Register of Kenward Elmslie Papers

Abstract

Papers of Kenward Elmslie, writer, performer, editor and publisher associated with the "New York School" of writers and artists. Elmslie's lyrics and libretti for operas and musicals-- MISS JULIE (1965), LIZZIE BORDEN (1966), THE SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966), THE GRASS HARP (1972), and THE SEAGULL (1974)-- brought a contemporary style to the language of musical theatre. Elmslie also wrote in various prose and verse forms and a collection of his writing, MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971), won the Frank O'Hara Award for Poetry in 1971. He was recognized with a Ford Foundation Grant and a National Council of the Arts Award. As editor and publisher of Z MAGAZINE and Z Press, Elmslie promoted the work of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, Jean Boulte, Joe Brainard, Michael Brownstein, Joanne Kyger, Ron Padgett, James Schuyler, and Anne Waldman, among others. The collection documents his literary career and personal life from the 1930s through the 1990s, with the bulk of the material spanning the period 1942-1995. Correspondence is a large and significant part of the collection, which also contains Elmslie's working and personal journals, notebooks, drafts and proofs of his published writings, unpublished material, handmade books and scrapbooks, and photographs. There is also work by Joe Brainard, John Latouche and other writers and composers with whom Elmslie worked. The papers are arranged in eleven series: 1) CORRESPONDENCE, 2) PERFORMANCE/THEATRE WORKS, 3) WRITINGS BY ELMSLIE, 4) PHOTOGRAPHS, 5) BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL, 6) Z PRESS PRODUCTION FILES, 7) JOE BRAINARD MATERIAL, 8) JOHN LATOUCHE MATERIAL, 9) WRITINGS OF OTHERS 10) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL, and 11) ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES.

Biography

Kenward Gray Elmslie was born in New York City on April 27, 1929, to William Gray Elmslie, a British businessman, and Constance Pulitzer, daughter of newspaper magnate Joseph Pulitzer. His early childhood was spent in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and he attended preparatory schools in Virginia, Ohio and Massachusetts. He was graduated from Harvard in 1950 with a B.A. in literature and began his writing career as a lyricist and librettist in collaboration with several composers. His published work for the musical theatreincludes THE SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966) and LIZZIE BORDEN (1966), music by Jack Beeson; MISS JULIE (1965), music by Ned Rorem, and three works with composer Thomas Pasatieri, THE SEAGULL (1974), WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976), and THREE SISTERS (1986). He also wrote both the book and lyrics for a musical, THE GRASS HARP (1972) based on Truman Capote's novel.

In 1954 Elmslie began to publish his stories, short plays and verse in little magazines and gather them into collections: PAVILIONS (1961), POWER PLANT POEMS (1967), ALBUM (1969), CIRCUS NERVES (1971), MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971), ORCHID STORIES (1973), TROPICALISM (1975), TOPIARY TREK (1977), MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980), SUNG SEX (1990), CHAMP DUST (1994), BARE BONES (1995), ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). He also began to collaborate with graphic artists, especially with Joe Brainard on THE BABY BOOK (1965), THE CHAMP (1968), THE 1967 GAMEBOOK CALENDAR (1967), and SHINY RIDE (1972); with Donna Dennis on 26 BARS; and with Ken Tisa on BIMBO DIRT (1982) and PALAIS BIMBO SNAPSHOTS (1982).

In 1973 Elmslie became the editor of the Poetry Project's literary magazine, Z, and continued through issue ZZZZZZ in 1978. He was also editor and publisher of Z Press, publishing work by John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, Jean Boulte, Joe Brainard, Ian Finlay, Steve Gianakos, Joanne Kyger, Harry Matthews, Ron Padgett, James Schulyer, Anne Waldman and Marjorie Walish, among others.

Elmslie belonged to the American Guild of Authors and Composers, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and the Dramatists' Guild. His "Power Plant Sestina" (1967) received an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1971) received the Frank O'Hara Award.

For a chronology of Elmslie's life, full bibliographic information for his work and an extensive interview, see William C. Bamberger, KENWARD ELMSLIE: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PROFILE. Bamberger Books, 1993.

Scope and Content

The Kenward Elmslie Papers document Elmslie's personal life and career from the 1930s through the 1990s and include correspondence, personal and working journals and notebooks, drafts, revisions, original submissions, and edited galleys for most of his published writings, and much unpublished material. The materials include correspondence with composers Jack Beeson, John Latouche, Claibe Richardson, Thomas Pasatieri and Ned Rorem and graphic artists Joe Brainard, Donna Dennis and Kenneth Tisa. The production files of Z MAGAZINE and Z Press contain correspondence and manuscripts of writers and artists including John Ashbery, Jean Boulte, Joe Brainard, Ian Hamilton, Steve Gianakos, Joanne Kyger, Harry Matthews, Ron Padgett, James Schuyler, Anne Waldman, and Marjories Welish. There are a substantial number of photographs including formal portraits and snapshots depicting Elmslie, his friends and colleagues, his travels and interests, as well as albums containing photographs of members of the Pulitzer and Elmslie families in the early decades of the twentieth century. Also represented are pre-publication drafts by other poets and writers and manuscripts and miscellaneous materials by Joe Brainard and John Latouche.

The papers span the period 1901-2000, with the bulk of the material dated between 1950-1995. The collection occupies 39.85 linear feet and is arranged in eleven series: 1) CORRESPONDENCE, 2) PERFORMANCE/THEATRE WORKS, 3) WRITINGS BY ELMSLIE, 4) PHOTOGRAPHS, 5) BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL, 6) Z PRESS PRODUCTION FILES, 7) JOE BRAINARD MATERIAL, 8) JOHN LATOUCHE MATERIAL, 9) WRITINGS OF OTHERS, 10) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL, and 11) ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES.

SERIES 1: CORRESPONDENCE

The CORRESPONDENCE series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically within folders. There are two subseries: A) General Correspondence and B) Family Correspondence. Correspondence related to specific Elmslie works, Z Press and the Joe Brainard and John Latouche material are located with their series or subseries.

A) The General Correspondence subseries documents the collaborative nature of much of Elmslie's writing and his support of the art, music and literary communities of the 1950s through 1990s. Correspondents include writers John Ashbery, Ted Berrigan, Maxine Chernoff, Diane Di Prima, Kenneth Koch, Joanne Kyger, Bernadette Mayer, Eileen Myles, James Schuyler, and Anne Waldman; artists Joe Brainard, Donna Dennis, Kenneth Tisa; composers Jack Beeson, Thomas Pasatieri, Claibe Richardson, Ned Rorem, and others. Many were aware of Elmslie's interest in postcards and sent humorous and unusual examples. Elmslie often kept copies of his own letters, sent and unsent, and these are located at the end of the General Correspondence subseries.

B) The Family Correspondence subseries contains letters by Elmslie's father, William Gray Elmslie to his wife Constance and to his son. There are also letters from Elmslie's sisters, Vivien and Cynthia, and from aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.

SERIES 2: PERFORMANCE/THEATRE WORKS

The PERFORMANCE/THEATRE WORKS series is arranged chronologically in three subseries: A) Published Works, B) Unpublished Works and C) Announcements and Flyers.

A) The Published Works subseries is arranged by year of publication, given in parentheses, then alphabetically by title within a single year. The material for each title is arranged in order of production. Related correspondence, if any, is first, followed by folders that may contain notes and outlines, work-in-progress files, drafts, and proofs. Collateral material, such as music scores, photographs or illustrations, is next, followed by advertisements, programs and reviews. In those instances where a sound or film recording was made of a work, material related to these formats concludes the section.

B) The Unpublished Works subseries is arranged alphabetically by title or first line and contains handwritten, typescript, paste-up, and photocopied texts.

C) The Announcement and Flyers subseries is arranged chronologically and contains a variety of promotional formats-- newspaper and magazine advertisements, mailings and posters-- for performances and readings of works by Elmslie.

SERIES 3: WRITINGS BY ELMSLIE

The WRITINGS BY ELMSLIE series is arranged in six subseries: A) Journals and Notebooks, B) Published Poetry and Prose in Collections, C) Published Poetry and Prose in Journals, D) Miscellaneous Published Writings, E) Unpublished Writings, and F) Handmade Books and Scrapbooks.

A) The Journals and Notebooks subseries spans the period 1937-1965 and contains Elmslie's personal and working journals and notebooks. The journals are arranged chronologically and the undated notebooks alphabetically by topic.

B) This subseries is arranged chronologically by publication date of each work, given in parentheses. It begins with Elmslie's lists of his published books, catalogs and announcements of his books, and Elmslie's chronological files of finished work. Titles of collections are capitalized, followed by publication date and titles of individual texts with date of first publication.

C) This subseries is arranged chronologically by date of publication, given in parentheses, and contains typescripts, paste-ups and photocopies.

D) The subseries is arranged chronologically by date of publication and contains a blurbs and introductions for the work of others, reviews and the autobiographical essay, "Libretto Land" (1982).

E) The Unpublished Writings subseries is arranged alphabetically by title or first line and contains typescripts and some handwritten drafts. Unidentified work is located at the end of the subseries. Some pieces may have been published in alternative versions.

F) The Handmade Books and Scrapbooks subseries is arranged chronologically, spanning the period 1961-1975. The books and scrapbooks contain collages of items from Elmslie's theatre work-- ticket stubs, programs, flyers-- as well as clippings, correspondence, photographs, and texts from Elmslie's writings. Many of them of them were gifts to Joe Brainard.

SERIES 4: PHOTOGRAPHS

The PHOTOGRAPHS series is arranged in five subseries: A) Kenward Elmslie, B) Kenward Elmslie and Others, C) Elmslie and Pultizer Families, D) Other People, and E) Miscellaneous Photographs.

A) The Kenward Elmslie subseries contains formal and informal black-and-white and color photographs of Elmslie, 1950-1990.

B) The Kenward Elmslie and Others subseries contains photographs of Elmslie with friends, colleagues and family members.

C) The Elmslie and Pulitzer Families subseries contains albums with family travel scenes from the early decades of the 20th century in California, Colorado, Maine, and Europe. There are also loose photographs with family members and travel scenes.

D) The Other People subseries contains formal and informal photographs of Elmslie's friends and colleagues, notably John Ashbery, Joe Brainard, and James Schuyler.

E) The Miscellaneous Photographs subseries contains mostly black-and-white images of Elmslie's dogs and a variety of other animals, his property in Vermont, buildings and scenes encountered in his travels, signed studio photographs of Ethel Merman, Pola Negri and Shirley Temple.

SERIES 5: BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL

The BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL series is arranged in three subseries: A) General, B) Address Books and C) Appointment Calendars.

A) The General material subseries is arranged alphabetically and documents Elmslie's private life and public career in school report cards, passports and travel documents, membership cards, biographical sketches prepared for WHO'S WHO volumes, articles about Elmslie in newspapers and magazines, a handwriting analysis, and an astrological chart. There are four interviews, notably the 1964 handwritten text with Elmslie and Joe Brainard interviewing each other.

B) The Address Books subseries contains several types of address books, business cards and handwritten names, telephone numbers.

C) The Appointment Calendar subseries is arranged chronologically, spans the period 1959-1995, and contains bound and loose leaf daily and monthly calendars with annotations.

SERIES 6: Z PRESS PRODUCTION FILES

The Z PRESS PRODUCTION FILES are arranged in four subseries: A) Correspondence, B) Z MAGAZINE, C) Z Press Books, and D) Miscellaneous Material.

A) The Correspondence subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically within folders. It contains letters by John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, Ian Finlay, Ann Lauterbach, Trevor Winfield, and others.

B) The Z MAGAZINE subseries contains typescript drafts, paste-ups and page proofs for four years of the literary magazine, issues ZZZ through ZZZZZZ, 1974-1978. Some drafts and proofs have corrections or printers' marks.

C) The Z Press Books subseries contains drafts, proofs, material for covers or illustrations for seventeen writers and artists. Among them, John Ashbery (THREE PLAYS, 1978), Joe Brainard (TWENTY NINE MINI ESSAYS, 1978), Ron Padgett (TULSA KID, 1980), James Schuyler (HOME BOOK: PROSE AND POEMS, 1977), and Anne Waldman (CABIN, 1981).

D) The Miscellaneous Material subseries contains financial material, flyers and announcements promoting events sponsored by Z Press and a clippings file with reviews of Z Press events and publications.

SERIES 7: JOE BRAINARD MATERIAL

The JOE BRAINARD MATERIAL is arranged in three subseries: A) Correspondence, B) Artwork and Writings, and C) Miscellaneous Material.

A) The Correspondence subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically within folders. It contains letters from family members.

B) The Artworks and Writings subseries is arranged alphabetically by title and contains handwritten and typescript texts, drawings and sketches, journal entries for the spring/summer of 1969. There are handwritten drafts and a corrected galley proof for Brainard's book, I REMEMBER (1968 and 1970).

C) The Miscellaneous Material subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject and contains publicity material for his exhibitions and readings, article about him and his work, drawings and sketches, and an early award for his painting.

SERIES 8: JOHN LATOUCHE MATERIAL

The JOHN LATOUCHE MATERIAL is arranged in three subseries: A) Correspondence, B) Writings and Music, and C) Miscellaneous Material.

A) The Correspondence subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically within folders.

B) The Writings and Music subseries is arranged alphabetically by title of work or type of format and contains promotional material for works by Latouche, notebooks and a journal, vocal scores for RIDING HOOD REVISITED and several Latouche songs.

C) The Miscellaneous Material subseries is arranged alphabetically and contains a eulogy and miscellaneous membership cards.

SERIES 9: WRITINGS OF OTHERS

This series is arranged alphabetically by author's name and title of work. It contains typescripts and photocopies of work by John Ashbery, David Rosenberg, James Schuyler, Lewis Warsh, and Trevor Winkfield, among others. There is also a transcript of a interview by John Hollander of W.H. Auden from the early 1960s.

SERIES 10: MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL

The MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL series is arranged alphabetically by topic and brings together material that sheds light on Elmslie's cultural, domestic and political activities and interests. It contains a clippings file, collage material, an album of postcards, and two scrapbooks with World War II era clippings.

SERIES 11: ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES.

This series contains the originals of fragile or high-acid content items that have been photocopied.

