 11-12.
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Notes watching and taking screen-shots from Shane O'Sullivan's "Who Killed Bobby?"
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Memories of volunteering for RFK in 1968.
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Asking about his use of Ham Radio.
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Expandable file, Etan Patz, death of Jesse Turner, Terry's 2015 illness; information on cult in Yonkers.
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Obituary.
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Attorneys, legal papers, and interviews, expandable file.
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Expandable file.
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Expandable file with Pepper 2012, Jeff Cohen 2015, William Mitchell, Marc Groubert, All the Presidents Psychologists; notes 2014 watching Shane O'Sullivan's "Who Killed Bobby?"; RFK research notes 2014-2015.
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18 pp. transcription of tape with John Nebel, with information on 1968 June 2 Fairmont Hotel, with Ethel and Rosie Grier, plus guy with Viennese Accent; tape from Philip Melanson RFK archives, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, 2016 July.
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1. Broken Glory, the Final Years of Robert Kennedy, Ed Sanders, Rick Veitch 2. Robert Francis Kennedy, an Investigative Poem (1963-1969) 3.Robert Francis Kennedy, Full Poem with Appendices 1963-current.
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1 box
2 folders
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With 51 pp. autograph and hand-glued section, "The Spahn Movie Ranch 1968" for The Family.
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Sequenced by E.S. from tapes and interview sheets, used to prepare The Family in 1971; note many sheets have line-breaks by E.S., forerunner of Investigative Poetry.
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Against E.S. and Granada Correspondence with Granada; copy of actual suit. See Ed Sanders Investigations Box 15 for transcript of 1974 trial, and victory by Granada and E.S.
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Announcing that the Process had failed in their attempt to overturn the decision against them in England. Letter to Fitzgerald from E.S. dated 1975 February 16 tracing E.S. life in Woodstock, upcoming publication of Tales of Beatnik Glory, and informed him about the allegation of Sirhan attending a party thrown by Sharon Tate.
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3 pp. 1969 October 1; plus 4 pp. Santa Barbara Sheriffs Office report on the Process and on Victor Wild, and Manson group.
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70 pp. transcript of interview with Leslie Bouffard, at Ramparts Division, 1969 December 22
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See V.F. Wild typed interview for Dubin data.
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Includes letter regarding Process.
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1301 Summit Ridge Dr. transcript of interview.
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Appearance of Mary Ann DeG.
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Letter to E.S., transcribed interviews.
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Expandable file with sub-files: M.T. considers him connected with Process.
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Memo from INS agent "Bart Starr" regarding Nicholson paying for Process land in Kanab, Utah.
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Suing ABC-Dunhill for $21 million.
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Featuring 5 pp. letter from Larry Larsen on reaction to publ of The Family, et al, including information on Robin T. Robinson.
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Report by Larry Larsen 1972 April 23 to Sgt. James Regan, SBSO, in part tracing activities of David Sawyer Ewing, interesting, mainly 1971, and Private Marsh.
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Stutman, Woodland Valley.
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Transcripts and reports of interviews.
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16 pp. interview.
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Information from Duncan McNaughton.
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M. A. DeG as whip-and-chainer.
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FOIA for her and Robert, by author Dorrill
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8 pp. of notes and legal documents regarding Process.
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Image pasted in "fear" issue.
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Filed by John Markham (in San Francisco) 1147 1st Ave, NY 10021.
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2004 February 17 visit to 56 Buxton Road in Bedford Hills NY (where Patz was allegedly sacrificed), then to Westchester County Clerk's property records dept in White Plains; includes photos of front house and back house 56 Buxton Rd; and correspondence with Maury Terry.
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Supposedly renter of 56 Buxton Rd where E. Patz allegedly was sacrificed.
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By Roger Harris, Utah organized crime.
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Extensive.
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Corporate Ties and Property Holdings, Michael G. McCartin.
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Listening to one side of interview tape Jan 13, 2003 at Maury Terry's in Yonkers.
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Prepared text of radio broadcast re Kanab, Utah (fairly lengthy).
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E.S. note: "guy named Doug Mesner called said doing a movie on Process, I turned down an interview."
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Red binder: contains 1966-1960 minutes of the Process Council of the Elders; useful in figuring out Process Chronology.
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Red binder.
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Red binder: case, Process vs. E.S. England.
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9 stapled bundles total
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Files on the history of the Plastic People of the Universe, a band formed in the 1960s in Czechoslovakia.
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E.S. looked into criminal illegal dumping of hazardous waste in New York state, centering on the murder of a landfill operator who was dumped into a pit at a landfill in 1988. He worked closely with then-assemblyman (now U.S. Congressman Maurice Hinchey and his staff in investigating these crimes).
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Ed Sanders Investigations, research and writing of The Family 1969-2015. This history has been published in the original edition (1971-'72), and two updated and expanded editions (1990, 2002); includes letters to E.S. from Charles Manson; and country and western shirt made for E.S. by Squeaky Fromme, who later tried to kill President Ford).
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"Sept 1970 lost manuscript of Family 46 pp. sent by E.S. agent Carl Brandt to E. P. Dutton, but never arrived" also "November 1970 letter from Robert Beausoleil which E.S. arranged to be sent to Carl Brandt's attorney, Stanley Rothenberg."
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Sanders' research on boy in box, OTO
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Notes, research, and photocopies about legal proceedings; marked "O.T.O. 1" by Sanders
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Raid on Spahn Ranch.
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Susan Atkins brought to LA, Hinman Trial, "Confession."
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Al Davis Press Conference.
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E.S. note: "making it possible to trace Manson group travels in late 1967s."
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Regarding Little Tener Crowley-ites.
