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Illustrator's Dummy for A Book of Resemblances by Robert Duncan and Jess, January 1966.

Impressario by Donald Finkel is an example of his return to sculpture as Alzheimer's disease left him unable to write. Finkel created numerous sculptures from buttons, bottles and other found objects, in a process he called "dreckolage."

James Merrill reads "In Monument Valley" in the Women's Building at Washington University in St. Louis, 1971.

Introduction for Mona Van Duyn, River Styx PM Series. Swenson wrote an introduction for Mona Van Duyn for an event held at the Saint Louis Art Museum, River Styx PM Series. It featured an evening with Mona Van Duyn and Roland Jordan.

Typescript draft of an introduction for William H. Gass by Stanley Elkin.

Introduction of Mona Van Duyn by Howard Nemerov. Nemerov describes and complements Van Duyn's style of poetry.

Typescript draft of the introduction to The Selected Writings of Charles Olson edited by Robert Creeley, 1965.

Autograph and typescript draft of the introduction to Alexander Trocchi's Thongs by Robert Creeley, July 28, 1967.

Autograph and typescript draft of the introduction to Alexander Trocchis Thongs by Robert Creeley, July 28, 1967.

Typescript of the introduction to the 1987 Contre Coup Press edition of The Coffee Room by Stanley Elkin, circa 1987.