Box	Folder	Oversize
1	1		A - Miscellaneous.
1	2		Abbott, Keith, 1973 - 1980.
1	3		Abish, Walter, 1977.
1	4		Academy of American Poets, 1967 - 1972.
1	5		Adler, Stella, 1967 - 1985.
1	6		Ahern, Tom, 1972 - 1980.
1	7		Ailanthus Press (Cynthia Savage), 1981.
1	8		Alan, Charles, 1967.
1	9		Albee, Edward, 1960 - 1971.
1	10		Aldan, Daisy, 1960 - 1969.
1	11		Alderson, Brooke, 1975 - 1978.
1	12		Allen, Donald, 1979. Also undated note.
1	13		American Civil Liberties Union Foundation (Matthew Coles), 1995 - 1998.
1	14		American Civil Liberties Union Foundation - Lesbian and Gay Rights Project (William B. Rubenstein), 1992 - 1995.
1	15		Ames, Roger, 1979 - 1980.
1	16		Andre, Michael, 1975 - 1996.
1	17		Andrews, Bruce, 1974 - 1982.
1	18		Antin, David, 1971.
1	19		Antin, Eleanor, 1971 - 1973.
1	20		Apolinar, Danny, 1961 - 1962.
1	21		ARSHILE (Mark Salerno), 1997 - 1998.
1	22		Ashbery, John, 1969 - 1998.
1	23		Authors Guild, 1972.
1	24		B - Miscellaneous.
1	25		Bagley, Ben, 1959 - 1962.
2	1		Bamberger, Bill, 1984 - 1998.
2	2		Bamberger, Bill. Undated.
2	3		Bamberger, Janet, 1993 - 1994.
2	4		Banks, Russell, 1973 - 1981.
2	5		Barkdusk, Tony, 1958 - 1973.
2	6		Barkdusk, Tony. Undated.
2	7		BARNEY (Jack Skelley), 1981 - 1987.
2	8		Barr, Richard, 1960 - 1971.
2	9		Barthelme, Donald. Undated.
2	10		Basse, Anthony, 1951 - 1961.
2	11		Baxter, Glen, 1969 - 1984.
2	12		Beeson, Jack, 1951 - 1995.
2	13		Beeson, Miranda, 1978 - 1990.
2	14		Beeson, Reid. Undated.
2	15		Bellamy, Dodie, 1996 - 1998.
2	16		Belwin Mills Publishing Corporation, 1975 - 1979.
3	1		Bennett, John, 1969 - 1979.
3	2		Berkson, Bill, 1964 - 1996.
3	3		Berkson, Lynn, 1976 - 1995.
3	4		Berlin, Lucia, 1995 - 1998.
3	5		Bernstein, Charles, 1991.
3	6		Berrigan, Sandy, 1966 - 1994.
3	7		Berrigan, Ted and Alice, 1965 - 1973.
3	8		Bett, Stephen, 1978 - 1982.
3	9		Beyond Baroque Foundation, 1983 - 1987.
3	10		Bishop, Andre. Undated.
3	11		Black, Star, 1998.
3	12		BLACK BOX (Elizabeth Wray), 1975 - 1980.
3	13		Black Sparrow Press (John Martin), 1972 - 1975.
3	14		Blagojevic, Slobodan and Hamdya Demirovic, 1990 - 1996.
3	15		Boosey and Hawkes, Inc, 1967 - 1988.
3	16		Boulte, Jean, 1977 - 1997.
3	17		Braden, John, 1966 - 1971.
4	1		Brainard, Howard and Marie, 1994. Parents of Joe Brainard.
4	2		Brainard, Joe, 1964 - 1991.
4	3		Brainard, Joe. Undated.
4	4		Brainard, John, 1978 - 1998.
4	5		Britton, Burt, 1975 - 1979.
4	6		Britton, Donald, 1979 - 1993.
4	7		BROOKLYN REVIEW (Robert Thompson), 1985.
4	8		Brough, Peter, 1981.
4	9		Brown, Lee Ann, 1988 - 1998.
4	10		Brown, Robert, 1972 - 1979.
4	11		Brownstein, Michael and Elizabeth Fox, 1965 - 1994.
4	12		Burckhardt, Rudy and Yvonne Jacquette, 1970 - 1997.
5	1		BURNING DECK (Rosmarie Waldrop), 1979 - 1992.
5	2		Burns, Barbara, 1986 - 1995.
5	3		Bye, Reed, 1980 - 1998.
5	4		C - Miscellaneous.
5	5		Cage, John, 1978.
5	6		Callon, Jack, 1993 - 1998.
5	7		Camp, Pauline and Harold, 1989 - 1996.
5	8		Card-A-Way Shop (Mrs. Ella Marsh Leighton), 1971 - 1973.
5	9		Carey, Carol, 1968 - 1974.
5	10		Carey, Thomas, 1671 - 1986.
5	11		Carroll, Paul, 1960 - 1972.
5	12		Chaloner, David, 1971 - 1981.
5	13		Cherington, Mary. Undated.
5	14		Chernoff, Maxine, 1963 - 1990.
5	15		Chernoff, Maxine, 1991 - 1994.
5	16		Chernoff, Maxine, 1995 - 1998.
6	1		Chernoff, Maxine. Undated.
6	2		Chester, Laura, 1975.
6	3		Ciam, Sally and Wynn Chamberlain, 1965 - 1968.
6	4		Clark, Tom, 1966 - 1985.
6	5		Cloud House Poetry Archive, 1996 - 1997.
6	6		Clough, Mary, 1970 - 1997.
6	7		Clow, Bill, 1954 - 1969.
6	8		Codrescu, Andrei, 1967 - 1979.
6	9		Cohen, Marc, 1986 - 1992.
6	10		Coles, Bill, 1951 - 1956.
6	11		Columbia University Press, 1968.
6	12		CONJUNCTIONS (Brad Morrow), 1983 - 1998.
6	13		Cooper, Dennis, 1979 - 1984.
6	14		Corbett, Arden, 1993 - 1998.
6	15		Corbett, Bill, 1971 - 1981.
6	16		Corbett, Bill, 1982 - 1992.
7	1		Corbett, Bill, 1993 - 1998.
7	2		Corbett, Bill. Undated.
7	3		Corn, Alfred and Sandy McClatchy, 1982 - 1988.
7	4		Crabtree, Lee, 1971 - 1972.
7	5		Crase, Douglas, 1973 - 1980.
7	6		Creeley, Robert, 1996.
7	7		Curtis, Jackie, 1975.
7	8		D - Miscellaneous.
7	9		Darling, Francis, 1956 - 1959.
7	10		Dash, Robert, 1972 - 1994.
7	11		Davidson, Michael, 1985 - 1986.
7	12		Davies, Alan, 1975 - 1977.
7	13		Deanovich, Connie, 1994 - 1998.
7	14		Delynn, Jane, 1971 - 1979.
7	15		Dempsey, Jack, 1956 - 1974.
7	16		Dennis, Donna, 1971 - 1998.
7	17		Di Prima, Diane, 1956 - 1997.
7	18		Dixon, Pearl (Mrs. Frederick Dixon), 1972 - 1977.
7	19		Dluglos, Tim, 1973 - 1986.
7	20		Douglas, Mitch, 1971 - 1974.
8	1		Dowell-Slatt, Coleman, 1959 - 1968.
8	2		Drennan, Bessie, 1953 - 1958.
8	3		Drummond, Andrew, 1974.
8	4		Dunn, Anne, 1968 - 1994.
8	5		Durary, Chris, 1982.
8	6		E - Miscellaneous.
8	7		Edith C. Blum Art Institute, 1985 - 1986.
8	8		Elliot, William, 1969 - 1979.
8	9		Emily Lowe Gallery, 1972 - 1975.
8	10		Ennis, Edward, 1964 - 1983.
8	11		Equi, Elaine, 1979 - 1998.
8	12		Eshleman, Clayton, 1995 - 1998.
8	13		Ewert, Mark, 1988 - 1991.
8	14		Eye and Ear Theater, Inc., 1979 - 1986.
8	15		F - Miscellaneous.
8	16		Fagin, Larry, 1969 - 1980.
8	17		FIGURES (Geoffrey Young), 1984 - 1988.
8	18		Finlay, Ian Hamilton and Sue, 1975 - 1978.
8	19		Follett Publishing Company, 1967 - 1971.
8	20		Ford, Charles Henry, 1965 - 1980.
8	21		Ford, Ruth, 1967 - 1994.
8	22		Fowler, Matthew, 1996 - 1998.
8	23		Foye, Raymond, 1984 - 1988.
8	24		Franco, Michael Pinto and Isabel, 1994 - 1997.
8	25		Frank, Benno D., 1967 - 1968.
8	26		Frank O'Hara Foundation, 1969 - 1971.
8	27		Fraser, Kathleen, 1975 - 1996.
8	28		Freedberg, Kate, 1967 - 1996.
8	29		Freedberg, Nathaniel, 1991 - 1973.
9	1		Freilicher, Jane, 1970 - 1998.
9	2		Friedman, Ed and Lori, 1986 - 1996.
9	3		Friedman, Michael, 1976 - 1994.
9	4		Fulmer, Frederick, 1978 - 1994.
9	5		G - Miscellaneous.
9	6		Garrison, Elizabeth, 1988 - 1993.
9	7		GAY SUNSHINE, 1974 - 1982.
9	8		Gianakos, Steve, 1981 - 1985.
9	9		Giles, Ted, 1978 - 1981.
9	10		Ginsberg, Allen, 1977 - 1981.
9	11		Giorno Poetry Systems Institute, Inc., 1974 - 1979.
9	12		Gizzi, Peter and Liz, 1988 - 1997.
9	13		Gluck, Bob, 1997 - 1998.
9	14		Godfrey, John, 1969 - 1994.
9	15		Gold, Arthur and Robert Fizdale, 1963 - 1969.
9	16		Golde, Morris, 1960 - 1994.
9	17		Gooch, Brad, 1973 - 1994.
9	18		Gordon, Alice, 1985 - 1994.
9	19		Gotham Book Mart, 1970 - 1990.
9	20		Graf, Herbert, 1969 - 1971.
9	21		Greene, Tinker, 1978 - 1980.
9	22		Groffsky, Maxine, 1962 - 1975.
10	1		Grooms, Lizzy and Red, 1979 - 1984.
10	2		Gruen, John, 1965 - 1983.
10	3		Guest, Barbara, 1968 - 1996.
10	4		H - Miscellaneous.
10	5		Hall, Adrian. 1971 and 1979
10	6		Hall, Donald, 1967 - 1971.
10	7		Hampson, David and Anne. 1987 and 1994.
10	8		Harwood, Lee, 1964 - 1984.
10	9		Hashey, Jan and Yasuo and Minagawa, 1979 - 1997.
10	10		Hawkins, Bobbie, 1977.
10	11		Hayes, Janet, 1968 - 1979.
10	12		Hazan, Jane and Joe and Elizabeth, 1960 - 1993.
10	13		Hellman, Lillian, 1973.
10	14		Henry, Gerrit, 1972 - 1986.
10	15		Higgins, Dick, 1974 - 1979.
10	16		Hill, Lott, 1996 - 1998.
10	17		Home for Contemporary Theatre and Art, 1987.
10	18		Hoover, Paul (Oink Press), 1974 - 1997.
10	19		Hornick, Lita, 1963 - 1971.
10	20		HOUSE AND GARDEN (Alice Gorden), 1986.
10	21		Hudspith, Vicki, 1972 - 1990.
10	22		I - Miscelleneous.
10	23		International Creative Management (Mitch Douglas), 1975 - 1992.
10	24		International Famous Agency (Mitch Douglas), 1974.
10	25		IRIDESCENCE (Michael Sheppard and Andrea Giannetti), 1988.
10	26		J - Miscellaneous.
10	27		Jargon Society, Inc. (Jonathan Williams), 1975 - 1997.
11	1		Johnson, Ray, 1973 - 1982.
11	2		K - Miscellaneous.
11	3		Kamarck, Larry, 1970 - 1971.
11	4		Katz, Alex and Ada, 1966 - 1994.
11	5		Kaufmann [?], Joel, 1976 - 1979.
11	6		Kelly, Robert, 1974.
11	7		Kent, Louise, 1957 - 1969.
11	8		Kermani, David, 1974 - 1979.
11	9		Kernan, Nathan, 1993 - 1995.
11	10		Killian, Kevin, 1994 - 1998.
11	11		Kinde, Chuck, 1972.
11	12		Kiross, Patrick, 1959 - 1969.
11	13		Kitselman, Jane, 1994.
11	14		Koch, Kenneth, 1963 - 1992.
11	15		Kornblum, Allan, 1976.
11	16		Kyger, Joanne, 1968 - 1997.
11	17		L - Miscellaneous.
11	18		Lally, Michael, 1974 - 1985.
11	19		Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc., 1988 - 1990.
11	20		Lange, Art, 1977 - 1987.
12	1		Lansing, Gerrit, 1915 - 1969.
12	2		Lansing, Gerrit, 1970 - 1998.
12	3		Lardner, Jim, 1980.
12	4		Latouche, John, 1955 - 1957.
12	5		Lauterbach, Ann, 1973 - 1988.
12	6		Lauterbach, Ann, 1989 - 1997.
12	7		LaVoie, Steven Paul (FAMOUS), 1975 - 1978.
12	8		Le Seuer, Joe, 1966 - 1977.
12	9		Lehman, David, 1978 - 1981.
13	1		Leon, Oscar, 1992 - 1995.
13	2		Leonard, Peter, 1979 - 1990.
13	3		Lerman, Leo, 1961 - 1994.
13	4		Levitz, Annabel, 1975 - 1998.
13	5		Lima, Frank, 1967 - 1993.
13	6		Living Theatre (Julian Beck), 1961 - 1962.
13	7		Lustig, Shelley, 1970 - 1997.
13	8		Lyon, Catherine, 1975 - 1982.
13	9		M - Miscellaneous.
13	10		Maas, Willard, 1959 - 1968.
13	11		MacGinnes, Mac, 1978 - 1998.
14	1		Machiz, Herbert, 1956 - 1965.
14	2		MADEMOISELLE, 1971 - 1972.
14	3		Malanga, Gerard, 1952 - 1977.
14	4		Mann, Ron, 1983 - 1986.
14	5		Martin, Harry, 1952 - 1971.
14	6		Mathews, Harry, 1962 - 1995.
14	7		Mayer, Bernadette, 1976 - 1997.
14	8		McCloskey, Mark, 1961 - 1969.
14	9		McNaughton, Duncan, 1993 - 1994.
14	10		Meyer, Thomas, 1966 - 1997.
14	11		Mikolowski, Ann and Ken, 1981 - 1997.
14	12		Miller, Paul Stephen, 1977 - 1980.
14	13		MISSISSIPPI REVIEW (Frederick Barthelme), 1978 - 1980.
14	14		Mitchell, Donna, 1986.
14	15		Moon, Rusti, 1980 - 1982.
14	16		Moore, Douglas and Emily, 1956 - 1969.
14	17		Moore, Frank, 1988 - 1998.
14	18		Morel, Daphne, 1960 - 1967.
14	19		Morgan, Vance, 1981.
14	20		Morrow, Bradford, 1993.
14	21		Moss, Howard, 1961 - 1976.
14	22		MOTHER (David Moberg), 1964.
14	23		Movimento Freudiano Internazionale (Armando Verdiglione), 1981.
14	24		Mucha, Patty, 1970 - 1997.
14	25		Museum of Modern Art, 1967 - 1981.
14	26		Museum of the City of New York, 1968 - 1981.
14	27		Myers, John, 1951 - 1975.
14	28		Myles, Eileen, 1976 - 1982.
14	29		N - Miscellaneous.
14	30		National Endowment for the Arts, 1975 - 1979.
14	31		National Portrait Gallery, 1995 - 1996.
15	1		Nations, Opal, 1974 - 1976.
15	2		Nease, Byron, 1982.
15	3		Neuberger Museum, 1985.
15	4		NEW CENSORSHIP (Ivan Suvanjieff), 1991 - 1995.
15	5		New York Lyric Opera Company, 1979 - 1980.
15	6		Nicholson, Susan, 1995 - 1998.
15	7		Nolan, Pat, 1973 - 1993.
15	8		North, Charles, 1969 - 1994.
15	9		O - Miscellaneous.
15	10		O-BLEK (Peter Gizzi), 1987 - 1990.
15	11		O'Hare, Lynn, 1973.
15	12		Oldenburg, Patty, 1971 - 1973.
15	13		Olson, Charles, 1959 - 1960.
15	14		Olson, Kirby, 1979 - 1995.
15	15		OPERA JOURNAL, 1974 - 1976.
15	16		Owen, Maureen, 1971 - 1977.
15	17		P - Miscellaneous.
15	18		Padgett, Ron, 1960 - 1979.
16	1		Padgett, Ron, 1980 - 1998.
16	2		Padgett, Wayne and Siobhan, 1978 - 1997.
16	3		Pally, Maggie, 1967 - 1994.
16	4		PARIS REVIEW (Jonathan Galassi), 1978 - 1981.
16	5		Park, Darragh, 1975 - 1994.
16	6		PARNASSUS: POETRY IN REVIEW (Herbert Leibowitz), 1978 - 1984.
16	7		Parrish, Dan, 1950 - 1954.
16	8		Parrish, Dan, 1955 - 1988.
16	9		Pasatieri, Thomas, 1972 - 1985. Includes black-and-white photograph.
16	10		Penguin Books, Ltd., 1972 - 1974.
16	11		Perkins, Helvetia, 1955 - 1982.
16	12		Perry, Maggie, 1956 - 1958.
16	13		Peterfreund, Emanuel, 1968 - 1970.
16	14		Pew, Mrs. Thomas W. (Florence), 1974 - 1980.
16	15		Placid, Dempsey, R.M., 1954 - 1988.
16	16		Playwright's Center (David Moore, Jr.), 1975 - 1994.
16	17		POETRY, 1959 - 1979.
16	18		Poetry Center, 1970 - 1990.
16	19		Poetry Project, 1974 - 1998.
17	1		Porter, Anne, 1966 - 1972.
17	2		Porter, Fairfield, 1954 - 1972.
17	3		Psacharopoulos, Nikos, 1973 - 1977.
17	4		Q - Miscellaneous.
17	5		R - Miscellaneous.
17	6		Rabb, Ellis, 1970 - 1977.
17	7		Richardson, Claibe, 1963 - 1998.
17	8		Richardson, Helen, 1970 - 1972.
17	9		Roca, Octavia, 1979 - 1981.
17	10		Rock and Rock (attorneys), 1970 - 1974.
17	11		Rodefer, Stephen, 1987 - 1997.
17	12		Rorem, Ned, 1953 - 1996.
17	13		Rosenburg, David, 1970 - 1976.
17	14		Rosenthal, Mrs. Sigmund, 1952 - 1953.
17	15		S - Miscellaneous.
18	1		S. Fischer Verlag, 1959 - 1966.
18	2		Sansegundo, Ruth, 1971 - 1979.
18	3		Schjeldahl, Peter, 1972 - 1983.
18	4		Schuyler, James, 1962 - 1988.
18	5		Scott, Hegel, 1966 - 1976.
18	6		Segessman, Harry, 1971.
18	7		Seoziak, Edward, 1969.
18	8		Shapiro, David, 1978 - 1980.
18	9		Sheppard, Michael, 1972 - 1990.
18	10		Siegel, Joel, 1969 - 1978.
18	11		Simon, Joan, 1973 - 1975.
18	12		Smith, Maureen, 1975 - 1977.
18	13		Snell, Donald, 1971 - 1972.
18	14		Southgate, Patsy, 1974 - 1994.
18	15		Stinehour Press, 1975 - 1981.
18	16		Stock, Vicki, 1995 - 1996.
18	17		Stout, Mary, 1972 - 1988.
18	18		Suddler, Donald, 1979 - 1985.
18	19		Sun and Moon Press (Douglas Messerli), 1977 - 1997.
18	20		Szuba, Andrezej, 1982 - 1987.
18	21		T - Miscellaneous.
18	22		Tampubolon, Jimmy, 1982 - 1996.
19	1		Taylor, Steven, 1984 - 1998.
19	2		Thomas, Lorenzo, 1974.
19	3		Thomas, Richard, 1975 - 1994.
19	4		Thomson, Virgil, 1965 - 1971.
19	5		Tice, Jan, 1963 - 1964.
19	6		Tisa, Ken, 1977 - 1998.
19	7		Toothpaste Press (Alan Kornblum), 1975.
19	8		Torok, Karl, 1974 - 1982.
19	9		Towle, Irma, 1967 - 1973.
19	10		Towle, Rachel, 1972 - 1981.
19	11		Towle, Tony, 1969 - 1975.
19	12		Trinidad, David, 1981.
19	13		Tucker, Chuck, 1961 - 1969.
19	14		Turner, C., 1961 - 1965.
19	15		Tysh, Chris, 1993.
19	16		U - Miscellaneous.
19	17		United States Senate and House of Representatives, 1968 - 1998. Eugene J. McCarthy, Winston Prouty, John M. Murphy, Patrick J. Leahy, Robert T. Stafford, Neal J. Houston, and James M. Jeffords.
19	18		University of California, San Diego. Mandeville Department of Special Collections, 1986 - 1987.
19	19		University of Michigan, 1971 - 1973.
19	20		UNMUZZLED OX (Michael Andre), 1974 - 1997.
19	21		V - Miscellaneous.
19	22		Van Dyke, Henry, 1972 - 1975.
19	23		Vash, Joe, 1956 - 1966.
19	24		Veitch, Tom, 1969 - 1981.
19	25		Vermont Council on the Arts (Ellen Lovell), 1969 - 1989.
19	26		Vermont Folklife Center, 1989 - 1990.
19	27		Violi, Paul, 1975 - 1982.
20	1		W - Miscellaneous.
20	2		Wachtel, Andrea, 1971.
20	3		Wakoski, Diane, 1965 - 1969.
20	4		Waldman, Anne, 1969 - 1979.
20	5		Waldman, Anne, 1981 - 1996.
20	6		Waldman, Frances, 1968 - 1980.
20	7		Waldrop, Keith, 1977 - 1978.
20	8		Walker, Janet, 1978 - 1994.
20	9		Warsh, Lewis, 1967 - 1994.
20	10		Watershed Foundation, 1977 - 1994.
20	11		Watkins, Ben, 1986 - 1997.
20	12		Watten, Barrett (THIS magazine), 1984 - 1985.
20	13		Weeks, Ralph and Elsie, 1956 - 1989.
21	1		Weinberg, Steven, 1986.
21	2		Welish, Marjorie, 1978 - 1985.
21	3		Welt, Bernard, 1977 - 1994.
21	4		Whalen, Phillip, 1971.
21	5		Wieners, John, 1969 - 1970.
21	6		Williamstown Theatre. 1967 and 1973
21	7		Wilson, Robert, 1991 - 1998.
21	8		Winch, Terence, 1975 - 1985.
21	9		Winkfield, Trevor, 1967 - 1996.
21	10		Wolfe, Steve, 1970 - 1994.
21	11		Woodland Pattern Book Center, 1996.
21	12		Wright, Barbara, 1966.
21	13		Y - Miscellaneous.
21	14		Yorck, Ruth, 1954 - 1966.
21	15		Yorck, Ruth. Undated.
21	16		Young, Geoffrey, 1973 - 1993.
21	17		Z - Miscellaneous.
21	18		Zaslove, Arne, 1978 - 1994.
21	19		Zavatsky, Bill, 1970 - 1975.
21	20		Zivancevic, Nina, 1988 - 1998.
22	1		Unidentified A - B.
22	2		Unidentified C - I.
22	3		Unidentified J - L.
22	4		Unidentified M - R.
23	1		Unidentified S - W.
23	2		Letters by Kenward Elmslie to others, A - I. Most undated typescripts.
23	3		Letters by Kenward Elmslie to others, J - W. Most undated typescripts.
23	4		Messages and notes to Kenward Elmslie from others. Most undated and handwritten.
23	5		Unidentifiable letters and postcards.