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Debra Tate as part of his entourage, March 1972. Report 1972 March 2 by Larry Larsen.
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3 files.
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Regarding assasination attempt on Ford.
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Transcript of notes and Bartyk Frykowski's suit.
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Consists primarily of research materials about people and incidents related to the Manson Trial, with materials such as newspaper clippings, correspondence, printouts, and newsletters. A few subjects with more research material include Dianne Lake, Dean Morehouse, Moonfire Ranch, Lewis Beach Marvin, and Kitty Lutesinger. These folders may also include notes, interviews, testimonies, and other documents.
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See "Squeaky" file.
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With 1) Herchel Andrew "Doc" Gray 2) Ewing 3) The Vegetable Snuff.
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See also LAPD.
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See also tape of the interview.
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Poems and writings received from Paul F.
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Update.
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Book.
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Book.
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Book.
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Book.
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Safety booklet.
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Consists of five cases of cassette tapes.
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Consists of four cases of cassette tapes, CDs, VHS tapes, and open-reel audio tapes mostly related to the Manson case. There are also some loose notecards and several unrelated files.
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Tape.
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Tape Case #3.
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Tape Case #7.
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This folder contains one sheet of paper with notes about a woman who was a friend of Glenn Frey, and who Sanders talked to due to her indirect connection to the Manson murders: "Through Glenn Frey, I met with a young woman, a friend of Frey, apparently a singer formerly with the group, The First Edition."
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Article on tearing it down.
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Video: A) Susan Atkins Interview, 3 parts, 1976 November B) Manson Interview, 5 parts, 1975 August.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #1.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #2.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #2.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #2.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #2.
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Update cassette tapes, Box #2.
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Lifer Parole Materials (big file).
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Book by Noel Emmons, preview and published copy.
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Includes physical and digital files. The physical materials consist of a note from Scott Kosar which had been accompanied by a CD and USB drive containing copies of trial transcripts. The digital files consist of PDFs of trial transcripts from Altobelli, DeCarlo, Hatami, Jakobsson, Kasabian, and Poston.
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Robert Beausoleil trial transcript; plus some volumes of Manson murder trial.
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Manuscript: "The Family," 1971. 13 envelopes and paper bundles of text.
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Archival box containing photos of Manson group 1967-1969 plus photos of homicide investigators Whiteley and Guenther in Las Vegas 2002, plus negatives E.S. pictures 1970-1971 of Manson sites including Spahn Movie Ranch, and Death Valley, Barker Ranch; photos of Manson Death Valley area, Barker Ranch, 1989.
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Actual packet sent to me (with actual cow tongue) from Sacramento (probably from Squeaky).
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3-ring notebook, many pictures, annotated, of Manson family, 1969-1970, also photo of E.S. going up Goler Wash, 1970, raid by Sheriff's office on Spahn Movie Ranch.
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3-ring notebook, containing sequenced pictures, with captions, used for 2002 update of The Family.
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E.S. note: "(he doesn't like E.S.)"
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Expandable 2-inch folder, with history of 2002 Family update, correspondence with Thunder's Mouth Press, contract negotiations
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Correspondence with retired homicide detectives Charles Guenther and Paul Whiteley, who broke the Manson case in 1969.
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Expandable 2-inch folder, included original documents, one in Manson's hand, "Last Will and Testament" and drawing by Susan Atkins 1971 February 10, during final stage of murder trial.
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File of information, obituaries, on his death.
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Correspondence regarding E.S. examining Paul Fitzgerald's archives in 2002, for Family update.
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Includes website with Abigail Folger's morgue photos; and website selling Beausoleil's guitar.
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E.S. attempting to locate in 2002 a source from 1971.
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Information on a source of 1971, former FBI officer and expert on the assassination of Robert Kennedy.
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Actress who killed herself, and alleged by Rabbit to have been associated with the Family.
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Including transcript of E.S. interviewing Sgt. Gleason, 1989. Zodiac, e-mail from researcher trying to link Manson family member Bruce Davis with the killer named Zodiac.
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E.S. notes on history of his investigation of Manson group, Sharon Tate's mother, etc.
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Notes on conversations with Guenther, notes on conversations with Guenther. E.S. notes: "he called out of the blue in 1992, saying his granddaughter had turned him on to The Family, and how I had praised him."
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Where Manson was being held.
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Miriam Sanders notes on internet searches.
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Detailed chronology of going through all 15 or so boxes of Manson group data, and compiling the new edition.
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E.S. file of notes and things to do to complete update of the Family, with over 100 new pages of information.
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A red country and western shirt Squeaky Fromme et al with human hair apparently inwoven, made for E.S. in 1970 around the time that Warner/Reprise released E.S.'s album "Sanders Truckstop."
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Tape 1: Manson 1968 January-May; Tape 2: Manson 1969 May-June-July; Tape 3: The Process; Tape 4.
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Files on Paul Dostie, among others. Some cassettes and cds.
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Contains drafts, notes, and correspondence.
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14 boxes
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Numerous albums, including the Fugs, and CD copies of "America a History in Verse."
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See also Fugs materials; Includes Fugs final CD part 2, E. Sanders/Jules Shear Songs 2009.
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See also Fugs materials; Includes Fugs final CD part 2, E. Sanders/Jules Shear Songs 2009.
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Contains drafts and notes for poems, songs, scripts, recordings, and performances, such as . See also Fugs materials.
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Plus Woodstock Evening News, 1/2 hour weekly shows 1995-1996.
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Performances of E.S. plus Lawrence Ferlinghetti at Woodstock Community Center 1998; Diane Wakoski in Detroit 1997; E.S. and John Wieners in Boston 1998; E.S. performing Blake's "Ah Sunflower, Weary of Time" at Allen Ginsberg's loft 1997 September, near his ashes in Buddhist shrine; William Burroughs' festival in Lawrence Kansas, 1996.
