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Scope and Contents
Restrictions
Related Material
Separated Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Series I. Works and Related Materials, 1965-2003
Series II. Photographs, circa 1970s
Series III. Works by Others, 1971-2002
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Victor Bockris and Andrew Wylie:
A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection in the Manuscript Collection
at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
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Creator: |
Bockris, Victor (1949- ) and Wylie,
Andrew |
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Title: |
Victor Bockris and Andrew Wylie
Collection |
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Dates: |
1965-2003 (bulk 1972-1976) |
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Abstract: |
This collection represents the
writing collaboration between Victor Bockris and Andrew Wylie during the 1970s. |
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Extent: |
7 boxes, 1 galley folder, 1 oversize folder (2.94 linear feet) |
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Language: |
English |
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Repository: |
The University of Texas at Austin, Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center |
This collection represents the writing collaboration between Victor Bockris and
Andrew Wylie during the 1970s. It is divided into three series: I. Works and Related
Materials, 1965-2003; II. Photographs, circa 1970s; III. Works by Others, 1971-2002.
Series I. comprises the bulk of the collection, and is divided into three subseries.
Subseries A. Subject Files, contains typescripts and tearsheets for works written by
Bockris and Wylie, and published under the name Bockris-Wylie. The contents are
arranged alphabetically by the last names of the subjects. It includes drafts and
typescripts for their book Ali: Fighter, Poet,
Prophet, as well as many interviews published in a variety of periodicals,
including The Coldspring Journal, The Drummer, and Oui.
Some of the notable subjects are William S. Burroughs, Salvador Dali, Mick Jagger,
François Truffaut, and Andy Warhol.
Subseries B. is arranged by title and contains works written individually by Bockris
or Wylie, and with various collaborators, as well as interviews used for two books,
How I Learned to Like Myself, and "The Life of Poetry." The latter two works contain
interviews of multiple subjects.
Subseries C. Correspondence and Project Files is comprised of correspondence to
Bockris and Wylie from Gerard Malanga, Aram Saroyan, and other various
correspondents, as well as one folder of notes for various projects.
Series II. Photographs includes photographs of artists, musicians, and writers, some
of whom were closely associated with Andy Warhol and the Factory, including Lou Reed
and Holly Woodlawn. Other notable photographic subjects include Yoko Ono and John
Lennon, Alice Cooper, and Patti Smith. The photographers are unknown for the bulk of
the photographs.
Series III. contains works by others, some of which were edited by Bockris or Wylie,
and published by Telegraph Books. Of interest are an inscribed copy of "Explosion of the Swan: Salvador Dali on Federico
García-Lorca and Three Poems" by Gerard Malanga, and a typescript copy of
"Judith" by Patti Smith.
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Open for research
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The Ransom Center also has two boxes of manuscripts and correspondence relating to
Telegraph Books acquired in 1974. |
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Books, film, and sound recordings received with the Bockris-Wylie collection have
been transferred to the appropriate departments in the Ransom Center. |
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Purchase, 2005 (Reg. no. 15408)
Hope Rider, 2007
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Series I. Works and Related Materials, 1965-2003 |
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Subseries A. Subject Files, 1965-1976 |
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Ali: Fighter, Poet, Prophet
(1974) |
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1-6 |
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Draft sections, handwritten and typed |
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7 |
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Typescript |
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Galleys (*removed to galley folders) |
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8 |
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Book jackets and materials re Ali |
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9 |
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Photographs |
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Folder |
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1 |
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Amis, Martin [by Bockris]: "Martin
Amis," interview transcript, tearsheet from Interview vol. IV, no. 3, 1976
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2-5 |
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Beach, Mary and Claude Pélieu: "The Last Interview in Black and White," interview
transcripts, final typescript, tearsheet from The Coldspring Journal, no. 6 March-April 1975
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Bogdanovich, Peter: "A
Conversation with Peter Bogdanovich," interview
transcripts, tearsheet from The
Drummer, 8 April 1975 |
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Burroughs, William |
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7 |
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"1st interview"
transcript, undated |
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Rolling Stone interview,
circa 1976 |
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8 |
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Transcript with corrections, photocopy |
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9 |
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Edited transcript |
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10 |
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Colum, Padraic [by Wylie]: "Interview with Padraic Colum on James Joyce," interview
transcript photocopy, September-November 1965 |
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11 |
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Cook, Peter and Dudley Moore: "Conversation with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore by . . .