Box	Folder	Oversize
24	1		Elmslie, Alexandra (niece), 1961 - 1998. Includes handwritten "Freaks throughout the World" by Alexandra and Kenward Elmslie, dated July 8, 1962.
24	2		Elmslie, Jean (Mrs. William Elmslie), 1956 - 1981.
24	3		Elmslie, Joyce, 1958 - 1965.
24	4		Elmslie, K.G. (Ken), 1988 - 1989. English branch of Elmslie family. Kenward G. Elmslie referred to as his namesake.
24	5		Elmslie, Vivien (sister), 1952 - 1973.
24	6		Elmslie, Vivien (sister), 1975 - 1997.
24	7		Elmslie, Vivien (sister). Undated.
24	8		Elmslie, William Gray (father), 1906 - 1915.
24	9		Elmslie, William Gray (father), 1952 - 1955.
24	10		Gardiner, Mary (aunt), 1957 - 1960.
24	11		Jacob, Mrs. Charles R. (Aunt Gladys), 1957 - 1977.
25	1		Lansing, Mrs. Charles (Aunt Alice), 1952 - 1973.
25	2		Moore, Mrs. William S. (Auntie), 1956 - 1966.
25	3		Pulitzer, Constance Helen, 1901.
25	4		Pulitzer, Joseph, 1911 - 1986.
25	5		Pulitzer, Mrs. Ralph (Aunt Peggy), 1954 - 1972.
25	6		Russe, Vivien, 1959 - 1998.
25	7		Russe, Vivien. Undated.
25	8		Russe, Willie, 1991 - 1998.
25	9		Webb, Gerald B., 1913. Constance Pulitzer's physician.
25	10		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1946 - 1953.
26	1		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1954 - 1961.
26	2		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1962 - 1965.
26	3		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1966 - 1971.
26	4		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1972 - 1979.
27	1		Weir, Cynthia (sister), 1980 - 1996.
27	2		Weir, Cynthia (sister). Undated.
27	3		Weir, Cynthia (sister). Undated.
27	4		Weir, Gordon and Susie, 1953 - 1997.
27	5		Weir, Jim and Rosalind (nephew), 1964 - 1975.
27	6		Weir, William C., 1986.
27	7		Miscellaneous family correspondence.

Box	Folder	Oversize
28	1		List of performances of works by Kenward Elmslie, 1955 - 1972. Typescript list giving title of work, date of performance, place, and number of performances.
28	2		Lists, "Published Plays and Librettos," and "Published Songs" by Kenward Elmslie, 1965 - 1974. Typescript lists with publishers and dates.
28	3		LOVE WISE (1959). Lyrics for music by Marvin Fisher. Written for "The Ticklish Acrobat," an unproduced work. Typescript drafts with handwritten annotations.
28	4		FAR ISLAND (1961). Lyrics, for music by Ned Rorem. Handwritten page.
28	5		MISS JULIE (1965). Typescript synopsis with annotations.
28	6		MISS JULIE (1965). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript draft scenes with annotations.
28	7		MISS JULIE (1965). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript draft scenes with annotations.
28	8		MISS JULIE (1965). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript outlines and drafts of Act 1 and Act 2.
28	9		MISS JULIE (1965). Typescript draft libretto and copies of Elmslie's May 20 and May 23, 1965[?] letters to Rudel.
28	10	FB-328-01	MISS JULIE (1965). Vocal score by Ned Rorem, 1968. Spiral bound.
28	11		MISS JULIE (1965). Program and promotional material, 1965 - 1979. Includes contact sheet with names of production staff, and pamphlet listing works by Ned Rorem.
28	12		MISS JULIE. Reviews, 1979 - 1980. Photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles.
28	13		HIGHLIGHTS FROM MISS JULIE. Recorded album, 1979. Production and promotional material with paste-ups, page proofs, reviews, and postcards from Ned Rorem.
28	14		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Synopsis, "As yet untitled." Typescript with handwritten annotations.
28	15		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript draft scenes with annotations.
28	16		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript draft scenes.
29	1		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript draft scenes.
29	2		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Programs and promotional material for productions, 1967 - 1991.
29	3		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Reviews, 1966. Newspaper and magazine articles.
29	4		LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Scrapbook, 1965. Program, newspaper and magazine clippings, telegrams, and ticket stubs.
29	5	FB-328-02	LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Scrapbook, 1966 - 1967. Programs, newspaper clippings, reviews, and correspondence regarding LIZZIE BORDEN, MISS JULIE and miscellaneous concert performances.
29	6	FB-328-03	LIZZIE BORDEN (1966). Vocal score by Jack Beeson, 1966. Draft [?].
29	7		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes and an article on Billy Graham from TIME, October 25, 1954.
29	8		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes.
29	9		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript draft scenes.
29	10		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Typescript draft and synopsis.
29	11		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Spiral bound typescript dated April 19, 1960.
29	12	FB-328-04	SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Vocal score by Jack Beeson, 1966. Handwritten draft for Act 1.
29	13	FB-329-01	SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Vocal score by Jack Beeson, 1966. Handwritten draft for Act 2.
29	14		SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Program, promotional material and reviews of the recorded album, 1957 - 1974.
29	15	FB-329-02	SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966). Scrapbook, 1966 - 1967. Program, tickets, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and black-and-white photographs. Also contains newspaper clipping on "The Automobile Graveyard."
29	16		ALASKA (1971). Lyrics for music by Lee Crabtree, 1971. Typescripts with annotations and "Certificate of Registration of a Claim to Copyright," March 13, 1971.
30	1		CITY JUNKET (1972). Correspondence, 1970 - 1987.
30	2		CITY JUNKET (1972). Outlines, notes, synopsis and production history, 1974 - 1978.
30	3		CITY JUNKET (1972). Notebook, 1972. Brief notes on scenes.
30	4		CITY JUNKET (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescripts and photocopies of draft scenes.
30	5		CITY JUNKET (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescripts, photocopies and handwritten notes.
30	6		CITY JUNKET (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescripts and photocopies of scenes.
30	7		CITY JUNKET (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescripts and photocopies of scenes.
31	1		CITY JUNKET (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript, photocopies and notes.
31	2		CITY JUNKET (1972). Working draft number one. Typescript and paste-up texts.
31	3		CITY JUNKET (1972). Working draft number two. Photocopy of typescript.
31	4		CITY JUNKET (1972). Working draft number three. Typescripts and photocopies.
31	5		CITY JUNKET (1972). Working draft number four. Typescripts and photocopies.
31	6		CITY JUNKET (1972). Photocopy of final [?] working draft and a cover.
31	7		CITY JUNKET (1972). Final [?] draft for publication sent to William Bamberger. Typescripts and photocopies.
31	8		CITY JUNKET (1972). Sheet music for "The General Fong Song" and "The Woolworth Song." Music by Kenward Elmslie [?], arrangement by Roger Trefousse. Photocopies.
31	9		CITY JUNKET (1972). Notes for a reading at Rice University, March 7, 1974. Also contains color photocopies of visual material by Larry Rivers and Diane Molinari and black-and-white photographs of John Ashbery, Kenward Elmslie, Ruth Kligman, Clarice Rivers, and unidentified others.
31	10		CITY JUNKET (1972). Programs and promotional material, 1972 - 1974.
31	11		CITY JUNKET (1972). Reviews, 1981 - 1987. Clippings from newspapers and magazines.
32	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Correspondence, 1963 - 1971.
32	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript outline and typescript and handwritten drafts of lyrics and scenes.
32	3		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript and handwritten notes and draft scenes.
32	4		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript and handwritten notes and draft scenes.
32	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescript and paste-up drafts.
32	6		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes and notes.
33	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 6. Handwritten list of characters and songs, typescript outline and typescript draft scenes.
33	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 7. Typescript synopsis, printed excerpts from Truman Capote's descriptions of characters, typescript draft lyrics and dialogue.
33	3		GRASS HARP (1972), 1972. Work-in-progress file, section 8. Typescript draft scenes.
33	4		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 9. Handwritten notes, typescripts and paste-up drafts.
33	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 10. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
33	6		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 11. Typescript list of characters, scenes, and musical numbers, and typescript draft scenes.
34	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 12. Typescript draft scenes.
34	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 13. Time log for Acts 1-3 on December 26-28, in rehearsal [?]. Handwritten and typescript draft scenes.
34	3		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 14. Typescripts and paste-up draft scenes.
34	4		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 15. Typescripts and handwritten draft scenes.
34	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 16. Typescript list of musical numbers and typescript draft scenes.
35	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 17. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
35	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 18. Typescript and paste-up drafts.
35	3		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 19. Handwritten, typescript and paste-up drafts.
35	4		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 20. Handwritten, typescript and paste-up drafts.
35	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Work-in-progress file, section 21. Handwritten, typescript and paste-up drafts.
35	6		GRASS HARP (1972). Typescript draft with paste-up sections and handwritten page of revisions and corrections.
36	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Typescript draft inscribed "Claibe's copy."
36	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Typescript final [?] draft with annotations.
36	3		GRASS HARP (1972). Bound and paperback librettos published by Samuel French, 1971. Two copies with annotations and cut out sections.
36	4		GRASS HARP (1972). "Synopsis and Three Scenes". Undated. Typescript.
36	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Revisions for the York Theatre Staged Reading, March 19-20, 1994. Photocopies of revised text and faxed pages.
36	6		GRASS HARP (1972). Revised texts, 1994. Photocopy with annotations and October 14 letter from J. Randall Hugill.
36	7		GRASS HARP (1972). Photocopies of revised texts, 1994 - 1995.
36	8		GRASS HARP (1972). Revised text and lyrics, "Dark Night of My Soul", 1996. Typescripts.
37	1		GRASS HARP (1972). Advertisements for performances in newspapers and magazines, 1972 - 1994.
37	2		GRASS HARP (1972). Programs and promotional material, 1972 - 1994. Includes black-and-white and color photographs of cast members and a theatre lobby.
37	3		GRASS HARP (1972). Reviews, 1966 - 1994. Clippings from newspapers and magazines.
37	4	FB-330-01	GRASS HARP (1972). Scrapbook, 1971 - 1973. Newspaper clippings, programs, reviews, tickets, and photographs of productions.
37	5		GRASS HARP (1972). Original Cast Recording, 1972. Recording time log with song titles and track times, promotional material for album and undated review of the recording by Larry Thomas.
37	6		GRASS HARP (1972). Camera Three Presents "Songs from the Grass Harp", 1977. Typescript scripts with annotations, program introduction, rehearsal schedule, and memoranda from CBS Television.
37	7		GRASS HARP (1972). Screenplay, 1977 - 1978. Typescript and paste-up draft.
37	8		GRASS HARP (1972). Screenplay, 1977 - 1978. Typescript and letter from Mitch Douglas, International Creative Management, October 2, 1978.
37	9		GRASS HARP (1972). Screenplay, 1978. Copy of typescript in bound in International Creative Management covers.
38	1		SEAGULL. Correspondence, 1972 - 1982.
38	2		SEAGULL (1974). Typescript synopsis and typescript draft with annotations.
38	3		SEAGULL (1974). Typescript draft with revisions.
38	4		SEAGULL (1974). A Belwin Mills Libretto, 1974. Published copy with annotations.
38	5	FB-329-03	SEAGULL (1974). Vocal score by Thomas Pasatieri.
38	6		SEAGULL (1974). Programs and promotional material, 1972 - 1982.
38	7		SEAGULL (1974). Reviews, 1972 - 1982. Clippings from newspapers and magazines.
38	8		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Correspondence, 1976 - 1977.
38	9		James, Henry. WASHINGTON SQUARE. Signet Classics Edition, 1964. Two paperback copies with underlining.
38	10		James, Henry. WASHINGTON SQUARE. Signet Classics Edition, 1964. Cut-up pages with annotations.
38	11		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Typescript synopsis and descriptions of characters.
38	12		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript and handwritten notes and drafts.
39	1		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript draft scenes.
39	2		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Handwritten and typescript notes and draft scenes.
39	3		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Handwritten outline and typescript draft scenes.
39	4		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript and photocopies of draft scenes.
39	5		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Work-in-progress file, section 6. Typescript and photocopies of draft scenes.
39	6		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Typescript draft with revisions.
39	7		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Typescript drafts with revisions by unidentified reader.
40	1		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). A Belwin Mills Libretto, 1976. Published copy with annotations.
40	2		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Contact sheet and rehearsal schedule for New York Lyric Opera Production, 1977. October 14-23.
40	3		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Programs and promotional material, 1976 - 1977.
40	4		WASHINGTON SQUARE (1976). Reviews, 1974 - 1979. Clippings from newspapers and magazines.
40	5		RARE MEAT: A CABERET REVIEW (1979). Typescript of recording script, distributors catalogues from Watershed Tapes and Poetry on Tape and a review by David Beaudouin.
40	6		KENWARD ELMSLIE VISITED (1982). Recorded album, 1982. Contract agreements for performers, recording session and distribution of album, typescript texts, performer biographies and head shots, and proof for album cover.
40	7		POETRY IN MOTION (1983). Reviews and promotional material for a videotaped version of the film by Ron Mann.
40	8		STAGE-DUO (1983). With Anne Waldman. Typescript draft and cover with annotations, a press release dated August 15, 1983, announcing a performance and newspaper clippings.
40	9		LOLA (1984). Recorded album, 1984. Synopsis and lyrics, galley proof for album sleeve, lists of recording costs, and distribution agreement.
40	10		PALAIS BIMBO LOUNGE SHOW (1987). Correspondence, 1986 - 1987.
40	11		PALAIS BIMBO LOUNGE SHOW (1987). St. Mark's production, April 14, 1987. Typescript and notes.
40	12		PALAIS BIMBO LOUNGE SHOW (1987). Ritz performance material, June 13, 1987. Typescripts, list of titles performed and time log.
40	13		PALAIS BIMBO LOUNGE SHOW (1987). Undated. Color photographs of performers on stage.
40	14		PALAIS BIMBO LOUNGE SHOW (1987). Recorded album, 1984 - 1987. Contracts, invoices, copyright registration, and correspondence.
41	1		THREE SISTERS (1986). Correspondence, 1978 - 1986.
41	2		THREE SISTERS (1986). "Synopsis of a Libretto To Be Written by Kenward Elmslie". Undated. Typescript.
41	3		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Handwritten outline, notes and typescript draft scenes.
41	4		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript draft scenes.
41	5		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescripts and photocopies of draft scenes.
41	6		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Handwritten and typescript draft scenes.
41	7		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript and paste-up draft scenes.
41	8		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 6. Typescript and photocopies of draft scenes.
42	1		THREE SISTERS (1986). Work-in-progress file, section 7. Photocopies of typescript Act 1 and Act 2.
42	2		THREE SISTERS (1986). Draft for printer. Typescripts, photocopies and paste-up draft.
42	3		THREE SISTERS (1986). Page proofs and "Certificate of Copyright Registration," September 26, 1985.
42	4		THREE SISTERS (1986). Opera Columbus production material, March 13 and 15, 1986. Contact sheets, set sketches, black-and-white photographs of performers and scenes.
42	5		THREE SISTERS (1986). Opera Columbus programs and promotional material, March 13 and 15, 1986.
42	6		THREE SISTERS (1986). Reviews, 1978 - 1986. Clippings from newspapers and magazines.
42	7		THREE SISTERS (1986). Recorded album production material, 1985 - 1988. Contract agreements for recording and distribution of album, correspondence and invoices. Also a review of the recording by Charles Ward, April 1988.
42	8		AREA J (1991). Adaptation of "Judy's" from 26 BARS. Typescripts, performance material and reviews.
42	9		SELECTED LYRICS [OF] KENWARD ELMSLIE (1991). Typescripts and photocopies of draft selection.
42	10		SELECTED LYRICS [OF] KENWARD ELMSLIE (1991). Paste-up page proof.
42	11		POSTCARDS ON PARADE (1993). Photocopy of text for printer with corrections.
43	1		POSTCARDS ON PARADE (1993). Photocopy of page proofs with annotations, cover design and numbered cut-outs of text.
43	2		POSTCARDS ON PARADE (1993). Performance material, July 30, 1994. Typescript introductory remarks, paste-up text, tape cues, program, and correspondence.
43	3		POSTCARDS ON PARADE. 50 Signed Reprocollages (1994). Photocopies, cut-outs and price list.
43	4		POSTCARDS ON PARADE (1993). At the Woodland Pattern Book Center, April 20, 1996. Typescript "Viewer/Listener Guide," promotional brochure and flyer, installation information, and correspondence.
43	5		POSTCARDS ON PARADE (1993). Announcements, flyers and reviews, 1993 - 1997.