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Includes E.S.with Kerouac on Buckley's "Firing Line" 1968; "Poetry in Motion"; E.S. narrating part of Beat bio, "The Source," 1965, PBS filming of E.S.reading and talking at Peace Eye Bookstore, et al.
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Included in this box is a film of artist/filmmaker Harry Smith's cottage in Boulder at time of his demise in 1991; Ray Bremser Memorial Service 1998; video on d.a. levy; Michael McClure; Irwin Thompson in Woodstock; Ira Cohen; Philip Whalen; Gary Snyder; Allen Ginsberg, E.S. interviewing him at his apartment on 1993 March 25; Allen Ginsberg "American Masters" PBS special 1997; Allen Ginsberg on MetroView; Allen Ginsberg bio 2001 on Bravo channel; The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg by Jerry Aronson; Allen Ginsberg bio on video 1990; Allen Ginsberg and Friends (video of performances by E.S., Steve Allen, Paul Simon et al at Sotheby's 1999; Herbert Huncke and Louis Patler 1999; 2 3 3/4 ips audio reels of Anne Waldman at Creative Music Studios 1978; Modern American Poets, WC Williams, Gary Snyder, Frank O'Hara; Gordon Ball—Mexican Jail; Gary Snyder; Benjamin Pratt's Pinero; Dean Reed, American Rebel; Imaging America (on artists) by Hart Perry; Eric Dolphy: Last Date, and other tapes.
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Including 1995 Charles Olson Festival in Gloucester, E.S.in Binghamton with Robert Creeley, 1996; performance of Chekhov bio-drama 1995;Patti Smith in Long Beach 1995; et al.
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Commercially produced Fugs cds
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Fugs cds, most commercially produced, some still wrapped. A few homemade cds and Ed Sanders solo cds
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6 boxes
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Green 3-ring notebook.
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Green file.
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Green file.
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E.S. chaired committee to rewrite Woodstock Zoning Law, also clips and biography pages.
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Blue file.
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See also journals for 2003.
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See Journals for 1996, also box on trips to Europe.
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Red folder.
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E.S. note: "see video E.S. shot."
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E.S. note: "see several videos E.S. filmed."
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Video recorded by E.S.
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E.S. notes this did not happen.
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2005 April 20, E.S. with Aram Saroyan at St. Mark's Church; 2005 April 21 Table Read for Tales of Beatnik Glory in NYC (see box of files on TBGl script); 2005 May 23, Banquet in honor of Tuli Kupferberg in NYC; also salute to Allen Ginsberg.
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Was videotaped.
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Did not happen.
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Sanders withdrew.
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E.S. notes: "big crowd."
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Did not happen.
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Lecture and poetry reading; Gold Mine, reading and signing. Also completed a sequence of Glyphs for New Orleans, later printed by Bill Lavender.
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Includes "Some Poems for Robin", 1987
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Includes photos of E. 7th St., Albany after the fire, and March on Washington, 1983; Abbie Hoffman Memorial 1989; Naropa Institute and Allen Ginsberg; family photos; E.S. with stuffed flamingo
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Family photographs, and some of Nashville to Washington March for Peace, 1962
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Photographs of 1972 Democratic Convention in Miami, including Abbie Hoffman.
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8 boxes
Copies of The Sanders Report, Oui magazine, Woodstock Times, Ulster, Mesechabe, Brutarian Quarterly, Review magazine, Sounds, Crawdaddy, The Cattle Report, Rolling Stock, etc.
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Founded and edited by Ed and Miriam Sanders; full run June 1995-Jan 2003, 177 issues
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4 boxes
3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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2 3-ring notebooks.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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Expandable file with 3-ring notebook, and folder, plus visuals, proposal for book with Bill Binzen.
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Thick 3-ring file, used in performances.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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3-ring notebook.
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Includes: Storm King Art Center, Pitzer College, Old West Church, John Sinclair, Thirsting for Peace, etc.
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3 boxes
One item.
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Folder.
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For exhibition flyer.
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Poster.
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Panel.
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Layout sheet.
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Large panel.
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Posters.
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Double panel.
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Closed folder, with 3 printed issues of The East Village Other, featuring work by Spain.
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Early artwork and schoolwork from Yeshiva of Central Queens, Jamaica High School, and NYU. Framed paintings and drawings
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103 boxes
Poetry in chronological binders, with approx. 54 springbinders, 7 3-ring binders, and 2 archival boxes, ca. 1955–2008. Each volume is paginated, and comprises approx. 8,300 pp., some unpublished.
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2-inch expandable file, with files inside tracing history of the extended poem, beginning with notes taken in 1989, E.S. teaching at Robert Bly's Great Mother Conference, and continuing through the 1990s.
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Published version including E.S.'s photos of Jim Morrison's grave in Paris.
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Wedding ode for Judy Owen and Kevin Peters, in Woodstock.
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File figuring out title, and what would be included in book, plus correspondence from Tom Clark, who made the book possible by recommending to Black Sparrow.
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File, "Poems perhaps to be inserted in new book"
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File.
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Play version of Chekhov, performed at the Byrdcliffe Theater in Woodstock.
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3-ring notebook with extended poem and research on DaVinci's life, to be performed with E.S.'s musical instrument, the Lisa Lyre.
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Satirical poem sequence.
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Paste-up for publication.
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Notes for poem begun during Miriam's breast surgery on January 29, 1998, and published as a full page in the Woodstock Journal. With autobiographical notes.
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Notes for book, including signed E.S. drawing of "healing glyph."
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Notes and drafts in preparation for publication.
