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Robert Lowell to Isabella Gardner, October 8, 1966.
Post card from Robert Lowell to Isabella Gardner, October 8, 1966. Lowell is sorry that he missed Gardner, but he was very worn out. He looks forward to seeing her the next week. He gives his opinion on the poem "Salt".
Typed letter, signed from Robert Lowell to Isabella Gardner, October 10, 1961
Typed letter, signed from Robert Lowell to Isabella Gardner, October 10, 1961.
Where Is Vietnam? edited by Walter Lowenfels
Typescript draft of Where Is Vietnam? edited by Walter Lowenfels, 1967.
Setting copy of the biographical notes of Where Is Vietnam? edited by Walter Lowenfels
Setting copy of the biographical notes of Where Is Vietnam? edited by Walter Lowenfels, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to Richard Eberhart, May 1, 1967
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to Richard Eberhart, May 1, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to David Ignatow, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to David Ignatow, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to David Ignatow, February 2, 1967
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to David Ignatow, February 2, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to Robert Bly, June 11, 1967.
Typed letter, signed [carbon] from Walter Lowenfels to Robert Bly, June 11, 1967.
"A Poem Can't Stop a War" by Connie Lunnen from The Houston Chronicle
Photocopy of "A Poem Can't Stop a War" by Connie Lunnen from The Houston Chronicle, July 23, 1971. Lunnen interviewsMona Van Duyn during her participation at a workshop on poetry at the Southwest Writers' Conference at the University of Houston.