Box	Folder	Oversize
43	6		Adagio of Hortense Charleston: A Monologue. Undated. Typescript.
43	7		Advice to the Lovelorn. Undated. Three notebooks with lyrics, dialogue, notes, drawings. Also loose typescript page with paragraphs from Elmslie's "Weather of Ripeness" (1954).
43	8		Advice to the Lovelorn, 1952. Typescript drafts.
43	9		Angriest Young Man. Undated. Typescript.
43	10		Art of the Mime. Undated. Typescript draft.
43	11		Automobile Graveyard lyrics, 1961. Undated. "Hung Up," "I Got the Hurts," "Kicky," "The 'Now You Tango'," and "Swing Merry-Go-Round."
43	12		Avocado Tree: A One-Act Play. Undated. Typescript.
43	13		Bed People. Undated. Typescript.
43	14		Beggar's Holiday: A Parallel in Tempo to John Gay's THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, 1950. [?] "Additional dialogue and lyrics by Kenward Elmslie." Typescript draft.
43	15		Beyond Baroque and "Woodstock." Performance material, 1984 - 1985. Typescript list of works performed, time log, typescript text and sheet music for Elmslie's lyrics, "Who'll Prop Me Up in the Rain?"
43	16		Bop 'n' Schlock: Pop Culture as Mom Muse, 1987. December 6. "A Demo by Maxine Chernoff and Kenward Elmslie." Typescript introduction and announcements.
43	17		Candy Gram Song. Undated. Lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Claibe Richardson. Typescript.
43	18		Caravan to Mecca: A Musical Comedy in Three Acts. Cleveland, Ohio, performance, June, 1951. Typescript libretto and typescript program.
43	19		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript draft scenes.
44	1		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescripts and handwritten draft scenes.
44	2		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescripts and handwritten draft scenes.
44	3		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescripts and handwritten draft scenes.
44	4		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript and paste-up draft scenes.
44	5		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Act 1 and Act 2. Typescript draft with handwritten changes.
44	6		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Typescript and paste-up draft and correspondence.
44	7		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Typescript draft.
45	1		Chaillot/Crazy Lady, 1960. Typescript in soft cover.
45	2		Concert Songs. Undated. Typescripts for "Double Feature: Said Anita," "Italy," "Moonsong," "Love Song," "Song About Belinda," and "Song for Fosca."
45	3		Crystal Palace Cantata. Undated. Typescript and handwritten notes.
45	4		Day with Mr. Music. Undated. Typescript.
45	5		Death House, 1950. Handwritten notebook pages and drawings.
45	6		Falling Star: A Musical Fantasy in One Act. Undated. Typescript.
45	7		Family Album. Undated. Typescript.
45	8		First Soldier's Tale: Synopsis. Undated. Typescript draft scenes and lyrics "adapted by Elmslie from the Ramuz text."
45	9		Flower Sketch: Dialogue by Kenward Elmslie and Paul Sand. Undated. Typescript.
45	10		Gas Song. Undated. Typescript.
45	11		Havanaland, 1991. Typescript and correspondence with Danya Krupska, July-August, regarding project for a musical adaptation of Graham Greene's OUR MAN IN HAVANA.
45	12		Kenward's Song. Undated. Handwritten chord notations in music notebook.
45	13		Lifeshine Flock, 1954. Handwritten and typescript synopsis of Act One.
45	14		Lola. Correspondence, 1979 - 1982. Includes a color photograph of Claibe Richardson dated March 24, 1982.
45	15		Lola. Research on historical character, 1979 - 1985. Photocopied excerpts from various sources on Lola Montez' background and context, with subject headings by an unidentified researcher.
45	16		Lola. Research on historical character, 1979 - 1985. Handwritten outlines, lists of songs and typescript synopsis.
45	17		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript outline, typescript and handwritten draft scenes.
45	18		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript and paste-up scenes.
46	1		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes.
46	2		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 4. Handwritten and paste-up scenes.
46	3		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript and paste-up draft scenes.
46	4		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 6. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes.
46	5		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 7. Typescript draft scenes and notecards.
46	6		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 8. Typescript draft scenes.
47	1		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, sections 9 and 10. Typescript and paste-up scenes.
47	2		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Work-in-progress file, section 11. Typescript synopsis and draft scenes.
47	3		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Typescript and paste-up draft.
47	4		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Typescript final draft.
47	5		Lola, 1979 - 1985. Typescript libretto.
47	6		Lola. Partial vocal score by Claibe Richardson, 1979 - 1985. Photocopy.
47	7		Lola. Production and performance material, 1979 - 1985. Contact sheet, rehearsal and performance schedules, scene breakdown, production and recording agreements, and biographies of performers David Carroll, Jack Dabdoub, Christine Andreas, and Judy Kaye.
47	8		Lola, 1981 - 1982. Programs, promotional material and reviews.
47	9		Lonely Girl. Undated. Lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Frederick Beyer.
47	10		Lyrics: Did It Begin as Blue. A Play by Gerrit Lansing and Kenward Elmslie. Undated. Typescripts.
48	1		Moving Day: A Play in One Act. Undated. Typescript.
48	2		Naropa Institute Performance, July 23, 1988. Compilation of paste-up and photocopied material includes "Who'll Prop Me Up in the Rain," "Meat" and "Quark's Report."
48	3		Nightclub Material. Undated. Compilation of typescript and handwritten material and notes includes "Beautiful Strangers," I Don't Wanna Go to Washington," "Cairo Mama," "Culture," and untitled work.
48	4		Night Emerald, 1989. Work-in-progress on Oscar Wilde. Handwritten outline, typescript and paste-up sections.
48	5		Orchid Factory in a Crisis. Undated. Typescript.
48	6		Palais Bimbo. Draft version one, 1984 - 1987. Typescript and paste-up text.
48	7		Palais Bimbo. Draft version two, 1984 - 1987. Typescript and paste-up text.
48	8		Palais Bimbo. Draft version four, 1984 - 1987. Typescript, photocopies and paste-up text.
48	9		Palais Bimbo. Draft version four, 1984 - 1987. Typescript, photocopies and paste-up text with performance notes.
48	10		Palais Bimbo. Draft version five, 1984 - 1987. Photocopy and paste-up text with annotations.
48	11		Palais Bimbo. Production material, 1984 - 1987. Contact sheets, biographies for Donna Dennis, Daniel Levans, Steve Taylor, Kenneth Tisa, and Arne Zaslove.
48	12		Palais Bimbo: From Poem to Video. A Demo, 1987. Handwritten, photocopy and paste-up text, introductory remarks, and drawing of stage set-up.
48	13		Palais Bimbo Videotape Script, 1987. Typescript and cut-and-paste text with a photocopy of handwritten sheet music for "Schlock and Sleaze," lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Steven Taylor.
48	14		Palais Bimbo. Announcements, flyers and a program, 1984 - 1987.
48	15		Palais Bimbo. Review for COVER ARTS NEW YORK, 1987. Summer. By Elinor Nauen and Johnny Stanton.
48	16		Plan Ahead. Undated. Typescript.
48	17		Please Enter Me. Undated. Typescript.
48	18		Purlieu: An Intimate Extravaganza. Undated. Typescript.
48	19		Quark's Report. Performance material, 1989. Typescript and program.
49	1		Reading with Ruth Ford, 1989. Typescript introduction, list of titles and readers' names and photocopy of "Spite Fence Memo."
49	2		Rebel Voices Speak Again. Performance material, April 27, 1996. Typescript of the "Smithson Script" by Elmslie, program, pamphlet, "Rebels: Painters and Poets of the 1950s," and correspondence.
49	3		Rose Tatoo: A Musical, 1983. Typescript list of scenes and musical numbers and typescript and paste-up draft text of adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play.
49	4		Saint Lucia: A Play. Undated. Typescript.
49	5		Scenario for Colette's CHERI. Undated. Typescript pages with handwritten annotations.
49	6		Sea Mirage. Undated. Typescript.
49	7		Snyder Gray, Completed Scenes. Undated. Handwritten draft.
49	8		So Am I. Undated. Lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Jim Brown. Handwritten vocal part.
49	9		Solar Dust. Undated. Typescript.
49	10		Strange As a Dream. Undated. Lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Frederick Beyer. Handwritten piano and vocal score.
49	11		Sun Ape. Undated. Typescript.
49	12		Thirty-Love: A Musical Farce, 1955. Three notebooks and loose notes.
49	13		Thirty-Love: A Musical Farce, 1955. Work-in-progress file. Typescript and handwritten draft scenes.
49	14		Thirty-Love: A Musical Play, 1955. Typescript draft.
49	15		Thirty-Love: A Musical Play, 1955. Typescript.
49	16	FB-327-08	Thirty-Love: A Musical Play. Vocal score by Donald Fuller, 1955. Handwritten score and rehearsal parts for "Tears, Tears, Tears," "When I Was a Kid" and "Where Have You Been All My Life."
49	17		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Handwritten notes.
49	18		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Typescript synopsis and work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript draft scenes.
49	19		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript draft scenes.
49	20		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript draft.
50	1		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescript draft.
50	2		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript draft.
50	3		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Typescript draft.
50	4		Ticklish Acrobat, 1958. Lyrics, "I've Never Felt This Way Before" and "Siesta." Typescript.
50	5		Willie the Weeper, 1951. With John Latouche. Typescript lyrics.
50	6		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. Handwritten and typescript outlines, notes and list of characters.
50	7		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript synopsis, typescript draft scenes and an unsigned critique of Act 2.
50	8		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescript and paste-up scenes.
50	9		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 3." Typescript drafts.
50	10		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 19." Typescripts and paste-up draft.
50	11		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 20." Typescript and paste-up draft.
50	12		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 34." "Revised 4/18/68." Typescript draft.
51	1		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 35." Typescript draft.
51	2		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 37." Typescripts and paste-up draft.
51	3		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 45." Typescript and paste-up draft with annotations.
51	4		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Version 50." Typescript draft.
51	5		Yellow Drum, 1968 - 1969. "Cast Breakdown." List of characters, correspondence from Elmslie to producer Kermit Bloomberg and photocopy of an article by Lewis Funk, March 16, 1969.
51	6		You Never Knew. Undated. Lyrics by Kenward Elmslie, music by Jim Brown. Handwritten vocal part.
51	7		Untitled play. Undated. "List of Scenes," "Images, Events and Ideas."

Box	Folder	Oversize
51	8		Readings from A NEW FOLDER at the Living Theatre, June 12, 1959. Typescript list of works read and the names of readers.
51	9		Events calendars and FM radio schedule, 1960 - 1969.
51	10		Events calendars, flyers and newspaper announcements, 1970 - 1979. Contains paste-ups for flyers.
51	11		Events calendars, flyers, mailings, and newspaper announcements, 1980 - 1989.
51	12		Events calendars, flyers, newspaper announcements, and press release, 1990 - 1999.
51	13		Events calendars, flyers, newspaper and magazine articles and a poster. Undated material.
51	14		Scrapbook, 1960 - 1980. Flyers, newspaper clippings and typescript critique by Ted Berrigan of selections from Elmslie's PAVILIONS.

Box	Folder	Oversize
52	1		Journal, October 30 - December 29, 1937. "My Travels Abroad." Handwritten entries describing a family trip from Denver to New York, Europe and North Africa.
52	2		Journal, 1950 - 1960. Loose pages with handwritten and typescript entries, lists of activities, appointments, and accounts of dreams.
52	3		Journal, April 17 - May 14, 1951. Bound notebook with handwritten entries.
52	4		Journal, March 19, 1952 - May 14, 1956. Bound "Record" with handwritten entries. Includes black-and-white photograph of Elmslie, drawings and postcard on inside front cover.
52	5		Journal, August 14, 1956 - July, 1957. Loose pages with handwritten pages and undated typescript, "Diary of a Trip."
52	6		Journal, August 29, 1958 - February 22, 1959. Bound notebook with handwritten entries and laid-in typescript pages. Includes copies of Elmslie's letters to others.
52	7		Journal, October 15 - November 4, 1959. Loose typescript pages.
52	8		Journal, 1959 - 1960. No dates given. Loose pages with typescript entries describing activities and dreams.
52	9		Journal, 1960. January 2 - January 22. Loose typescript pages.
53	1		Journal, July 9, 1960 - January 6, 1961. Bound volume with handwritten entries.
53	2		Journal, 1961 - 1966. "Work Journal." Dates of submissions, acceptances and rejections of work, with income received.
53	3		Journal, 1964 - 1965. Handwritten loose pages and undated "Diary of Worries," typescripts with title "November and December and January, 1966," and list of resolutions titled "Autumn Dedication."
53	4		Notebook, 1954. October 10. Notes on drug-related and other crimes, grocery list, and doodles.
53	5		Notebook, 1960. May. "Songs." Notes, ideas for lyrics and doodles. Includes a typescript and handwritten list, "a Bestiary, of descriptions of animal behavior, followed by anti-moral statements."
53	6		Notebooks, 1960. November. "Idea Book," a dated, titled notebook two untitled notebooks with to-do lists, names, jottings.
53	7		Notebooks. Undated. "Practical Ideas." Brief notes, lists of names, doodles, and dream narratives.
53	8		Notebook. Undated. [Pyschoanalysis?] Notes, sketches and ideas for lyrics. Includes typescript page, "Joe Brainard."
53	9		Notebook. Undated. [Reading tour schedule?]
53	10		Notebook. Undated. "Travel Book for Kenward Elmslie." Handmade, illustrated gift booklet for Elmslie, with his entries on a trip to Mexico.
53	11		Notebook. Undated. Travel notes, descriptions, names and addresses in Europe and Mexico.
54	1		Notebook. Undated. Travel notes and museum visits.
54	2		Notebook. Undated. Travel notes on trip to Bali, December 15-30.
54	3		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, telephone numbers and doodles.
54	4		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, notes, telephone numbers, lists, and doodles.
54	5		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, to-do lists, telephone numbers, and doodles.
54	6		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, telephone numbers and brief notes.
54	7		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, notes, lists, telephone numbers, and doodles.
54	8		Notebooks. Undated. Various names, doodles, notes, and telephone numbers.