," interview transcript photocopy, tearsheet from Oui, August 1975 |
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Folder |
| 3 |
1 |
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Dali, Salvador: "A Conversation
with Salvador Dali," interview transcripts, photographs,
[Coldspring Journal , no. 7,
1975] |
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2 |
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Dallesandro, Joe: "Viva Interview:
Joe Dallesandro," interview transcript, tearsheet from
Viva, undated |
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3-4 |
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Halston: "Halston
Interview," interview transcripts, photocopy clippings re
Halston, circa 1974 |
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Huston, John: "A Conversation with
John Huston," tearsheet from The
Drummer, 30 July 1974 |
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Jagger, Mick: "The Mick Jagger
Interview," interview transcripts, original and version
sent to Playboy, undated |
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Johnson, Ray: "Mayday Ray
Graduates Collage," tearsheet from The Drummer, 15 May 1973; correspondence and short
works [mail art] |
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Mead, Taylor: "Taylor Mead on Five
Dollars a Day," tearsheet from The
Drummer, 22 January 1974 |
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Michener, James: interview transcripts; tearsheets for "James Michener: Portrait of the American
Novelist," by Jeff Goldberg, The
Drummer, 13 November 1973 |
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Morrissey, Paul: "Paul Morrissey
24 December 1973 at The Factory," interview transcript,
photograph |
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Perich, Anton: "Who's That Playing
with My Cable," tearsheet from The
Drummer, 1 May 1973, clippings, photographs, publicity
posters |
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12 |
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Reed, Lou: "The Lou Reed
Interview," interview transcript, Oui, 1974 |
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13 |
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Sanders, Ed: "Part I Early Days:
The Fugs; 'The Family': An Interview with Ed Sanders" and
"Part II Among the Damned: An
Interview with Ed Sanders," interview transcripts,
photographs, tearsheets from The
Drummer, 5 and 12 June 1973 |
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Folder |
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Saroyan, Aram: The Rest,
Telegraph Press proofs, 1971; Telegrams: Aram Saroyan Special Issue, 1971 [edited by
Bockris] |
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Schjeldahl, Peter: biographical notes,
handwritten |
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Snyder, Jimmy "The Greek":
interview transcript |
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Truffaut, François: "Conversation:
François Truffaut by . . . ," interview transcript
photocopy, tearsheet from Oui,
September 1974 |
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Van Sydow, Max: "Max Van Sydow: An
Interview by . . . ," interview transcript and carbon
typescript, Oui, 1973 |
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Warhol, Andy |
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"Andy Warhol Tapes,"
transcripts 11-31 July 1973 |
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"A Long Story about a
Renaissance Man," article typescripts, photographs
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Tearsheets from The
Drummer: "Andy
Warhol," 1 January 1974; "A
Long Story About a Renaissance Man," 25 December
1973; "Warhol at Work," 9
October 1973 |
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Wieners, John: "Twenty Hour
Ballet: An Interview with John Wieners," interview
transcript, photographs, for Contact
no. 7 |
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Wyman, Bill: "How Does it Feeeel .
. . ," interview transcripts, tearsheet from The Drummer, 15 October 1974
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Subseries B. By Title, 1971-2003 |
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Folder |
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"100 Good Things" [by
Bockris in collaboration with Patricia Loud], typescript, 1976
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12 |
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AliWarhol: The Video (2003)
[by Bockris in collaboration with David Schmidlapp], press release
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How I Learned to Like Myself
(1975) [in collaboration with Gay Bryant] |
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Interview transcripts |
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Ali, Muhammad |
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Diller, Phyllis |
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Fiedler, Arthur, with letter |
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Michener, James, with letter |
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Mitchell, Martha |
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Polanski, Roman |
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Warhol, Andy |
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Typescript photocopy; publicity materials |
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"Keys," large poetry cards,
undated (*removed to oversize folder) |
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Folder |
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"The Life of Poetry"
(unpublished, circa 1973) |
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Interview transcripts |
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Brown, Otis: "Brown is
Beautiful" |
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Hawkins, Spike [in collaboration with Constance
Pickard]: "I Am an Atmosphere
Merchant"; poetry, 1973 |
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Malanga, Gerard: "Confessions of an Ace" |
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Padgett, Ron: "Like
Everybody Else" |
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5-7 |
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Typescript photocopy |
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"13 bibliographies,"
typescripts and photocopies |
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Tenderloin [by Wylie],
Telegraph Books signed proof, 1971 |
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"What frightens you most?,"
interview transcripts, notes, typescript, tearsheet from Oui, undated |
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"What's better than sex?"