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195 pp. sequence of notes, resulting in an approx. 50 pp. poem for book, Hymn to the Rebel Café.
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Used notes.
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Notes.
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Second draft notes.
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Limited edition, copy lettered 'E.'
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File of research and notes for investigative poem on the death of Allan Melvill, possibly from mercury poisoning (from feltmaking) in 1832.
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Prosky was a Woodstock environmental activist (he and E.S. stopped a big hotel/convention center) and professor.
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Book published by E.S., pasted-up text, plus drawings for cover, and notes on sequencing.
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Publication file with Black Sparrow, including correspondence with John Martin of Black Sparrow.
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Notes for extended poem.
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Expandable file folder on Sander's project to create a volume of Egyptian Love Poetry; exandable file folder 2015 on Sanders selecting a sequence of poems and glyphs for a book; glyphs 2016-2018; various limited edition printings of his extraterrestrial poems, 2020
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98 pp.
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97 pp.
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Early manuscript, 105 pp. (includes the original version of Poem from Jail).
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Poems for Mollie Cravens Sanders, 44 pp.
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47 pp. (Soft-Man Poems and Songs of Consuela).
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50 pp.
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Notes, drafts, and research files.
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1 box
156 pp.
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198 pp., plus appendices.
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197 pp.
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168 pp.
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277 pp.
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205 pp. plus appendices.
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Notes and lists, signed contract, letters from publisher, preparing this manuscript for publication. Published in 1987, and which won an American Book Award in 1988.
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Notes and Lists preparing this manuscript for Allan Kornblum, 1985 August-1986 September, for Coffee House Press.
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Production file.
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Note file, for poem begun in 1987 during trip to Paris, finished April 1990, featured in Hymn to the Rebel Café, collection published by Black Sparrow in 1992.
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3-ring notebook, April 1987, diary and poem notes for event to protest CIA activities, particularly in Central and South America.
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Project file, with E.S. note: "having just received a National Endowment for the Arts poetry fellowship, [E.S.] used part of the grant money to publish a book in honor of an environmentalist friend, killed in an auto accident."
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Uncorrected galleys, plus press packet sent out in May of 1987.
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Poems/notes from trip to Paris; for long poem, The Ocean Étude, about visiting Jim Morrison's grave in Pere Lachaise, featured in book Hymn to the Rebel Café.
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Book signings and reviews.
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Blue manuscript box, manuscript of project.
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Drawings for text, and typesetter's production notes, mockup.
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File, on E.S. small edition of this book which was numbered, sent to a few poets, including Michael McClure, Jack Collom, Lisa Jarnot, and Mikhail Horowitz.
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172 pp. (includes the published version of Poem from Jail).
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204 pp.
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76 pp.
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170 pp.
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287 pp.
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66 pp.
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164 pp.
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217 pp.
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97 pp.
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163 pp.
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161 pp.
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137 pp.
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284 pp.
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63 pp.
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242 pp.
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E.S. notes: "I was very busy studying the Manson family in 1970 and attending their murder trial in LA, so didn't write much verse."
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Poem file.
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Poem file.
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Award won by E.S., related file.
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Poetry book
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With E.S. drawing of E.A. Poe's grave in Baltimore, plus sketches in Toronto same year of lyres in museum (see "Sappho on E. 7th," the poem associated with E.S.'s Guggenheim fellowship).
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Poems and notes, including 1978 August 23 draft of poem, "Ramamir" about meeting and falling in love with Miriam in 1958 at NYU.
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File, also same month E.S. translating Sappho's "Equal to the Gods...."
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File on this anthology, which included E.S.
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Poetry manuscript.
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Notes for a poem on "Evil" and practitioners of evil.
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Including "Elegy for John F. Kennedy" and sections from "Investigative Poetry" (see also Investigative Poetry Box P-1).
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File on a small book of E.S. translations of Sappho, with tape of Sappho set melody by E.S.
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Includes white binder of Poems for New Orleans 2009, eight CDs, three spiral books by Dave Brinks, and numerous manilla folders
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Expandable file of production and preparation files.
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Expandable file, production files for book, including copy of published book.
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Elegy for Robert Creeley.
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Written in summer.
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Expandable file, folders of notes and drafts putting together full sequence of poems (see related springbinder in poetry series).
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Notes for creation of book, completed 2006 June 24.
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Expandable file, notes and drafts for book.
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Expandable file, year by year, 1991-2005 of poems considered for book.
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1 box
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Manuscript box.
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File.
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File.
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File on drafts and notes for title poem of E.S. 1992 book.
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Book featuring E.S.'s adorned poems, including page of hand-drawn images.
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Production and correspondence file
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Versions 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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Also notes regarding Clayton Eshleman publishing it in Sulfur.
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E.S. notes: "version 3, which helped get E.S. an NEA Fellowship in Poetry, thanks to Robert Creeley, on the panel."
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Files of notes and drawings.
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Notes for final preparation of two manuscripts.
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Poem about meeting wife Miriam in 1958.
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Notes, new version.
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Published in the Woodstock Times.
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E.S. note: "making maple syrup with him in late March, 1985 at Uprise Farm in Erieville, NY."
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Paste-up/prepared manuscript.
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Printed copy.
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For montage of poetry and images, for exhibition at Bard College, "Artists Salute the Return of Halley's Comet."
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Final manuscript, published by North Atlantic Books.
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Full box includes research material on visual aspects of poetry; and notebooks for workshops and classes E.S. has taught on "Site Specific Nature Poetry," and writing while walking in natural places; and material on the poetics of John Ashbery and Kenneth Koch.
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161 pp. plus appendices.
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Sequenced chronological notes, 199 pp.
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288 pp.
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318 pp.