Box	Folder	Oversize
55	1		Published Poems, Published "Bokes" and Stories, 1956 - 1979. Elmslie's lists of his published works. Typescript and handwritten lists giving year of publication and name of journal or publisher.
55	2		Publishers catalogues and announcements listing works by Kenward Elmslie, 1972 - 1995.
55	3		Poems, 1956 - 1967. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts and paste-up final [?] drafts.
55	4		Poems, 1968 - 1972. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts and photocopies of final [?] drafts.
55	5		Poems, 1973 - 1974. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts and photocopies of final [?] drafts.
55	6		Poems, 1975 - 1976. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts and photocopies of final [?] drafts with some annotations.
55	7		Poems, 1977 - 1979. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts, photocopies and a handwritten final [?] draft.
55	8		Poems, 1989. Elmslie's collection of his work during this period. Typescripts, photocopies and a paste-up final [?] draft.
55	9		PAVILIONS (1961). "Spa Incident", 1959. Typescript drafts and a page from A NEW FOLDER.
55	10		PAVILIONS (1961). "Fringe People", 1960. Typescripts.
55	11		PAVILIONS (1961). "Alabama", 1960. Handwritten and typescript drafts and a page from POETRY.
55	12		PAVILIONS (1961). "Communique for Orpheus", 1961. Typescripts.
55	13		PAVILIONS (1961). "Adele the Vaudeville Martinet", 1960. Typescripts. Includes set of the "Adele Songs" ("Hoedown for Fat Adele," and "Blue Adele in the Sun Parlor.")
55	14		PAVILIONS (1961). "Fruit, a Song Cycle", 1960. Typescripts.
55	15		PAVILIONS (1961). "Venice", 1961. Typescript.
55	16		PAVILIONS (1961). "Pavilions", 1961. Typescript.
55	17		PAVILIONS (1961). "Ancestor Worship", 1961. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	18		PAVILIONS (1961). "Fishwives, Miscegenate", 1961. Typescripts.
55	19		PAVILIONS (1961). "Donnybrook Fair", 1961. Typescripts.
55	20		PAVILIONS (1961). "Nurses", 1961. Typescripts.
55	21		ANTHOLOGY OF MEDIEVAL LYRICS (1962). With Ruth Yorck. Typescripts of translations from 11th and 12th century German lyrics.
55	22		BABY BOOK (1965). With Joe Brainard. Typescript and advertisement.
55	23		BABY BOOK (1965). With Joe Brainard. Handwritten mock-up. [By Joe Brainard?]
55	24		1967 GAME CALENDAR (1967). With Joe Brainard. Typescripts.
55	25		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Florida Hillocks", 1963. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	26		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Experts at Veneers", 1962. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	27		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Circus Nerves and Worries", 1962. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	28		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Cave In", 1962. Typescript.
55	29		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Kamasutra", 1962. Typescripts, photocopy, and printed page.
55	30		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Dustbowl", 1964. Typescripts.
55	31		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Flaming Creatures", 1967. Typescripts.
55	32		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Shirley Temple Surrounded by Lions", 1962. Typescripts.
55	33		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Poem for Joe Brainard", 1965. Typescript and photocopies.
55	34		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Verandahs", 1965. Typescript and photocopies.
55	35		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Dirge", 1965. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	36		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Picnic", 1967. Typescript and photocopies.
55	37		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "History of France", 1966. Typescripts and photocopies.
55	38		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Island Celebration", 1967. Typescripts.
55	39		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Power Plant Sestina", 1966. Typescripts.
55	40		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Japanese City", 1967. Typescripts.
55	41		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). "Travelogue", 1967. Typescripts.
55	42		POWER PLANT POEMS (1967). Loose pages of the first printing of the C Press edition and two typescript pages of annotations and corrections.
56	1		CHAMP (1968). With Joe Brainard. Typescript. Also an undated review by Roger Sauls, a publisher's announcement and a paste-up of a flyer.
56	2		ALBUM (1969). "Families in Iowa", 1969. Typescript and printed version from THE BEAT SCENE.
56	3		ALBUM (1969). "The Depot", 1964. Typescript.
56	4		ALBUM (1969). "Life Mirrors: The Lost Instrument", 1965. Typescripts.
56	5		ALBUM (1969). "Black Capsule", 1967. With Joe Brainard. Page from THE EAST VILLAGE OTHER.
56	6		ALBUM (1969). "Barbie and Ken", 1965. Typescript.
56	7		ALBUM (1969). "Criss-Cross", 1968. Typescripts and photocopy.
56	8		ALBUM (1969). "Beautiful Strangers", 1967. Typescripts.
56	9		ALBUM (1969). "While Parents Sleep", 1967. Typescripts.
56	10		ALBUM (1969). "My Heart Is Calling", 1968. Typescript.
56	11		ALBUM (1969). "Phantom Light", 1968. Typescripts.
56	12		ALBUM (1969). "Calm Yourself", 1969. Photocopies.
56	13		ALBUM (1969). "Enter Madame", 1969. Photocopies.
56	14		ALBUM (1969). "Triple Trouble", 1968. Photocopies.
56	15		ALBUM (1969). "Going Highbrow", 1969. Photocopy.
56	16		ALBUM (1969). "Memory Expert", 1969. Typescript and photocopy.
56	17		ALBUM (1969). "College Rhythms", 1968. Typescripts and photocopies.
56	18		ALBUM (1969). "Yodels", 1966. Typescripts.
56	19		ALBUM (1969). "Rapid Fenders", 1969. Typescripts. A second version is titled "The Life of Lady Byron."
56	20		ALBUM (1969). "Marbled Chuckles in the Savannahs", 1962. Typescripts.
56	21		ALBUM (1969). "Piazza of the Bananas", 1963. Typescripts.
56	22		ALBUM (1969). "Melodramas", 1960. Typescripts and a printed version.
56	23		ALBUM (1969). "Blimps", 1969. Typescripts.
56	24		ALBUM (1969). "Babs [First Smile]", 1969. Typescript.
56	25		ALBUM (1969). "Peaches Littlejohn", 1968. Typescripts.
56	26		ALBUM (1969). "Alaska Blues", 1964. Typescripts and photocopies.
56	27		ALBUM (1969). "Vaudeville for Jean Harlow", 1964. Typescripts.
56	28		ALBUM (1969). "1961", 1968. Typescript and photocopy.
56	29		ALBUM (1969). "Marry Me", 1969. Typescript.
56	30		ALBUM (1969). "Narrative", 1969. Typescript, photocopy and paste-up.
56	31		ALBUM (1969). "Song", 1965. Typescripts.
56	32		ALBUM (1969). "Memories of a Catholic Girlhood", 1966. With Joe Brainard. Page from THE EAST VILLAGE OTHER [?].
56	33		ALBUM (1969). "Piping the Indicator", 1967. With Joe Brainard. Page from THE EAST VILLAGE OTHER [?].
56	34		ALBUM (1969). "Users", 1963. Typescripts. Title varies, "Scenario for Television," "Interview," and "Case History."
56	35		ALBUM (1969). "Warm Winter", 1965. Typescript and photocopies.
56	36		ALBUM (1969). "Glittering Skyline", 1969. Typescripts.
56	37		ALBUM (1969). "They", 1968. Photocopies of typescripts and a printed version.
56	38		ALBUM (1969). "White Attic", 1967. Typescripts and "Certificate Registration of a Claim to Copyright," 1971, for Elmslie and Lee Crabtree.
56	39		ALBUM (1969). "Bungalows I and II", 1969. Photocopies.
56	40		ALBUM (1969). "Sorties", 1966. Typescripts and a photocopy.
56	41		ALBUM (1969). Draft compilation for the ALBUM (1969) collection. Typescripts and a page from a galley proof. Also a newspaper clipping of announcement of publication.
56	42		CIRCUS NERVES. Correspondence, 1969 - 1972. Includes publishing contract, copyright information and Elmslie's comments and changes to a galley proof.
56	43		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "City of My Dinge World, Venice". Typescripts.
56	44		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Arrival", 1969. Photocopies.
56	45		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Work Room", 1968. Typescripts and photocopies.
56	46		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Hornet", 1968. Typescripts and photocopies.
56	47		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "November 25", 1968. Typescripts.
56	48		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "November 27", 1970. Typescript.
56	49		CIRCUS NERVES (1969). "Easter for Joe". Typescripts and photocopies.
56	50		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Entry". Typescript.
56	51		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Ashtray Offer", 1970. Typescript.
56	52		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Halloween Loop", 1970. Typescripts.
56	53		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "First Frost", 1970. Photocopy.
56	54		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). "Walking Whip in Stockbridge". Typescripts.
56	55		CIRCUS NERVES (1971). Draft compilation for the CIRCUS NERVES (1971) collection. Typescripts and photocopies of texts. Also front cover and publisher's announcement.
56	56		GIRL MACHINE (1971). Draft compilation of photocopies and paste-up texts. Also contains cover, title page and verso, and publication announcement.
56	57		MOTOR DISTURBANCE. Correspondence, 1971 - 1978. Includes announcement of publication, publisher's catalogue and typescripts for a publisher's blurb.
56	58		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Permanent Heyday". Typescripts and photocopies.
56	59		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Feathered Dancers", 1968. Typescripts.
56	60		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Another Island Groupage", 1963. Typescripts.
56	61		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Duo-Tang", 1968. Typescripts.
56	62		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Small Soda". Typescript.
56	63		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). "Junk Fish", 1970. Photocopy.
57	1		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). Final draft [?] Photocopies.
57	2		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). Galley proof.
57	3	FB-331-01	MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). Paste-up for cover.
57	4		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). Manuscript returned to Elmslie after publication.
57	4		MOTOR DISTURBANCE (1971). Announcements and reviews, 1971 - 1978.
57	5		SHINY RIDE (1972). With Joe Brainard. Photocopies.
57	7		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescript drafts and handwritten notes.
57	8		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescripts and handwritten drafts.
57	9		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescript and handwritten drafts.
58	1		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescript drafts.
58	2		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescript drafts.
58	3		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Photocopy of typescript of final [?] draft. Part 1.
58	4		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Photocopy of typescript of final [?] draft. Part 2.
58	5		ORCHID STORIES (1973). "Setting copy." Typescript marked for printer. Part 1.
58	6		ORCHID STORIES (1973). "Setting copy." Typescript marked for printer. Part 2.
58	7		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Final galley proof.
59	1		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Foundry proof.
59	2		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Page proof. Part 1.
59	3		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Page proof. Part 2.
59	4		ORCHID STORIES (1973). Reviews, 1973.
59	5		PENGUIN MODERN POETS 24: KENWARD ELMSLIE, KENNETH KOCH, JAMES SCHUYLER (1974). Galley proofs and cover.
59	6		TROPICALISM (1975). "Spite Fence Memo", 1974. Typescripts.
59	7		TROPICALISM (1975). "Winter Life", 1974. Typescript.
59	8		TROPICALISM (1975). "Time Lags", 1974. Typescripts.
59	9		TROPICALISM (1975). "Easter for Anne, 1973", 1973. Typescripts.
59	10		TROPICALISM (1975). "At the Controls", 1974. Typescript.
59	11		TROPICALISM (1975). "Another Easter for Joe, 1975", 1975. Typescript.
59	12		TROPICALISM (1975). "Meat", 1972. Typescripts.
59	13		TROPICALISM (1975). "Official Serums", 1974. Typescripts.
59	14		TROPICALISM (1975). "Middle Class Fantasies". Typescripts.
59	15		TROPICALISM (1975). Draft compilation of texts. Typescripts and photocopies.
60	1		TROPICALISM (1975), 1975. Final typescript draft.
60	2		TROPICALISM (1975). Photocopy with corrections.
60	3		TROPICALISM (1975). Master proof.
60	4		TROPICALISM (1975). Galley proof with corrections.
60	5		TROPICALISM (1975). Page proofs and cover.
60	6		TROPICALISM (1975). Announcements and reviews, 1975 - 1978.
60	7		ALPHABET WORK (1977). Draft compilation of typescript and photocopied texts.
60	8		ALPHABET WORK (1977). Reviews, 1977 - 1984.
60	9		TOPIARY TREK (1977). "Bob and Wheel", 1975. Typescript.
60	10		TOPIARY TREK (1977). "May Day". Typescript.
60	11		TOPIARY TREK (1977). "Siamese Standpipe". Typescript.
60	12		TOPIARY TREK (1977). "Mashed Earth". Typescript.
60	13		COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT (1979). Announcement and review, 1977 - 1979.
60	14		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Morning Entry/Summer Morning Entry". Typescripts, photocopy and clipping as published in THE COUNTRY JOURNAL, October 17-23, 1975.
60	15		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Saga of Skunk's Misery/History of Gospel Hollow". Typescripts.
60	16		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Easter for Joe ('77)", 1977. Typescript.
60	17		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Force of Habit", 1976. Typescript.
60	18		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1976). "Ocean City", 1976. Typescripts and photocopies.
60	19		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Time Study/Time Study Threnody". Typescripts and photocopies.
60	20		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Green Scoop", 1978. Typescript.
60	21		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Micronesia", 1976. Typescript.
60	22		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Monster Worship I", 1977. Typescript.
60	23		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Monster Worship II", 1977. Typescript.
60	24		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Two Postcard Stories", 1973. Photocopies.
60	25		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Songbag", 1974. Photocopies.
60	26		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Bang-Bang Tango", 1977. Typescripts and photocopies.
60	27		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Scimitar for Brenda Lewis", 1968. Handwritten draft, typescripts and photocopy.
60	28		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "One Hundred I Remembers", 1972. Typescripts and a photocopy. Includes the selection, "Fifty I Remembers."
60	29		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Easter Poem for Joe ('79)". Photocopy.
60	30		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Porn Dream/Porn Poem for Patty", 1978. Typescripts.
60	31		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Avenue of the Frozen Rainbows", 1976. Typescript.
60	32		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Stance", 1979. Typescripts.
60	33		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Communications Equipment", 1978. Typescripts.
60	34		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Night Thoughts", 1979. Typescripts.
60	35		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "August", 1981. Typescripts.
60	36		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "Squatter in the Foreground", 1978. Typescripts.
60	37		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). "In the Sky", 1979. Photocopy.
61	1		MOVING RIGHT ALONG (1980). Page proofs with corrections and front cover.
61	2		BIMBO DIRT (1982). Performance texts for "Bimbo Dirt Night" and William Corbett's review of the published work.
61	3		PALAIS BIMBO SNAPSHOTS (1982). Typescript and paste-up captions.
61	4		26 BARS (1987). Correspondence, 1981 - 1987.
61	5		26 BARS (1987). Memorandum of Agreement, September 1, 1983. With Donna Dennis, artist, and Z Press, publisher. Typescript.
61	6		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 1. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
61	7		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 2. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
61	8		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 3. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
61	9		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 4. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
61	10		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 5. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
61	11		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 6. Typescripts and paste-up drafts.
62	1		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 7. Typescript and paste-up drafts.
62	2		26 BARS (1987). Work-in-progress file, section 8. Typescripts, photocopies and paste-up texts.
62	3		26 BARS (1987). Final draft. Typescript and paste-up text.
62	4		26 BARS (1987). Typescript for printer and correspondence.
62	5	FB-330-02	26 BARS (1987). Galley proof. Part 1.
62	6	FB-331-02	26 BARS (1987). Galley proof. Part 2.
62	7		26 BARS: A COLLABORATION (1987). "Tales by Kenward Elmslie, Drawings by Donna Dennis." Published copy, cut up and annotated for performance [?].
62	8		26 BARS: A COLLABORATION (1987). Black-and-white photographs of Donna Dennis' drawings.
62	9		26 BARS: A COLLABORATION (1987). March 3. Guest Book for exhibition of Donna Dennis drawings. Photocopies.
62	10		26 BARS: A COLLABORATION (1987). Announcements and reviews, 1987 - 1989.
62	11		SUNG SEX (1990). "Nov. 17", 1987. Typescript.
63	1		SUNG SEX (1990). Draft compilation of typescript and photocopied texts and excerpts from other Elmslie works. Also typescript broadside, "Mindless Bliss."
63	2		SUNG SEX (1990). Typescripts and photocopies.
63	3		SUNG SEX (1990). Announcements and reviews. Includes photocopy of article, "Sects and Language," by Craig Owens.
63	4		PAY DIRT! (1992). With Joe Brainard. Compilation of text and drawings. Photocopies, correspondence and cover.
63	5		PAY DIRT! (1992). With Joe Brainard. Photocopies.
63	6		CHAMP DUST (1994). With Joe Brainard. Draft compilation of texts, typescripts and paste-up.
63	7		CHAMP DUST (1994). With Joe Brainard. Galley proof with corrections.
63	8		BARE BONES (1995). Typescripts, photocopies of photograph of Joe Brainard and correspondence from William Bamberger.
63	9		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Correspondence, 1997 - 1998.
63	10		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Paste-up draft with font and margin corrections.
63	11		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Photocopy of paste-up draft with corrections.
64	1		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Paste-up draft with spacing corrections. Part 1.
64	2		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Paste-up draft with spacing corrections. Part 2.
64	3		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Photocopy of draft with corrections. Part 1.
64	4		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Photocopy of draft with corrections. Part 2.
64	5		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Photocopy of draft with corrections.
64	6		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Photocopy of draft with corrections.
65	1		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). "Coffee House Press uncorrected ms". Spiral bound.
65	2		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Copies of cover design and correspondence.
65	3		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Page proofs with corrections.
65	4		ROUTINE DISRUPTIONS (1998). Final versions of text on six 3.5"x5" floppy diskettes.
65	5		NITE SOIL (2000). Notebook with paste-up cards with text.
66	1		IN THE SKY: SELECTED POEMS. Undated. Draft paste-up compilation of previously published work.
66	2		IN THE SKY: SELECTED POEMS. Undated. Photocopy of draft compilation of previously published work.

Box	Folder	Oversize
66	3		Weather of Ripeness (1954). Handwritten and typescript drafts and notes.
66	4		Letter from El Dorado (1956). Typescripts.
66	5		Armagnac or the Visitor (1959). With Bill Berkson. Typescript. See also "Three Collaborations, 1. Armagnac Or the Visitor" in subseries 3E.
66	6		Destiny in October Cities (1960). Typescripts and translation into German by an unidentified translator.
66	7		Europe (1962). Typescripts.
66	8		Ghandi (1962). Typescript.
66	9		Solar Rebus (1962). Typescripts.
66	10		Brass Elements (1968). Typescript.
66	11		Depends on How You Look at Your Life (1968). Photocopy.
66	12		Persistent Gnats (1968). Photocopy of typescript.
66	13		2nd Best Flashback (1968). Photocopy of typescript.
66	14		Why Did They Kill Scenes (1968). Photocopies of typescript.
66	15		Crumb (1970). Typescript.
66	16		Goon Beauty (1970). Typescripts and photocopy.
66	17		Little Radio Edna (1970). Typescript and drawing.
66	18		Marrakesh (1971). Typescripts.
66	19		Weekend (1971). Typescript.
66	20		Legend of Orgasm Tool (1972). Typescript.
66	21		One Night Stand (1972). Typescripts.
66	22		Open Secret (1972). With Joe Brainard. Typescript and paste-up with illustrations and captioned photographs of unidentified protagonists.
66	23		Poem (1972). Typescript.
66	24	FB-327-06	Almost Heaven (1973). August 30. With Joe Brainard, Michael Brownstein and Anne Waldman. Printed broadside.
66	25		City Life (1974). Typescripts.
66	26		Some Haikus (1975). "Lend-a-Hands Haiku," and "Sho Biz." Typescripts.
66	27		Scimitar for Eileen (1978). April 22. Typescript.
66	28		Barf, an Excited Wall of Birds (1979). Typescripts.
66	29		Dune (1979). Typescript.
66	30		Four Bars from 26 BARS (1984). Draft selections. Photocopies and typescript.
66	31		Four Bars from 26 BARS (1984). Photocopy of journal BARNEY, no. 4. Includes "A Tribute to Kenward Elmslie" by Michael Silverblatt.

Box	Folder	Oversize
66	32		My Fifty Favorite Musicals (1967). Typescript and handwritten notes.
66	33		Kenward's Party Pate: Secret Recipe Plus How to Get Rid of Resultant Insomnia (1971). May 9. Newspaper clipping from THE HERALD.
66	34		Old Folk's Machine: I Longed to Leave "70 Girls 70" (1971). May 2. Review for THE HERALD. Photocopy of clipping and a typescript draft.
66	35		Plunkety-Plunk, Clunk, Clunk, Hiss, Boo, Bah! (1971). April 25. Review for THE HERALD. Typescript draft.
66	36		Who Are the Ghosts in This Place? (1971). March 18. Review of FOLLIES for the HERALD. Photocopy of clipping and typescript drafts.
66	37		Dear Country Journal (1975). October 10-16. Letter to the editor regarding John Latouche's work. Clipping.
66	38		Libretto Land (1982). Work-in-progress file. Typescripts, photocopies and paste-up text.
66	39		Libretto Land (1982). Photocopy of final [?] draft and page proofs.
66	40		Libretto Land: Suggested Exercises. Undated. Handwritten and typescript text. Also flyer and announcement for the "Playwrights' Platform Seminar" given by Elmslie, October 2, 1982.
66	41		NEW FACES OF 1952: POEMS AND PROSE BY MAXINE CHERNOFF (1985), 1985. Blurb for Chernoff's book printed on the publisher's announcement.
66	42		Tribute to Robert W. Holton (1985). Brochure announcing the National Institute for Music Theater Robert Holton Fellowship.
66	43		Introductions for work by Larry Fagin, David Shapiro, Anne Waldman, and Lewis Warsh. Undated. Typescripts.
66	44		Review of Dance Works by Yvonne Rainer and Fred Herko Presented at the Maidman Playhouse, March 5. Year not given. Typescript.