phone survey for Oui transcripts,
proofs, 1974 |
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Zazzle: Andrew Wylie Special
Issue, author's copy, 1971 |
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Subseries C. Correspondence and Project Files, 1973-1976
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Folder |
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Correspondence |
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Malanga, Gerard, 1973-1976; some photocopy poems included
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Saroyan, Aram, 1974-1976 |
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Folder |
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Various correspondents |
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1973-1975 |
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1975-1976 |
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Miscellaneous projects, notes |
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Series II. Photographs, circa 1970s |
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Folder |
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Bockris, Victor, by Andrew Wylie |
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Brown, Otis; Larry Fagin; John Giorno |
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Butler, Bill; Victor Bockris; unidentifed, 1972 |
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Cage, John, [by Anton Perich] |
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Cooper, Alice |
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Dice [poetry] |
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Gillespie, Dana |
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Hawkins, Spike |
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Loud, Pat |
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Miller, Mitch |
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Moore, Dudley |
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Ono, Yoko |
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Ono, Yoko; John Lennon; Edgar Winter, [by Anton Perich]
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Pickard family |
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Reed, Lou; Alice Cooper; Anton Perich; Holly Woodlawn; Viva;
Peter Cook and Judy Huxtable Cook |
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Reed, Lou; Holly Woodlawn |
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Saroyan, Aram |
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Schjeldahl, Peter and Andrew Wylie |
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Smith, Patti and Victor Bockris |
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Telegraph authors photo shoot, contact sheets |
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Viva |
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Waldman, [Anne], paintings by Alex Katz |
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Warhol, Andy with Mao paintings |
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Warhol, Andy, movie-related |
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Weatherly, Tom |
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Wieners, John and Gerrit Lansing; "March '73, on roof of apartment 20th & 3rd" |
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Wilcox, John, by Anton Perich |
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Woodlawn, Holly |
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Unidentified subjects [some by Peter Simon] (*oversize photograph
removed to oversize folder) |
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Series III. Works by Others, 1971-2002 |
| Box |
Folder |
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Girodias, Maurice. "Communion of All
the Suns: An Open Letter to Dane Rudhyar, Astrologer,"
typescript [for Coldspring Journal,
1976], correspondence, photographs |
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Folder |
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Joris, Pierre. The Fifth Season,
inscribed proof, 1971 |
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Malanga, Gerard |
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"Explosion of the Swan: Salvador
Dali on Federico García-Lorca and Three Poems,"Sparrow 35 (Black Sparrow Press),
August 1975, inscribed |
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"This is Charles Olson
Speaking," typescript photocopy, 25 June 1975, inscribed
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Various poems, photography, short works, typescripts and
clippings |
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Reed, Lou. "All the pretty people,""Do angels need haircuts," typescript
photocopies |
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Reich, Matthew, "Writings,"
typescript, poems, drawings |
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Robbins, Fred. Article re Liv Ullmann in Coq, tearsheet, undated
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Saroyan, Aram. Annotated bibliography; six poems from Poetry in Motion, photocopies; family
photographs |
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Smith, Patti, "Judith," poem
typescript; various publicity materials, 1997-2002 |
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Warhol, Andy. Articles, tearsheets, 1975 |
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Weatherly, Tom. Articles; typescript photocopy; tearsheet from
The Drummer, 19 June 1973
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Unidentified. "Sunset," poem
printed on orange cards and "Are you asleep.
. . ," poem printed on yellow cards |
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