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Includes files and optical media related to the CD version.
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File, circa 100 pp., on Polaris Action E.S. activities 1961.
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File, includes autograph notes for Poem from Jail.
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Notebook.
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File, E.S. note: "E.S. living in commune on E. 33rd, NYC, wrote "Cemetery Hill," and other poems; took part in demonstrations against Russian resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests."
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1961-1964 version.
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Including Songs of Consuela (1962-1964. See also poetry springbinder 1.5.
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Written during years E.S. worked in a cigar store on 42nd and Broadway.
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As published by City Lights Books in 1963.
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For film E.S. was making in 1963.
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Book of E.S. that was published by d.a. levy in Cleveland.
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On psilocybin trip with Charles Olson in 1966. See also file on Olson Memorial Lectures, 1983 for more details; also the poem, "Poseidon's Mane," completed in 2006, published in Let's Not Keep Fighting the Trojan War.
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Includes information about Polaris Action, 1961. drafts and poetry book projects 1960s (also see springbinders of verse)
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The book.
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Plus a copy of America: A History in Verse, Volume 3
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10 boxes
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46 pp.
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Draft of movie treatment (plus another file of correspondence and documents regarding Heroin Truth Squad).Includes another file of correspondence and documents regarding Heroin Truth Squad.
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Draft of novel.
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Musical drama.
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Musical drama.
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In 3-ring binder.
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Including original typescript of Investigative Poetry, 1975-1976; in 3-ring notebook.
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188 pp., in green 3-ring notebook.
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Springbinder with book-length sequence of images of the Snyder Shtinr, an arrancement of oblong bluestone pieces by the creek in Woodstock, dedicated to the health and well-being of Gary Snyder, with introduction, over 200 pp.
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55 pp.
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Manuscript.
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Manuscript.
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Manuscript.
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3-ring binder, book manuscript.
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Springbinder, manuscript, approx. 240 pp.
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92 pp., 1977
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Manuscript.
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Manuscript.
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1979 version.
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1980 version.
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Springbinder, second copy.
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Manuscript.
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Manuscript of a novel, 84 pp..
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3-ring binder.
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First E.S. manuscript.
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46 pp.
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Edward Sanders, Self-Published Books, Pamphlets, Artworks, and Chapbooks, Broadsides. Not including the Fuck You/Press publications, which are in separate box, and see also E.S. boxes of artworks.
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E.S. conceived of, gathered from a number of major American poets and musicians fresh verses for The New Amazing Grace, including original manuscripts from Peter Schickele, Jerome Rothenberg, Faerin naFior, Robert Creeley, Ron Padgett, Jane Wodening, John Newton (with one verse, "When we've been here 10,000 years..." written by another), Allen Ginsberg, Pete Seeger, Miriam Meisler, Robert Bly, Irene Haupel Genco, Peter Leshak, Millicent Allen, Patricia D'Allesandro, Dragon of Ava, Missouri, Suzette Haden Elj, Anselm Hollo, Velma J. Bennett, Robert Hadcock, Anne Waldman, Pauline Oliveros, Jack Collom, Edward Sanders, Mykel D. Myles, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Diane Di Prima, Helen Diacomichal Turley, R. "Dutch" Niendorff, Leadbelly, William Burroughs, Jim Carroll, Diane Wakoski, Amy Gerstler, Tuli Kupferberg, Lee Ann Brown, Vincent Ferrini, Ed Friedman, Jacqueline Scott, Bob Holman, Peggy Haines, Alfred Rabow, T.L. Noe, Karen Edwards, Dan De Vries, Fielding Dawson, Douglas A. Szper, Andrei Codrescu, Joanne Kyger, Maureen Owen, Michael McClure, Lewis MacAdams, Janine Vega, Daniel C. Strizek, Roy Hartry, Jack Collom, Carl Rakosi, Gerrit Lansing, Utah Phillips, Tom Clark, Clayton Eshleman, David Childers, Eileen Myles, Julie Christianson Stivers, Michael Kittell, Renée Girard, Robert Hunter, Vicki Johns, Judy Hussie, Walter Royal Jones, Jr., Jan Kelley, Gretchen L. Woods, Judy Fasone, Gary Salvers, Susan K. Pate, Douglas Udell, Mikhail Horowitz, Beth Borrus. Content includes alphabetical submissions; correspondence; chronological files; script.
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Tales of Beatnik Glory, Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 (1973-2004). (TALES is a series of 57 interconnected stories, which trace the interconnected lives and times of a group of musicians, poets, filmmakers, artists and peace activists, set mainly in New York City, circa 1957-1969. The boxes on TBGl contain considerable historical research on the era covered in the 4 volumes.
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Blue manuscript box.
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Brown expandable file, with 22 short stories, including 5 not published ("The Painters," "The Kick Grid," "A Strange Affair," "The Piano Player," "Wheeling,") in Vol. 1.
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Story (received title later) not used in TBGl.
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Later "Johnny the Foot."
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Later "Vulture Egg Matzoh Brei."
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Cuban Missile Crisis later "Raked Sand."
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Notes for love story not completed.
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A story completed but not used in TBGl.
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Later renamed "Raked Sand."
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Lake Hill, NY (E.S. and family had moved in July from NYC to Woodstock)
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In Sickler Road house in Lake Hill, a hamlet of Woodstock.
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Short story later combined with "The Filmmaker."
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Includes letter from Tom Cornell about being at Stanley's Bar, 12th and Ave. B, the night people thought nuclear war would begin.
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42 pp. manuscript.
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File of correspondence and notes on conversations with Hart Perry, plus other attempts to secure funding for film; plus more notes on "The Grid."
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Used material—Stages I, II, III.