Box	Folder	Oversize
67	1		About the Picture. Undated. Typescript.
67	2		Alex Katz. Undated. Typescript.
67	3		Always Walking to the Movies... Undated. Typescript.
67	4		American Song. Undated. Typescript.
67	5		Ancient Radios. Undated. Typescript.
67	6		And When He Dies in Middle Age... Undated. Typescript.
67	7		Andrew's Eating an Apple is the Funniest Thing... Undated. Typescript.
67	8		Announcements, Lettered in the Pale Purple of the Bill-of-Fare Hektograph... Undated. Typescript.
67	9		April '61. Undated. Typescript.
67	10		April in NYC. Undated. Typescript.
67	11		Arms and Legs Coated with White Cow-Dung for a Sunday Dance. Undated. Typescript.
67	12		Attic. Undated. Typescript.
67	13		Auden-Elmslie Interview. Undated. Transcript of interview with W.H. Auden. Revised and unrevised typescripts. Also typescript list of seven works by others.
67	14		August 1st. Undated. Typescript.
67	15		Autumn Melody. Undated. Typescript.
67	16		Baby Sayings. Undated. Typescript.
67	17		Back to Bakst, 1976. March 11, 1976. Typescript.
67	18		Ballad. Undated. Typescript.
67	19		Ballad of a Last Loving Letter from a Son in the Deathhouse. Undated. Typescript.
67	20		Ballad of Nostalgia. Undated. Typescript and handwritten drafts.
67	21		Ballad to a Boy. Undated. Typescript.
67	22		Barbados and Trinidad. Undated. Typescript.
67	23		Basket Case (Full of Memories). Undated. Typescript.
67	24		Bard Lecture, 1996. Typescript and flyer.
67	25		B.B. Undated. Typescript.
67	26		Beauty Part. Undated. Typescript.
67	27		Berlin Story. Undated. Typescript.
67	28		Birthday Story. Undated. Typescript.
67	29		Blind President Ogles Pedestrians. Undated. Typescript.
67	30		Blond Young Man and Old Gray Man. Undated. Handwritten draft.
67	31		Bra Her Bra Her Bra Bra. Undated. Typescript.
67	32		Bride Wore Red. Undated. Typescript.
67	33		Buck Naked. Undated. Typescript.
67	34		Bus Full of Black Men. Undated. Typescript.
67	35		Bus Terminal. Undated. Typescript.
67	36		Cage of Shadows. Undated. Typescript.
67	37		Cave of the Wind. Undated. Typescript.
67	38		Centennial of Melville's Birth. Undated. Typescript.
67	39		Changes. Undated. Typescript.
67	40		Chanukah for Bella Stella. Undated. Typescript.
67	41		Chinese Creep. Undated. Typescript.
67	42		Christmas Eve Poem (for Joe). Undated. Typescript.
67	43		Christmas Poem. Undated. Typescript.
67	44		Clean Break. Undated. Typescript.
67	45		Closets. Undated. Typescript.
67	46		Cock War. Undated. Typescript.
67	47		Collaborations, Kenwood Elmslie and Steven Hall. Typescript and photocopies. "Dear Edna May Oliver," "Ozone Island," "Red Grooms", "Star", "Sunday in Seattle," "To Delia."
67	48		Collage. Undated. Typescript.
67	49		Comics in Chicago. Undated. Typescript.
67	50		Coming Up on Scherzo... Undated. Typescript.
67	51		Company Fink. Undated. Typescript.
67	52		Correspondence. Undated. Typescript.
67	53		Cross Word Puzzles and Word Games. Undated. Typescript and handwritten notes.
67	54		Curious Cobwebs/Country Life. Undated. Typescript.
67	55		Dad's Scissors. Undated. Typescript.
67	56		Day the Charlestons Moved from Manhattan. Undated. Typescript. See also "Moving Day, and "The Day the Charlestons Moved" in this subseries.
67	57		Dear Mrs. Ryan. Undated. Typescript.
67	58		Definition of Alabama in the Spring. Undated. Typescript.
67	59		Deviates. Undated. Typescript.
67	60		Diners' Service. Undated. Typescript.
67	61		Distance. Undated. Typescript.
67	62		Dixie Cups. Undated. Typescript.
67	63		Dogs. Undated. Typescript.
67	64		Dr. Leonard Gibson Had Decided to Establish a Branch Coat for a Pillow... Undated. Typescript.
67	65		Driblet. Undated. Typescript.
67	66		Drug Card. Undated. Typescript.
67	67		Easter Hustler. Typescript.
67	68		Ego Message. Undated. Typescript.
67	69		End This Summer. Typescripts.
67	70		Enormous Sense of Relief-- Post-Take-Over... Undated. Typescript.
67	71		Entry Variation. Undated. Typescript.
67	72		Eternal Happiness Seaweed. Undated. Typescript.
67	73		Excursions. Undated. Typescript.
67	74		Fairy Tale for a Girl. Undated. Typescript.
67	75		Fear of Scissors. Undated. Typescript.
67	76		Fig for Ron Gorchov. Undated. Typescript.
67	77		Five A.M. Undated. Typescript.
67	78		Flower Poem. Undated. Typescript.
67	79		Folklorists. Undated. Typescript.
67	80		Follicles. Undated. Typescript.
67	81		Food Values. Undated. Typescript.
67	82		For Cynthia. Undated. Typescript.
67	83		Form #1. Undated. Typescript.
67	84		Fragonard. Undated. Typescript.
67	85		Frankie and Johnny. Undated. Typescript.
67	86		Free Man. Undated. Typescript.
67	87		Fuck the Fuck Ode Ode. Undated. Typescript.
67	88		Fuck the Suck of the Cock of the Dock... Undated. Typescript.
67	89		Furnished Rooms. Undated. Typescript.
67	90		Games. Undated. Handwritten notes.
67	91		Gay Boy. Undated. With Joe Brainard.
67	92		Gays in Haiti/Gays in Power. Undated. Typescript. Also titled "Haiti," "Homosexuality in Haiti," and "Mutt and Jeff."
67	93		George Washington is Coming. Undated. Typescript.
67	94		Georgette. Undated. Typescript.
67	95		Get Yourself Together With... Undated. Typescript.
67	96		Gift Between Two Friends is Strong... Undated. Handwritten.
67	97		Gingerbread Darling Part I and Part II. Undated. Handwritten with drawings by Joe Brainard.
67	98		Glamorous Strangers. Undated. Typescript.
67	99		God Police and Testy Political Light Ups. Undated. Typescript.
67	100		Goldenrod Puzzle. Undated. Typescript.
67	101		Great Steep. Undated. Typescript.
67	102		Green Bird Lyrics. Undated. Typescript.
67	103		Hand in Glove. Undated. Typescript.
67	104		Happy Birthday (Poem for Cici), 1962. Typescript.
67	105		Happy Homosexuals. Undated. Typescript.
67	106		Happy Returns of the Night. Undated. Typescript.
67	107		Harvey Girls. Undated. Typescript.
67	108		Heavenly the Prize Fighter, Though Embattled... Undated. Typescript.
67	109		Help Exchanges. Undated. Typescript.
68	1		Hi There, Mont Blanc/Beach Boy. Undated. Typescript.
68	2		Hicky Mountain. Undated. Typescript.
68	3		Hill Talk. Undated. Typescript.
68	4		Hippies. Undated. Typescript.
68	5		His Damp Balls Lay on His Leg... Undated. Typescript.
68	6		History of Vermont. Undated. Typescript.
68	7		Hmmmm... The Howitzers Disguised as "Heh-Heh Geese"... Undated. Typescript.
68	8		Home and You. Undated. Typescript.
68	9		Homosexual Coitus. Undated. Typescript.
68	10		Hot Property. Undated. Typescript.
68	11		How Can I Win You?. Undated. Typescript.
68	12		How Fortunate Mr. Coke Is to Have His Name Tucked Away Out of Sight... Undated. Typescript drafts with revisions.
68	13		Hyacinth Song. Undated. Typescript.
68	14		I Can Give You. Undated. Photocopy.
68	15		I Don't Gussy Myself Up in Chinchilla Pelts... Undated. Typescript.
68	16		I Don't Wanna Go to Washington. Undated. Typescript.
68	17		I Should Be Calling a Singer... Undated. Typescript.
68	18		I Watch the Neon Light Blink... Undated. Typescript.
68	19		I Wonder Why We Americans Don't Do This?. Undated. Handwritten with stamped designs by [?] Joe Brainard.
68	20		I'll Be Your Babe You Be My Pard. Undated. Typescript.
68	21		Important Message from All the Uncles. Undated. Typescript.
68	22		Imprisoned in St. Louis. Undated. Typescript.
68	23		In All My Years. Undated. Typescript.
68	24		Incandescence on a Fecund Isle. Undated. Typescript.
68	25		Innocence, Lost Innocence, Acceptance of Lost Innocence... Undated. Typescript.
68	26		Inter-Twinin'. Undated. Typescript.
68	27		It's Evening Now... Undated. Typescript.
68	28		Jack, Plump, Not Polite... Undated. Typescript.
68	29		January Deadlock. Undated. Typescript.
68	30		January Poem. Undated. Typescript.
68	31		Jean Harlow Song. Undated. Typescript.
68	32		Jerky Strains of the Still-Fashionable York Were Taxing the Capacities... Undated. Typescript.
68	33		Jissom Splattered on the Carport... Undated. Typescript.
68	34		Joe by Kenward Elmslie. Undated. Comic panel with paste-up text by Joe Brainard.
68	35		Julius Monk Material. Undated. Typescript.
68	36		July. Undated. Typescript.
68	37		Keeping Cool. Undated. Typescript.
68	38		Kennedy [:] Lyndon, Do You Really Think What You're Saying is... Undated. Typescripts.
68	39		Labour Day. Undated. Typescript.
68	40		Lady Ambassador. Undated. Form letter rewritten with James Schuyler.
68	41		Lemon and a Star, 1960. October 22, 1960. Typescript.
68	42		Letter to a Vague Young Man. Undated. Typescript.
68	43		Letter to Joe's Plant. Undated. Typescript.
68	44		Letter to Kenneth Koch. Undated. Typescript.
68	45		Lettera 32 Poem. Undated. Typescript.
68	46		Levee into the Soiree. Undated. Typescript.
68	47		Light Up Poem. Undated. Typescript.
68	48		Little Lyric of the Night Crawlers. Undated. Typescript.
68	49		Little Man. Undated. Typescript.
68	50		Little Odd. Undated. Handwritten text.
68	51		Looks Can Kill Looks Are Deceiving. Undated. Handwritten pages.
68	52		Lord Minted... Undated. Handwritten text.
68	53		Lotions. Undated. Typescript.
68	54		Love Police. Undated. Typescript.
68	55		Lovely Lent... Undated. Typescript, with drawing by Joe Brainard.
68	56		Love's Game Completed. Undated. Typescript. Written in collaboration with Ruth Yorck.
68	57		Lutheran Love. Undated. Typescript.
68	58		Magnanimous Influenza. Undated. Typescript.
68	59		Making Up for Lost Ardor. Undated. Typescript.
68	60		March 11th. Undated. Typescript.
68	61		Margaret McKean: The Masquerade. Undated. Typescript.
68	62		Masochism in Miami. Undated. Typescript.
68	63		Mattress on the Sidewalk... Undated. Typescript.
68	64		Memory #1. Mayfair Club Dance and Shirley Booth. Undated. Typescript.
68	65		Midget Threnody. Undated. Typescript.
68	66		Midtown Half-Killed. Undated. Typescript.
68	67		Mildred and the Night Crawlers. Undated. Typescript.
68	68		Minnie Must Go. Undated. Typescript.
68	69		Minute Monologue. Circa 1950. Typescript.
68	70		Miss Moon O'Tool. Undated. Typescript.
68	71		Miss O'Brien Takes the Stand, 1946 - 1950. Typescript.
68	72		Mistook a City of the Dead for a Field of Bee-Hives... Undated. Typescript.
68	73		Monster at Several Removes. Undated. Typescript.
68	74		Monster Worship. Undated. Typescript.
68	75		Moolah. Undated. Typescript.
68	76		Moon Canals. Undated. Typescript.
68	77		More Easter for Joe. Undated. Typescript.
68	78		More Eats. Undated. Typescript.
68	79		Morning Love. Undated. Typescript.
68	80		Mornings Are a Cinch...Yes...Just Get Up... Undated. Handwritten text with drawings by Joe Brainard.
68	81		Movement. Undated. Typescript.
68	82		Moves. Undated. Typescript.
68	83		Movie Song. Undated. Typescript.
68	84		Moving Day and the "Day the Charlestons Moved". See aslo "The Day the Charlestons Moved from Manhattan" in this subseries.
68	85		Mrs. Bean Glaceed the Cake... Undated. Typescript.
68	86		Mrs. Emery: Sotte! De Quoi Vivrons-Nous?. Undated. Handwritten text with drawing by Joe Brainard.
68	87		Mrs. Sandstrom Glanced Out the Window... Undated. Typescript.
69	1		Murder Story, 1953. Notebooks.
69	2		Murder Story, 1953. Typescript, handwritten notes and notebook about a murder case in Michigan.
69	3		My Black Hat Berry... Undated. Typescript with drawing by Joe Brainard.
69	4		My Lady Friend. Undated. Typescript.
69	5		Negroes in the Men's Room. Undated. Handwritten.
69	6		Neither Man Nor Woman Nor Memory of... Undated. Typescript.
69	7		New in Blue. Undated. Typescript.
69	8		New Year Work. Undated. Typescript.
69	9		Night Crawlers. Undated. Typescript.
69	10		Night Lens. Undated. Typescript.
69	11		Night of the Brown Beer/Die Nacht der Braunen Biere. Undated. English and German typescript texts by Elmslie [?].
69	12		Nipples Grow Erect... Undated. Typescript, with drawing by Joe Brainard.
69	13		Notebook Poems. Undated. Typescripts. First work is "The 2nd Best Flashback," published in ALBUM (1969).
69	14		Notes for Stories (For Fiction) (For Short Stories). Undated. Typescript.
69	15		Nuns Drinking Song #2. Undated. Typescript.
69	16		October Welcome. Undated. Typescript.
69	17		O'Henry Twist. Undated. Typescript.
69	18		Old Time Bohemian. Undated. Typescript.
69	19		On an Isle Named Martha's Vineyard... Undated. Typescript.
69	20		On Your Birthday There Was Snow in Central Park... Undated. Typescript.
69	21		Oneword Trilogy. Undated. Typescript.
69	22		Opaque Countryside. Undated. Typescript.
69	23		Orgy Rooms, Sniffles, Rasping Coughs, Sores, Bedbugs... Undated. Typescript.
69	24		O'Seas Sonnet. Undated. Typescript.
69	25		Other Scenes. Undated. Typescript.
69	26		Others Are Coming. Undated. Typescript.
69	27		Out of Red River: Eleven O' Clock... Undated. Handwritten text.
69	28		Overgrown Roads Retain Water-And-Mirror Mirages Around Here... Undated. Typescript.
69	29		Pain Must Go to Doctor... Undated. Typescript.
69	30		Painful Peace. Undated. Typescript.
69	31		Pardon My Face, and the Rest of Me... Undated. Typescript.
69	32		Parque. Undated. Typescript.
69	33		Pear Brandy. Undated. Typescript and handwritten drafts.
69	34		Pearl. Undated. Typescript.
69	35		Performance notes. Undated. Handwritten observations on posture, facial expressions, gestures, tone of voice, and movement. Includes typescript cue notes with titles of works and the names of readers for the Kent Tavern event, "Poetry Small Talk."
69	36		Personalities. Undated. Typescript.
69	37		Pigeons, Buffalos. Typescript.
69	38		Pix. Undated. Typescript.
69	39		Poem. Undated. Typescript.
69	40		Poem for Tony. Undated. Typescript.
69	41		Poem of Despair. Undated. Typescript.
69	42		Poem Selection. Undated. Photocopies and typescript.
69	43		Poem to April. Undated. Typescript.
69	44		Poems of Horror and Suspense. With Bill Berkson.
69	45		Point A Invaded Paris that Spring of the Famine... Undated. Typescript.
69	46		Popcorn. Undated. Typescript.
69	47		Population Control. Undated. Typescript.
69	48		Postcard Work. Undated. Typescript.
69	49		Pre-December. Undated. Typescript.
69	50		Progress Report. Undated. Typescript.
69	51		Pursuit. Undated. Typescript.
69	52		Queen, 1946 - 1950. Typescript.
69	53		Questionnaire of an Incompetent Marxist. Undated. Typescript.
69	54		Quits. Undated. Typescripts with drawing and an annotation.
69	55		Radios. Undated. Typescript.
69	56		Raymond was a White-Headed Boy... Undated. Typescript.
69	57		Recapitulations, 1956. Typescript. Critique of productions at the Karamu Theatre.
69	58		R.F.D. Undated. Typescript.
69	59		Robert Creeley Journal, 1966. Photocopies of typescript and handwritten pages by Joe Brainard, Ron and Pat Padgett.
69	60		Rocky Mountains. Undated. Typescript.
69	61		Roundelay. Undated. Typescript.
69	62		Run, Little Boy. Undated. Typescript.
69	63		Sagaponak. Undated. Typescript.
69	64		Saturday Night and Other Poems. Undated. Typescript.
69	65		Savvy Wad. Undated. Typescript.
69	66		Say Zoo-Zoo to the Grocery boy. Undated. Typescript.
69	67		Scene. Undated. Typescript.
69	68		Second Toot. Undated. Typescript.
69	69		See. Undated. Handwritten.
69	70		Seven Events. Typescripts with annotations.
69	71		Sexual Anxiety. Fourth of July. Typescript.
69	72		Shakespeare Sonnet 32A. Undated. Typescripts. Also contains David Rosenburg's signed typescript "Shakespearen Sonnet 32A".
69	73		Shaky Pair. Undated. Typescript.
69	74		Shmeggegy for Stella. Undated. Typescript.
69	75		Silenus-Madness. Undated. Typescript.
69	76		Simple Life. Undated. Typescript.
69	77		Snowfall. Undated. Typescript.
69	78		Snow Poem #1, #2 and #3, 1966. January 30. Typescripts.
69	79		Sole Surviving Poplar Looks Bushier. Undated. Typescript.
69	80		Sonnet for Ted. Undated. Typescript.
69	81		Sorrows. Undated. Typescript.
69	82		State Foods Sonnet. Undated. Typescript.
69	83		Stockbridge Mass. Undated. Typescript.
69	84		Stockholm Threnody. Undated. Typescript.
69	85		Stolen Dream. Undated. Typescript.
69	86		Story of Stones and Spring. Undated. Typescript.
70	1		Stranger With the Special Face. Undated. Typescript.
70	2		Stu. Undated. Typescript.
70	3		Stud Cream. Undated. Typescript.
70	4		Summer Morning. Undated. Typescript.
70	5		Survey of Columbia. Undated. Typescript.
70	6		Sweet Flag. Undated. Typescript.
70	7		Ten Best Orchids. Undated. Typescript.
70	8		Thank You for Having Me in Heaven... Undated. Typescript.
70	9		Thaw Scene. Undated. Typescript.
70	10		This Fondest Embassy, Though Embattled... Undated. Typescript.
70	11		This Machine Is Officially On... Undated. Typescript.
70	12		Those Wonderful Thirties. Undated. Typescript.
70	13		Three Collaborations. Undated. Typescript. 1. "Armagnac Or the Visitor" (with B. Berkson); 2. "At the Foot of Chiapas" (with Kenneth Koch); 3. "Pearl" (with Bill Berkson). See also "Armagnac Or the Visitor" in subseries 3C.
70	14		Tower House Publications 1969-1970-1971 (My Favorite Quotations From), 1969 - 1971. Undated. Typescript.
70	15		Travel Plans. Undated. Typescript.
70	16		Travelogue #2. Undated. Typescript.
70	17		Trees in Turmoil. Undated. Typescript.
70	18		Trinidad Enters... Undated. Typescript.
70	19		Trouble With Extase. Undated. Typescript and handwritten drafts.
70	20		Turn Off the Lights in the Pentagon... Undated. Typescript.
70	21		TV News. Undated. Typescript.
70	22		Twelve Doors. Undated. Typescript.
70	23		Two K's Poem. Undated. Typescript.
70	24		Two Sniffs. Undated. Handwritten draft.
70	25		Veneers... Undated. Also titled "Some Veneers," "Veneer at Twilight," and "A Veneer or Two." Typescripts.
70	26		Vestige of a Black Astronaut Joke. Undated. Typescript.
70	27		View Pains. Undated. Typescript.
70	28		Vigilante Country. Undated. Typescript.
70	29		Virgin Islands. Undated. Typescript.
70	30		Voyage, 1940 - 1950. Typescript.
70	31		Waiting for the Food to Arrive, Music on Loud. Doctor on Bed... Undated. Typescript.
70	32		War Race. Undated. Typescript.
70	33		Warbler. Undated. Typescript.
70	34		Warning. Undated. Typescript.
70	35		Wasp Notations. Undated. Typescript.
70	36		Water Cures Love. Undated. Typescript.
70	37		Weather Control. Undated. Typescript.
70	38		Weekend Theories. Undated. Typescript.
70	39		Whatever Happend to Baby Jane. Undated. Typescript draft, paste-up and photocopies.
70	40		Where is My Sonny. Undated. Typescript.
70	41		Whisperings in Church. Undated. With Joe Brainard. Typescript.
70	42		White Arm. Undated. Typescript.
70	43		White Car. Undated. Typescript.
70	44		White-In Poems. Undated. Typescript.
70	45		Why Can't I Find Love. Undated. Typescript.
70	46		Widow of Memphis. Undated. Typescript.
70	47		Wolfies. Undated. Typescript with handwritten additions and corrections.
70	48		Wonder Woman... Undated. Typescript.
70	49		Zim Ta Cum. Undated. Typescript.
70	50		Unidentified fragments of texts. Undated. Typescripts and handwritten texts.
70	51		Untitled, unidentified group of typescript drafts. Undated.
70	52		Untitled, unidentified sequence of typescripts. Undated.

