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"A Conversation with Stanley Elkin and William H. Gass," by Jeffrey L. Duncan, The Iowa Review, Volume 7, Number 1 (Winter 1976).

Cover letter from Gass for a printout copy of his collection of novellas, "A Master of Sweet Revenges," published later asCartesian Sonata, in which he explains the thematic elements to the stories. Also includes the cover page of the printout.

"A Sheaf of Poems by Rainer Maria Rilke" arranged in order of their completion translated by William H. Gass and used for his classes at Washington University in St. Louis.

Announcement for Washington and Lee University's "Symposium on Contemporary Fiction," with Donald Barthelme, William Gass, Grace Paley and Susan Sontag, presented by the Glasgow Endowment Committee.

Abstractions Arrive: Having Been There All the Time. Essay by William H. Gass. Photographs by Michael Eastman, October 2009. Published as an iPad ebook, 2012.

"An Interview with William Gass" by Jan Garden Castro, ADE Bulletin, Number 70 (Winter 1981)

"Art and Other Things: A Conversation with William Gass," The Purdue Exponent, May 22, 1969

A typescript draft of "At Horseshoes," with autograph note by Gass explaining its origin and his intention to include it in Omensetter's Luck. He filed another draft of the same story, plus typescript fragments and notes in the same folder.

Gass lecture titled "Beginnings," delivered in Graham Chapel at Washington University in St. Louis, the first in the Assembly Series for the 1976-77 academic year.

"Born to Be a Loser," review of Omensetter's Luck by William H. Gass by Thorpe Menn, The Kansas City Star.