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Blue 3-ring notebook, working in late 1976 to improve the text.
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E.S. note: "Packed 3-ring notebook, containing back and forth with Hart Perry 1976-1978 trying to do a movie based on 'The Grid.' Perry's movie, with Barbara Kopple, 'Harlan County U.S.A.' was coming out, and making them well known."
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Maroon file box, with 4X6inch cards.
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File.
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File, includes photos taken in 1984, for use in story, "Cynthia."
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File.
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Green 3-ring binder.
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Thick file.
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Used for "Talbot Goes to Birmingham."
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Used for "Talbot Goes to Birmingham."
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File based on material supplied 1979 and earlier by Miriam Sanders, for story "Wild Women of East Tenth" and for "The Van Job."
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Growing out of the 1984 version. E.S. began in spring 1989 to write a new version, finished late October; includes notes and research material.
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File including letters regarding finding a publisher in 1986; plus humorous pp. searching for an appropriate title for Vol. 2.
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Blue manuscript box.
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File.
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File on publishers, figuring out sequence and final titles of stories for TBGl, Vol. 2.
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As published by Citadel/Underground.
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E.S. note: "file of E.S. attempts to improve the cover design for Vol 1/Vol 2 as published by Citadel Underground in 1990. (See boxes of E.S. artwork for original drawings and designs submitted by E.S. to Citadel, to no avail)."
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Submitted to Citadel Underground, with jacket copy and endorsements by Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs (see separate box of publication/production information for the four volumes of TBGl, for the editions of 1975, 1990, and 2004).
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Brown expandable file history of writing TBGl Vol. 3, and finding a publisher, 1990, 1900-1994, 1996, also 2002-2003; also material on working on a script with Lawrence Sacharow, 1996, on TBGl.
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Blue 3-ring notebooks.
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File.
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File, drafts and used notes.
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Thick file, regarding murders on Avenue B fall of 1967, used in story, "Beckett's Toast."
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Draft manuscript of TBGl. Vol. 3, titled Revolution.
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Not final.
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File.
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E.S.: "Just about final draft of "The Hempune," a story which was very difficult to research and to write."
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White 3-ring notebook.
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File with table of contents and notes about how to complete the book.
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Brown expandable file, 2003, story by story, working in 2003 on final version (printed by Thunder's Mouth Press in 2004).
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Blue 3-ring notebook containing "[i]deas for characters, vignettes, and Stories," for Tales of Beatnik Glory, Vol. 2.
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E.S. note: " idea for a story about a pernicious beatnik woman."
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E.S. note: "notes for a story about what they called groupies."
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E.S. note: "based on true story about husband and wife artists, who perished in a fire, huddled against a window."
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Later combined with "Shame," a story in TBGl Vol. 4.
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E.S. note: "Idea for short story about Cardinal Spellman and J. Edgar Hoover (should have gone ahead and written it)."
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E.S. note: (based on a putative true story involving the Beatles and a well known female singer."
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Idea for story about the money from Monterey Pop Festival.
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Idea for story starring Sam Thomas, Enid Baumbach, et al.
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Material used for the story "I Have a Dream" in TBGl Vol. 2.
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File which led to story in TBGl Vol. 4.
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File on possible story for TBGl.
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File for story, "An East Village Hippie in King Arthur's Court."
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3-ring notebook, thick with notes for poem, "Yiddish Speaking Socialists of the Lower East Side," plus notes and drafts for story, "Farbrente Rose," for TBGl II, plus photos of Grand Street, and 56 Ludlow in 1982 (where story occurs in 1963), note book from 1982-1983; with drawings by E.S.
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For Talbot Runs for Office.
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Story note ultimately used in TBGI.
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Includes E.S. sketch of Suncatch's pot-brick compression.
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From Barney Hoskyns' book "Waiting for the Sun."
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For Johnny Ray Slage, Ready to Rock.
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Later changed to "Cynthia Escapes the Wheel of Gimme."
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Mostly Spring 2003.
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Mostly Spring 2003. Includes research on lupus.
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Later "A Ghost on 20th." First notes, 1997 October, first drafts 1997 October, more drafts, 2002 July-August, 2003-February-March-May-June.
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Notes and clippings on homelessness and homeless encampment in Tompkins Square Park and eviction of squatters.
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Zen Rock Garden at the House of Nothingness Café.
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Poem.
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Sequence of drafts.
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Notes from 1990s and drafts beginning June-July 2002, April-May 2003.
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First notes July 2002, final version May 2003.
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Idea for possible ending to Tales of Beatnik Glory, Sam and John melt together.
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Packed 2 1/2 inch expandable file containing "Reworking Tales of Beatnik Glory 4, fall 2003-winter 2004": October 2003; reworking "Talbot Goes to Birmingham; reworking "A Night of Total Blues"; reworking "The Great Thrills Funerary Games"; "Blake Songs," new version; reworking "Rock and Roll Detective"; Inserts to "A Dance on the Moon"; reworking "A Dance on the Moon"; November 2003: reworking "Debby Harnigan Goes Hockey"; reworking "The Wolf Comes to Mindscape"; More notes on "The Wolf," and more research on lupus; reworking "A Ghost on 20th" ; reworking "Sam Thomas in the Park"; reworking "Shame"; reworking "Without a Drop of Blood"
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E.S.: "replaced a bunch of sections moving along toward completing this 30 year project!"
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Three ring notebook, includes draft of "April," about Columbia uprising 1968 not included in TBGl 4.
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Three ring notebook of drafts and ideas for a story for TBGl based on the 1968 Columbia University uprising; also for a possible film.