Box	Folder	Oversize
70	53		Weekend Book, 1961. Pamphlet of San Francisco restaurant menus with cut-outs, postcard photographs of Native Americans and handwritten text.
70	54		Day, 1966. October 2. Collage album with paste-up text, drawings, cartoons, dried plants, and photographs of Joe Brainard and Frank O'Hara
70	55		Japanese City Poems, 1966. Monday, March 21. Handmade book with paste-up text and photographs of Elmslie.
70	56		Labor Day Leaves, 1967. Handmade collage pamphlet with pressed plants, cut-outs and punch-tape text.
70	57	FB-334-01	Album for Joe, 1970. January 12. Contains flyers, paste-up text, cartoons, programs, tickets, receipts, clippings, postcards, invitations, and photographs of Elmslie, Joe Brainard and Frank O'Hara,
71	1		Boke for Joe, 1970. December 31. Scrapbook with excerpts of Elmslie texts, cards with pictures of film and theatre people, cut-up envelopes, and a photograph of Elmslie.
71	2		Terrific Afternoon, 1970. Handmade booklet with photographs of Elmslie, typescript text and newspaper clipping.
71	3		Untitled scrapbook, 1970 - 1971. Contains correspondence, tickets, receipts, photographs of Elmslie, Larry Rivers, Marrakesh and New York City.
71	4		One Hundred I Remembers, 1971. December 24. Album with paste-up text.
71	5		Album for Joe: Happy Easter for Joe, 1973. Collage album with paste-up text, drawings, ticket stubs, and photographs.
71	6		Happy New Year Book, 1973. Notebook with photographs, paste-up, handwritten and typescript text, and drawings.
71	7		New Year Greetings from Kenward for Joe, 1975. December 31. Handmade booklet with typescript and paste-up texts and collages.
71	8		Birthday Letter for Joe. Undated. Notebook with handwritten entries.

Box	Folder	Oversize
71	9		Kenward Elmslie, 1950 - 1990. Formal and informal black-and-white and color photographs.

Box	Folder	Oversize
71	10		Kenward Elmslie with family members, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white and color photographs.
71	11		Kenward Elmslie with others, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white and color photographs.
71	12		Kenward Elmslie with Whippet, Andy Warhol Studio. Undated. Black-and-white photographs and photocopies of Elmslie with a dog. Also pamphlets, "The Andy Warhol Museum," (1994) and "The Films of Andy Warhol." (1994)

Box	Folder	Oversize
72	1	FB-333-01	Elmslie and Pulitzer families and friends, 1910 - 1930. Album. Travel scenes in Colorado, New Mexico and Europe.
72	2	FB-333-02	Elmslie and Pulitzer families and friends, 1916 - 1931. Album. Travel scenes in California, Colorado and Maine.
72	3		Elmslie family, 1910 - 1930. Album. The Colorado Springs home under construction, Ralph Pulitzer and unidentified others.
72	4		Elmslie family travels in Europe, 1910 - 1930. Album. Constance Pultizer Elmslie, monuments and scenery.
72	5		Elmslie family travel and activities, 1910 - 1930. Album. Travels, picnic and scenery.
72	6	FB-327-04	Constance Helen Pulitzer (Mrs. William Elmslie), 1919. Wedding portrait and photograph of painting of Vivien Elmslie (daughter).
72	7		Constance Helen Pulitzer (Mrs. William Elmslie) and others, 1910 - 1937. Black-and-white photographs.
72	8		Elmslie and Pulitzer family members, 1920 - 1950. Black-and-white photographs.
72	9		Elmslie family members, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs.

Box	Folder	Oversize
73	1		Ashbery, John, 1970 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs and negatives.
73	2		Brainard, Joe, 1940 - 1980. Formal and informal black-and-white and color portraits. Also photographs of artwork.
73	3		Ford, Ruth, 1970 - 1980. Negative.
73	4		Kligman, Ruth, 1980. Black-and-white photograph.
73	5		Koch, Kenneth, 1970 - 1980. Negatives.
73	6		Lansing, Gerrit and Harry [?], 1960 - 1970. Black-and-white formal and informal portraits and snapshots.
73	7		Latouche, John, 1940 - 1956. One black-and-white portrait and article with photograph of portrait painted by Pavel Tchelitchew donated by Elmslie.
73	8		Meyer, John. Undated. Black-and-white photograph.
73	9		O'Hara, Frank, 1963 - 1997. Black-and-white photographs taken by Elmslie, agreement with the University of Chicago Press for use, one negative, and correspondence.
73	10		Olson, Charles. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.
73	11		Schuyler, James, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs.
73	12		Snell, Donald, 1970. Black-and-white head shot.
73	13		Waldman, Anne and Lewis Warsh, 1970 - 1980. Formal black-and-white portrait and snapshot.
73	14		Yorck, Ruth, 1950 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs.
73	15		Unidentified couples and groups, 1950 - 1960. Black-and-white and color prints and negatives.
73	16		Unidentified men, 1950 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs. Part 1.
73	17		Unidentified men, 1950 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs. Part 2.
73	18		Unidentified women, 1950 - 1980. Black-and-white formal and informal portraits and snapshots, some in color.

Box	Folder	Oversize
73	19		Animals, 1960 - 1990. Black-and-white and color snapshots of birds, cats, deer, dogs, and llamas.
73	20		Animals. Whippoorwill and other whippets, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs.
74	1		Artworks. Undated. Unidentified. Negatives.
74	2		Buildings and landscapes. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.
74	3		Buildings and landscapes. Vermont. Undated. Black-and-white and color snapshots and negatives.
74	4		Demonstration against the death penalty and execution of Caryl Chessman, 1960. May. Black-and-white photographs.
74	5		Graffiti, 1960 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs.
74	6		Theatre scenes and people, 1930 - 1980. Black-and-white photographs. Signed studio photographs of Ethel Merman, Pola Negri and Shirley Temple.
74	7		Travel. Gloucester Castle, England. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.
74	8		Travel. Europe. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.
74	9		Travel. Mexico and Central America. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.
74	10		Travel. United States. New Orleans. Undated. Black-and-white photographs.

Box	Folder	Oversize
74	11		American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, 1961 - 1985. Almanac, "Articles of Association," contract agreement, and membership cards.
74	12		Amsterdam Trip, 1983. April. Correspondence, itinerary, maps, and notes regarding Elmslie's appearance on a Dutch television program with host Adriaan van Dis.
74	13		Articles about Kenward Elmslie and his work, 1970 - 1981. Magazine and newspapers articles by Michael Andre, William Bamberger, Bill Davis, R.D. Eno, Gerrit Henry, Shelley Lustig, Susan Margolis, Larry Rumley, and Michael Silverblatt.
74	14		Astrological chart for Kenward Elmslie. Undated. A form with handwritten entries and the "Monthly Evening Sky Map" for March-April, 1946.
74	15		Biographical sketches and WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA, WHO'S WHO IN THE EAST forms, 1960 - 1977. Typescripts and forms. Some biographical sketches include a "Critical Comments" section with excepts from blurbs and reviews of Elmslie's work.
74	16		Hearing, 1956. October 11. With Hearing Officer George M. Brook. Typescript question and answer testimony on Elmslie's professional tenancy renter's status.
74	17		Interview, 1964. November 17. Joe Brainard interviews Kenward Elmlie and Kenward Elmslie interviews Joe Brainard. Handwritten and typescript pages.
74	18		Interview, 1976. Summer/Fall. Interviewed by Winston Leyland for GAY SUNSHINE. Typescript, photocopy and newspaper clipping about publication of a volume of GAY SUNSHINE interviews.
74	19		Interview, 1983. July. Kenward Elmslie and Joe Brainard interviewed by Stuart Ross for MONDO HUNKAMOOGA: A JOURNAL OF SMALL PRESS REVIEWS.
74	20		Interview, August, 1990. Interview by William C. Bamberger published in Bamberger's KENWARD ELMSLIE: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PROFILE, 1993. Typescript draft and typescript with corrections.
75	1		L.G.E, 1950. Analysis of Elmslie's handwriting by Shirley Green [?] Typescript.
75	2		Licenses, permits, membership cards, 1950 - 1980. Includes a Selective Service "Certificate of Acceptability" dated November 20, 1950, and miscellaneous material.
75	3		Molar with fillings in blue envelope. Undated. Printed address: 228 East 68th Street, New York, 21, New York.
75	4		Naropa Institute, Summer, 1988. Employment agreement, brochures and course schedule.
75	5		National Endowment for the Arts Composer/Librettist Fellowship Grant, 1977 - 1978. Correspondence, forms, report, and excepts from Elmslie's work CITY JUNKET and THE THREE SISTERS.
75	6		Passports, United States of America, 1948 - 1965. Includes miscellaneous travel documents and vaccination records.
75	7		Pulitzer Family clipping file, 1930 - 1982. Five newspaper clippings mentioning various members of the Pulitzer family and a business card for Dr. Henry F. Pulitzer of London, England.
75	8		School report cards, 1942 - 1946. Grade reports and evaluations from the Hawken Upper School, Cleveland, Ohio (1942-1943) and St. Mark's School, Southborough, Massachusetts (1943-1946).
75	9		Securities portfolio valuation as of November 14, 1955. Contains bank and insurance cards.
75	10		United States Information Agency. American Participant Program, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1989. Correspondence, receipts, translations of work by Elmslie, handwritten notes, and typescript of Elmslie's "Evaluation Report for the U.S.I.A."

Box	Folder	Oversize
75	11		Address Books, 1950 - 1979.
75	12		Addresses, printed cards and handwritten notes, 1950 - 1980.

Box	Folder	Oversize
75	13		1959. Entries on visits to England and Germany and names, addresses and appointments.
76	1		1959. May-December. Appointments, names, grocery lists.
76	2		1959-1960. Typescript entries with handwritten annotations.
76	3		1960. Entries on submissions of poems, work in progress.
76	4		1961. Appointments and submission of work.
76	5		1962. Commercial desk diary with artwork cover by Elmslie [?].
76	6		1962. Date for submissions and rehearsals.
76	7		1963. Appointments.
77	1		1963. Diary with extensive entries.
77	2		1964. Appointments and travel log.
77	3		1965. Appointments and rehearsal dates.
77	4		1965. Commercial diary with artwork cover by Elmslie [?]. Appointments, rehearsal and performance dates.
77	5		1966. Commercial desk diary with artwork cover. Appointments, rehearsals, submissions.
77	6		1967. Appointments.
78	1		1969. January 1-22, loose pages with extensive entries.
78	2		1969 [?]. Appointments, travel diary in England and Italy.
78	3		1970. Loose notes, lists, dental appointments, and outline of memorial service for Bill Clow, April 6.
78	4		1971. Appointments, submissions, rehearsals.
78	5		1972. Appointments.
78	6		1974. Appointments and per diem travel expense receipts.
78	7		1975. Appointments, rehearsals and performances.
79	1		1976. Appointments, travel and Z Press business.
79	2		1977. Appointments.
79	3		1977. Diet log.
79	4		1978. Appointments.
79	5		1979. Appointments and schedule of readings.
79	6		1983. May. Typescript travel and readings schedule with contact names and addresses.
79	7		1987. Appointments.
80	1		1988. Financial information.
80	2		1994. Appointments and receipts.
80	3		1994. Appointments.
80	4		1995. Appointments.

Box	Folder	Oversize
80	5		A-Z Miscellaneous.
80	6		Ashbery, John, 1977.
80	7		Berkson, Bill, 1974 - 1975.
80	8		Blagg, Max, 1977.
80	9		Chester, Laura, 1975.
80	10		Crase, Douglas.
80	11		Finlay, Ian Hamilton, 1977. June 29. Includes black-and-white photograph.
80	12		Fraser, Kathleen, 1975. June 11.
80	13		Granville-Smith, Maureen, 1974 - 1975.
80	14		Inland Book Company, Inc., (David Wilk), 1983 - 1986.
81	1		Lally, Michael, 1974 - 1977.
81	2		Lange, Art, 1976 - 1977.
81	3		Lauterbach, Ann, 1974 - 1977.
81	4		Violi, Paul, 1974 - 1977.
81	5		Winch, Terrence, 1975 - 1977.
81	6		Winkfield, Trevor, 1975.
81	7		Unidentified correspondents.