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2 1/2 inch expandable file: History of Tales of Beatnik Glory Vol. 4: accurate chronology 1997-2003 of beginning and completing the volume; History of Tales of Beatnik Glory Vol. 4, final intense day-by-day completing of book October-November 10, 2003, when E.S. did his usual book-completion dance in the driveway; TBGl IV, 2003 August 11 preparing a manuscript to send to agent Jim Fitzgerald; TBGl IV, Research; Notes for possible inserts, TBGl IV; Story idea, "The Fate of Kliver" or "The Life and Death of Andrew Kliver"; Notes from TBGl I/II for possible use in Vol. IV; Notes on Uncle Thrills; story idea, "Tone Torture"; story idea "The Emergence of Arnelda Slage; TBGl IV, possible vignettes to include.
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Contains one published copy and four white binders
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Includes correspondence with the Stonehill Publishing Company, publicity and reviews, revisions, and cover art. Also included are ideas for revisions in Tales of Beatnik Glory I, including a pictorial article in the magazine Stern on the California gas chamber.
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Includes notes of E.S. on how to stop this project.
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2 1/2 inch expandable folder, "Beat of Freedom," screenplay on TBGl. I-II, by Edward Sanders and Lawrence Sacharow: 1996, inquiries on movie rights from Mitch Sisskind, Brian Dykstra, and Kristin Ladner; sample script, "Love, Spaceships and Calamari" by Tom Colello; sample script, "None of the Above, the Life and Times of Abbie Hoffman," by Bruce Graham; Notes, agreement regarding script, E.S. with Lawrence Sacharow; Sequence of drafts, 1997, script, E.S. and Lawrence Sacharow; folder, working on script, E.S. and Sacharow, August 1997; used notes, 1997 TBGl film; 3-ring notebook, script: "Beat of Freedom," 1997-1998, plus correspondence and notes
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With Bill Adler.
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With Linda Hawkins.
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Film rights, TBGl, with Brian Dykstra, plus his treatment.
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Includes contract and negotiations, E.S. with Phil Hartman, for option of Tales of Beatnik Glory.
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Screenplay by Philip Hartman.
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Screenplay by Edward Sanders, Vincent Fremont and Shelley Dunn.
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Includes notes, poetry, correspondence, and various drafts (such as revisions and table read scripts).
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Script Sequence (Sanders / Fremont / Dunn)
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Source lists throughout, white 3-ring binder.
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Contract between E.S. and John Martin of Black, plus correspondence to and from John Martin, late 1993-through 1994.
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After NYS Poet's Ceremony.
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Removed 1/22/94.
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Black folder.
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6 boxes
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Also see manuscript in 3-ring binder 1.28.
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First proofs, editing of book, Black Sparrow Press.
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Appendices and end notes
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Appendices and end notes
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See poem "Sappho on East 7th."
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3-ring binder.
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Not used.
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SDS publication.
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Notes used in Shards of God.
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Includes notes, poetry, and various drafts
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Includes posters, flyers, and leaflets.
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Printed posters.
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E.S.: "Posters printed at the Peace Eye Bookstore, 1968, a good number of them printed by the Motherfuckers."
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Chicago: Allen Ginsberg, Abbie Hoffman, Phil Ochs holding a daisy; Allen G with Jean Genet and E.S. and others; Paul Krassner, scenes from Unbirthday Party for Lyndon Johnson, scenes of protest, plus contact sheets.
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Fall of 1968.
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Sent by Art Kunkin from the Los Angeles Free Press.
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Includes Brad Lyttle's "Chicago Report" on the 1968 demonstrations and a police bail bond report for a demonstrator dated 1968 August 23.
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Folder of Chicago newspapers including riot data.
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Another folder of Chicago newspapers during riots.
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For Unbirthday Party for LBJ in Chicago; E.S. was emcee.
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Featuring Yippie "leaders" discussing plans for Youth International Party.
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E.S. note: "(in Grand Central Station, totally packed with Yippie supporters)."
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E.S.: "Abbie Hoffman arrested for wearing American flag shirt (my, how times have changed!)."
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Yippie "Fuck the System" mailing September 1968, during which they mailed out a few thousand marijuana cigarettes and flyers to randomly selected people.
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Marked: "I kept this folder packed with clippings, newspapers, photos, etc. from 1968 till 1995 when I began 1968, a History in Verse
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Hand written notes to E.S., preparing E.S. for E.S.'s testimony in early 1970 at Chicago 7 trial, in Federal Court in Chicago.
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E.S. note: "to show the difference."
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Written early 1968 and printed in a number of underground newspapers.
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Includes "good reportage on Paris uprising by J.J. Lebel in Rat" (E.S.).
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E.S. note: "Before Chicago."
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File including statements of William Burroughs, Jean Genet, Terry Southern, Allen Ginsberg regarding rough treatment of protesters; other Yippie posters, etc.
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J.A. arrested for bombings.
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The Poetry and Life of Allen Ginsberg (boxes include letters from Ginsberg and memorabilia associated with Ginsberg and the Beats)
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Folder of clippings and mimeos, received by E.S. from Ginsberg
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File of material sent to E.S., with notations by Ginsberg
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3 x 5 in. cards for preparation.
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E.S. note: "final flow."
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Early drafts of early sections.
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Loose notes and newspaper.
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123 pp. version removed and replaced.
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Not final version.
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83 pp. draft removed and replaced.
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3 manuscripts, with history of the project.
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Notes from section XXII.
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Writings and lectures on poetics, arranged chronologically; including E.S.'s 1976 manifesto Investigative Poetry, published by City Lights Books (See also, 3-ring folder, "The Olson Memorial Lectures, 1983 in the manuscript box in the green baby barn, and on the shelves in the grey baby barn, "Visual Aspects of Verse," 1983' "The Ginsberg Method," 1994 lecture; "Various Writings of the 1970s" which includes the Original typescript for the "Investigative Poetry" manifesto, 1976)// Investigative Poetry and Poetics 1975-2006
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Including notes from International Countercultural Festival in Montreal, April 1975, preparing manifesto, "Investigative Poetry."
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Blue 3-ring notebook.
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Notes.
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Edition published by City Lights Books, San Francisco, in 1976.
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Copy sent to Rick Fields for excerpt in Loka magazine.
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3-ring notebook with notes on such poetic issues as "The Theory of the Data Cluster," and questioning hostile sources in the course of investigative poetry.
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Notes on talks on Investigative Poetry.
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E.S.'s further manifesto on Investigative Poetics.
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Blue 3-ring notebook, for talk given in Buffalo.
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Essay on Poetry and Opera.
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3-ring white notebook, for talk at the New College in San Francisco.
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Notes for participation in a panel on Black Mountain in the fall of 1986.
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At the University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA.
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Includes transcriptions of two talks given by E.S.: 1. "The Theory and Practice of the Electronic Bard (1986)," and "Bicameral Nature Poetry (1990)."
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Original manuscript, self-published manifesto by E.S.
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2 1/2 inch expandable file.
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Folder, notes for talk in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Notes for talk.
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At celebration of Allen Ginsberg, Naropa University.
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Self-published booklet on metrics, poetics, and life of Sappho, used in lecture E.S. gave at Poets House in New York City.
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The Party, a Chronological Perspective on a Confrontation at a Buddhist Seminary published 1979 1977-1979 (three boxes). This is an investigative Poetry project involving the forced stripping of noted poet W.S. Merwin and his close friend Dana Naone at a Buddhist retreat in the fall of 1975, and its controversial literary fall-out. (Published as a book by P.C.C. press, Woodstock, NY) Includes chronological files 1977-1980; large charts and timelines placed on walls of E.S. apartment in Boulder during Investigative Poetry class in Boulder, Colorado.
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3-ring notebook.
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Finished 1977 July 7.
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2 cassettes.
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E.S. has written articles and essays for a variety of publications, including The New York Times, Village Voice, Kansas City Star, Los Angeles Free Press, the East Village Other, and a number of (such as articles on the secret White House taping system and telephone rates, both in Village Voice.) Reviews of Allen Ginsberg's The Fall of America, and of Gary Snyder's poetry, Armand Schwerner's poetry, et al. Also, material on manifesto, The Z/D Generation. One bankers box.
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Rolodex, cash box with keys, cigar box of Peace Eye receipts, files.
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Includes files and photographs relating to the history of the Peace Eye Bookstore
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Includes materials relating to the history of the Peace Eye Book Store
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A full length musical/poetic tracing of the life of the union activist poisoned by plutonium; produced in 1979 and 1980.
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1984
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1988
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1989
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1990
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1991
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1992
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1993
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1994
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1995
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1996
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1997
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1998
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 1999
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2000
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2001
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2002
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2003
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2003
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Karen Silkwood Cantata, Tapes from Creative Music Studio performance in 1979 and Bard College performance, 2004; also contains blue folder of notes and plan-sheets for premier of Karen Silkwood Cantata
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Includes arrangements and lead sheets; Cassandra 2000 version; Version 3 with a history of writing it and attempts at getting it produced 2001 in Greece; 1993 version and Version One from September 1992
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Detailed history tracing the creation of original version of Cassandra, a Muscial Drama, 1991-1992; working files for Sweden summer of 1992; preparing for premier at River Arts, September 1992; work on second version of Cassandra, a Musical Drama, 1993.
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File of images for Cassandra; files for version 3 of Cassandra, (1994-1995), letters and E.S. notes of conversations, 1993-1995)
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Files tracing 1992 production of Cassandra, directed by Lawrence Sacharow, at River Arts in Woodstock; the performance of Cassandra in July of 1993 in Boulder, Colorado; and the history, and fundraising for the 1993 production of Cassandra at Byrdcliff Barn in Woodstock.
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Consists of drafts of short stories.
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Clippings and reviews.
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Novel set in the art world of early SoHo, published by Turtle Island Press 1980
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E.S. working with historian Alf Evers Helping him prepare his history of Kingston, NY (the first Capitol of New York State). Alf Evers is a well-known historian, who wrote a history of the Catskills and a history of Woodstock, NY.E.S. served as typist, research assistant and "eyes" to the nearly blind and deaf Mr. Evers, beginning in 1997, when he was 92, and continuing for the next seven years, until Evers passed away in late 2004, just before his 100th birthday, helping him write and complete his history of Kingston, NY, which Overlook Press published in 2005.
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Ann Charters photographs, notecards, Wounded Water project, Fugs in Woodstock, Alf Evers binder, Sanders family photos 1998-2002, and other files.
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Includes interviews with family members at various times (in the form of seven audiocassettes, as well as notes, descriptions, and correspondence); family and personal correspondence; research files on Blue Springs, Missouri; high school reunion ephemera and photographs; and notes and general research files.
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Includes six white binders of manuscripts; Let's Not Keep Fighting the Trojan War, Fame & Love in New York, Thirsting for Peace in a Raging Country, Humorous Poetry, Chekhov, A History in Verse
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Typed mimeograph stencils for Fuck You Number 5, Volume 10 (1965) and for "Banana" Anthology (1965-1966), including works by d.a. levy, Michael McClure, Carol Berge, Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainerd, Gary Snyder, and others.
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Includes Hymn to Glyphs, Hathor, "poems to finish", "short story ideas", Sugar Maple
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Includes writings such as Beautiful Air, Henry Hudson, Big Bang Leading to Multiverse, Unas the Magnificent, etc.