The Register ofKenward Elmslie Papers1901 - 2000 MSS 0521

Mandeville Special Collections Library Geisel Library University of California, San Diego

Abstract

Biography

Scope and Content

CORRESPONDENCE

General Correspondence

Family Correspondence

PERFORMANCE/THEATRE WORKS

Published Works

Unpublished Works

Announcements and Flyers

WRITINGS BY ELMSLIE

Journals and Notebooks

Published Poetry and Prose Collections

Published Poetry and Prose in Journals/Anthologies

Miscellaneous Published Writings

Unpublished Writings

Handmade Books and Scrapbooks

PHOTOGRAPHS

Kenward Elmslie

Kenward Elmslie and Others

Elmslie and Pulitzer Families

Other People

Miscellaneous Photographs

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL

General

Address Books

Appointment Calendars

Z PRESS PRODUCTION FILES

Correspondence

Z MAGAZINE

Z Press Books

Miscellaneous

JOE BRAINARD MATERIAL

Correspondence

Artwork and Writings

Miscellaneous Material

JOE BRAINARD

Correspondence

Artwork and Writings

Miscellaneous Material

JOHN LATOUCHE MATERIAL

Correspondence

Writings and Music

Miscellaneous

WRITINGS OF OTHERS

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL

The Register of
Kenward Elmslie Papers
1901 - 2000

MSS 0521

Mandeville Special Collections Library
Geisel Library
University of California, San Diego

Box	Folder	Oversize
81	8		ZZZ MAGAZINE, 1974. Typescript marked up for printer.
81	9		ZZZ MAGAZINE, 1974. Paste-up with titles only.
81	10	FB-332-01	ZZZ MAGAZINE, 1974. Page proofs with corrections.
81	11		ZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1976. Typescript draft with corrections.
81	12		ZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1976. Typescript, contents lists and paste-up dummy.
81	13		ZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1976. Paste-up. Part I.
81	14		ZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1976. Paste-up. Part II.
82	1	FB-332-02	ZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1976. Page proofs with corrections.
82	2		ZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1977. Typescripts and photocopies of draft for printer.
82	3		ZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1977. Photocopied typescript draft for printer.
82	4		ZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1977. Paste-up.
82	5		ZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1977. Page page proofs.
82	6		ZZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1978. Photocopied typescript draft for printer.
82	7		ZZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1978. Production material.
82	8		ZZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1978. Photocopy and draft.
82	9	FB-332-03	ZZZZZZ MAGAZINE, 1978. Page proofs.

Box	Folder	Oversize
83	1		Abbott, Keith. 12 SHOT: A PHOTOPOEM (1975). Mock-up.
83	2		Ashbery, John. THREE PLAYS (1978). Page proof and cover.
83	3		Ashbery, John and James Schuyler. A NEST OF NINNIES (1975), 1975. Miscellaneous proofs, cover boards, lists of corrections and correspondence.
83	4		Ashbery, John and James Schuyler. A NEST OF NINNIES (1975). Page proofs.
83	5		Berkson, Bill. LUSH LIFE (1984). Typescript draft for printer with corrections, galley proof and page proof.
83	6		Boulte, Jean. TWELVE VERMONT POSTCARDS (1981). Production material, color keys and color photocopies.
83	7	MC-149-04	Boulte, Jean. TWELVE VERMONT POSTCARDS (1981). Photostat plates.
83	8		Brainard, Joe. TWENTY NINE MINI ESSAYS (1978). Galley proof, page proof, and correspondence.
84	1		Brownstein, Michael. STRANGE DAYS AHEAD (1975). Galley proof, page proof and cover.
84	2		Burckhardt, Rudy. MOBILE HOMES (1980). Typescript and paste-up draft, corrections and correspondence.
84	3		Burckhardt, Rudy. MOBILE HOMES (1980). Galley proofs.
84	4		Bye, Reed. BORDER THEME (1981). Page proofs.
84	5		Denby, Edwin. MILTIE IS A HACKIE (1973). With Rudy Burckhardt. Title page and announcements [?].
85	1		Finlay, Hamilton Ian. HEROIC EMBLEMS (1977). Printing blocks for illustrations.
86	1		Finlay, Hamilton Ian and Ron Costley. HEROIC EMBLEMS (1977). Page proofs.
86	2	MC-149-05	Gianakos, Steve. STEVE GIANAKOS (1981), 1981. Page proofs.
86	3		Kyger, Joanne. THE WONDERFUL FOCUS OF YOU (1980). Page proofs.
86	4		Matthews, Harry. SELECTED DECLARATIONS OF DEPENDENCE (1977). Photocopy of typescript and illustration.
86	5		Matthews, Harry. SELECTED DECLARATIONS OF DEPENDENCE (1977). Master proofs.
86	6		Matthews, Harry. SELECTED DECLARATIONS OF DEPENDENCE (1977). Page proofs.
86	7		Padgett, Ron. THE TULSA KID (1980). Typescript draft from printer.
86	8		Padgett, Ron. THE TULSA KID (1980). Galley proof with corrections. Part 1.
86	9		Padgett, Ron. THE TULSA KID (1980). Galley proof with corrections. Part 2.
87	1		Schuyler, James. THE HOME BOOK: PROSE AND POEMS, 1951-1970 (1977). Galley proof and front cover.
87	2		Waldman, Anne. CABIN (1981). Page proofs.
87	3		Welish, Marjorie. TWO POEMS (1981). Page proofs.

Box	Folder	Oversize
87	4		Announcements, brochures, cover designs, price lists, 1970 - 1990. Drafts and paste-ups.
87	5		Catalogues and publication nnnouncements, 1975 - 1980.
87	6		Distributors' invoices and inventories.
87	7		Inventory and sales tables, 1983 - 1985. Typescripts.
87	8		Poetry events, 1975 - 1995. Announcements in newspapers.
87	9		Poetry event. Flyers and press releases, 1975 - 1995. Printed flyers and paste-ups for Vermont readings by Rudy Burckhardt, Reed Bye, Elmslie, Ann Lauterbach, Ron Padgett, Sue Haldman, and others. Some flyers have photographs.
87	10	FB-327-05	Z Press Poetry Fest, 1980 - 1990. [?] Poster for a reading by Rudy Burckhardt, Ron Padgett and Ann Lauterbach, Elmslie, Anne Waldman and Reed Bye.
87	11		Reviews of Z Press events and publishing activity. Newspaper and magazine clippings.

Box	Folder	Oversize
87	12		Brainard, Becky. Undated.
87	13		Brainard, Howard L., 1966 - 1971.
87	14		Brainard, Howard L., 1972 - 1977.
87	15		Brainard, John. Undated.
88	1		Burrow, Ruby, 1965 - 1987.
88	2		Shelby Hogg White Family Association, 1965 - 1966.
88	3		A-Z - Miscellaneous.
88	4		A-Z unidentified correspondents..

Box	Folder	Oversize
88	5		And the Morning in an Igloo. Undated. Photocopies of drawing and text.
88	6		Autobiography. Undated photocopy of typescript.
88	7		Believing As I Do That "Realism"... Handwritten notes for course and curriculum vitae.
88	8		Brunswick Stew, 1966. Typescript.
88	9		Casualness of the Soft Collar... Undated. Handwritten with drawing.
88	10		Dear Little Potted Plant. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	11		Do You Know Why Some Raincoats Are Called Mackintoshes?. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	12		E is for Elmslie. Undated. Ink drawings in panels.
88	13		Eating Grass, 1964. Handwritten text.
88	14		Everything to You! (1976). April. Cover of WILSON LIBRARY BULLETIN.
88	15		Exciting Novel of Romance and Intrigue and True Love, 1977. Handwritten text.
88	16		GRASS HARP flyer. Undated. Sketches, photograph and negative. Has example for color and paper, "Many Happy Returns" cover for Ted Berrigan.
88	17		Hinson's Go to the Fair. Undated. Typescript and handwritten text.
88	18		I Like, 1963. Handwritten text.
88	19		Joe the Man. Undated. Typescript. Also typescript protest poem, undated.
88	20		I REMEMBER. 1968 [?]. Handwritten pages with changes and notes.
88	21		I REMEMBER (1970). Galley proof for the Angel Hair edition with corrections.
88	22		I REMEMBER. Selections. Undated. Limited publication with article by Bill Reed, "A Grocery List of the 1950s".
88	23		Intersection, 1963. Handwritten text.
88	24		Introduction. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	25		JOE BRAINARD'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT. Undated. Published drawing and text.
88	26		Joe Brainard's Laws. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	27		Journal, May 9 - August 3, 1969. Handwritten pages, originally torn in half then clipped together in chronological order.
88	28		Lazy Day. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	29		Life Better. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	30		Long Short Story. Undated. Handwritten text.
88	31		Love Song for Mrs. Boas by Ruth Landshoff Yorck, 1965. Flyers.
88	32		Maine. Undated text with drawing.
88	33		Mother's Love is a Blessing, 1963. Handwritten text.
88	34		New Baby Was Born, 1965. May 23. Birth announcement.
88	35		Notebook. Undated. Handwritten texts, "O.K. then...," "Dear Fuckface...," "White and Dusty Men," and "Fruit".
88	36		People of the World: Relax!. 1969 [?]. Handwritten text.
88	37		Poem, 1963. Handwritten text.
88	38		Saturday, December the 11th, 1965. Handwritten text.
88	39		Selected Writings, 1971. Photocopy of typescript.
88	40		Shenandoah. Undated. Typescript.
88	41		Some Notes on Doing THE SEAGULL Cover, 1974. Handwritten with drawings, photograph and postcard.
88	42		V. Undated. Handwritten text.

Box	Folder	Oversize
88	43		With Xmas Greetings and Loads of Cheer Cheer Cheer Cheer Cheer Cheer for Kenward Kenward Kenward, 1964. [?] Signed "Love, Jimmy and Joe." Album of magazine advertisements and stamps with added handwritten text.
88	44		Announcements and flyers for exhibitions and readings by Joe Brainard, 1970 - 1990.
88	45		Articles and reviews, 1960 - 1990. Newspaper clippings about Joe Brainard and his work.
89	1		Drawings, sketches and collage material, 1964 - 1965. Also name tags and Oklahoma Young Democrats membership card.
89	2		Lists and notes. Undated. Handwritten pages.
89	3		Scholastic Award for Achievement in Art, 1960. Joe Brainard, Oils. Wood and metal plaque.

Box	Folder	Oversize
89	5		BALLAD OF BABY DOE (1958). Flyer, program and article by A. R. Smith, 1956 - 1993.
89	6		GOLDEN APPLE (1954). Programs and poster, 1954 - 1972.
89	7		Journal, August 16 - October 9, 1943. Typescript.
89	8		List of songs by John Latouche. Undated. Typescript.
89	9		Notebook, 1950 - 1953. Bound with handwritten entries and sketches. Also loose sheets with handwritten and typescript lists, notes.
89	10		Notebook, 1950 - 1956. Notes and lyrics for the GOLDEN APPLE and the ETERNAL EVE.
89	11		Notebook. Undated. Initials JL and sealing wax on cover. No contents.
89	12		Notes and drawings, 1940 - 1956. Handwritten notes and ink drawings.
89	13	FB-327-07	RIDING HOOD REVISITED (1956). Vocal score. Copy of handwritten score with annotations.
89	14		Sleep Rhyme for Ken and To Ken Asleep. Undated. Handwritten and typescript texts.
89	15		Vocal Scores. "At Home in Your Heart," "Be Discriminatory," "Blue Countries," "Jack L'Eventreur,". Also "Legitimate," "Star Song," and "World of Our Own." Undated. Handwritten and published texts.

Box	Folder	Oversize
89	16		Ballad of John Latouche. 1956 [?]. Unsigned typescript review and elegy.
89	17		Hotel credit cards and auto insurance card, 1950 - 1956.

Box	Folder	Oversize
90	1		Ashbery, John. "The Case of the Reluctant Polymath", 1980. January 28. Article about Rudy Burckhardt in NEW YORK MAGAZINE. Also an undated typescript, "Trevor Winkfield is a Young English Artist Living in New York...".
90	2		Berkson, Bill. "Roots", 1973. April 31. Typescript.
90	3		Berkson, Bill. "Twenty Stories High", 1969. February. Typescript.
90	4		BLUE RIG. Undated. Number Two. Edited by Sand Project Press. Works by Ted Berrigan, Tom Raworth, and John Stanton.
90	5		Corbett, Bill. "Poem in December". Undated. Typescript.
90	6		De Leeuw, Randall. FICTITIOUS ALOYSIUS GETS IT ON, 1975. Accordion fold chapbook with captioned drawings.
90	7		Guest, Barbara. "Let Us Give Up Our Trips", 1965. October. Typescript.
90	8		Hoffman, Byrd. "Deafman Glance", 1971. Typescript.
90	9		Hollander, John. Interview of W.H. Auden, 1962. [?]. Typescript with annotations and March 12, 1962, letter from Don Hall and "Maggie" [?].
90	10		J.C. "Triptych 1", 1977. [?]. Photocopies of photographs.
90	11		Kierkegaard, Soren. "Diapsalmata" from EITHER/OR. Undated. Typescript transcription.
90	12		Koch, Kenneth. "The Artist". Undated. Mimeograph.
90	13		Katz, Vincent Isaac. "November, 1967". Undated. Typescript.
90	14		Lansing, Gerrit. "In the Light of the Tinctures". Undated. Typescript.
90	15		Lansing, Gerrit. "Working the Lower Red Field", 1969. Printed broadside.
90	16		Lyrics by Others File. Undated. Elmslie's typescript transcriptions of lyrics by E. Denby, G. Gershwin and Lerner and Lowe.
90	17		Mackenzie, Edward. "English Seaside Series: Introduction", 1993. August - September. Typescript and newspaper articles.
90	18		Meyer, Tom. "On Being a Blond No Longer". Undated. Typescript.
90	19		Notley, Alice. "For Kenward: A Happy Birthday". Undated. Handwritten and typescript drafts.
90	20		O' Hara, Frank. "The General Returns from One Place to Another", 1964. Spiral bound photocopy with Elmslie's [?] annotations. Elmslie listed as the General in a 1991 production directed by Arnold Weinstein.
90	21		O'Hara, Frank. Four poems published in THE IOWA DEFENDER, November 4, 1968. "Les Luths," "Prospero,"Joe's Jacket," and "Poem." With introduction by Ted Berrigan. Also two printed pages with O'Hara's "On Rachmaninoff's Birthday" and "The Day the Lady Died", and a clipping about O'Hara's work.
90	22		Padgett, Ron. "Tans", 1968. February 28. Typescript with map as cover.
90	23		Rosenberg, David. "Frontal Nudity", 1972. Typescript.
90	24		Rosenberg, David. "April 4," "Baudelaire: Les Bijoux," "June 12," "The Necessity of Poetry," "Rivers". Also, "Shakespearean Sonnet #29" "Shakespearean Sonnet #30," "Shakespearean Sonnet #31," "Soft Pages," and "Violence." Undated. Typescripts.
90	25		Schiff, Harris. "Among the Cliff Dwellers", 1971. April 27. Handwritten text.
90	26		Schuyler, James. "Letter Poem #3". Undated. Photocopy.
90	27		Schuyler, James. "Fireproof Floors of Witley Court". Undated. Typescript.
90	28		Schuyler, James. "Now and Then", 1967. September - October. Typescript.
90	29		Schuyler, James. "Shrine Exit". Undated. Typescript.
90	30		Warsh, Lewis. "Landscapes", 1969. August. Typescript.
90	31		Winkfield, Trevor. "Leeds: An Autobiography". Undated. Typescript.
90	32		Winkfield, Trevor. "Picassio". Undated. Typescript.
90	33		Winkfield, Trevor. "Sports and Pastimes" [by Erik Satie.]. Undated. "Translated from the French by Trevor Winkfield." Typescript.
90	34		Towle, Tony. "Poets, Inc.", 1967. October, 11. Typescript.
90	35		Unidentified. "Aide -Memoire for March 15th", 1964. Typescript. Signed Michael.
90	36		Unidentified. "At the Club". Undated. Typescript.
90	37		Unidentified. "The Bluet," "From the Next," "Standing and Watching," "The Green Door Sunset," "The Day", 1972. Also, "Evening." Photocopies.
90	38		Unidentified. "Blud!". Undated. Typescript.
90	39		Unidentified. "The Family of Man". Undated. Photocopy of typescript.
90	40		Unidentified. "Give Me Flowers While I Live". Undated. Signed Kitty. Typescript.
90	41		Unidentified. "The New Spirit". Undated. Typescript.
90	42		Unidentified. "Night and Day". Undated. Typescript.
90	43		Unidentified. "Questions and Answers". Undated. Typescript.
90	44		Unidentified. "Spontaneous Bruises," "September Night" and "Blue Skies". Undated. Typescripts and photocopy.
90	45		Unidentified. "To Kenward on His Birthday: A True Intergalactic Winnie-the-Pooh". Undated. Signed Tanday [?] Typescript.
90	46		Unidentified. "The Yoni and the Commissar". Undated. Typescript.
90	47		Unidentified. Undated, untitled writings. Handwritten texts.

Box	Folder	Oversize
90	48		Announcements, brochures, flyers, and programs for the exhibitions and performances of works by others, 1960 - 1990.
90	49		Clippings file, 1936 - 1996. Newspaper and magazine articles on crimes, events and politics. Includes a September, 1936, SILVER SCREEN article on Shirley Temple and brochure on monologist Lillian Loth Koch, ca. 1939.
91	1		Collage material. Undated. Bookplate, printed cartoons and magazine illustrations, fabric scraps, labels, and napkins.
91	2		Dog breeding documents, 1959 - 1967. Pedigree registration certificates, licenses for whippets "Whippoorwill" and "Rossignol."
91	3		Drawings and doodles by Kenward Elmslie. Undated.
91	4		Guest lists. Undated. Typescript and handwritten lists of names to receive invitations and tickets to events and performances.
91	5		Hamilton College reading, 1978. November 15. Four student papers reviewing Elmslie's performance at Hamilton College.
91	6		Hotel Register, December 25, 1976 - April 31. Names and addresses of visitors to Elmslie's home in Calais, Vermont.
91	7		Men's Clubs, 1970 - 1980. Complimentary pass and flyer. Also Chick Publications cartoon tract, "The Gay Blade," by J.T.C.
91	8		Milwaukee Postcard Fair, 1996. April 19. Brochure, correspondence, list of items, and color photographs of Kenward Elmslie with Susan Nicholson.
91	9		Political activism brochures and flyers, 1965 - 1974. "March on Washington," "A Tribute to Eugene J. McCarthy," and flyers for rallies to protest against Richard M. Nixon.
91	10	FB-335-02	Postcard album, 1930 - 1968. European art and architecture, scenes of the western United States and South American scenes and people.
91	11	FB-334-02	Scrapbook, 1940 - 1944. Clippings from illustrated news magazines showing progress of World War II campaigns, newspaper clippings about Gertrude Lawrence and newspaper advertisements for "Lady in the Dark" with Ginger Rogers.
91	12	FB-335-01	Scrapbook, 1943 - 1944. Newspaper and illustrated magazine clippings on World War II campaigns, Gertrude Lawrence and Vivien Leigh.