Enclosures include tearsheets from the London Review of Books, consisting of a review of Donald Davie's With the Grain. Davie was a close personal friend of Ed Dorn's, and Davie touches upon Dorn's poetry in his book.

Enclosure(s): A chapbook entitled "Montane" by Andrew Schelling and Anne Waldman.

Enclosures include 1 photograph.

Author's inscription on 1r: "5 Feb. '90 / Bob: Here's the uncorrected proof of sd chronicle / Ed."

Sheets typically bear a single poem and include the general title "ABHORRENCES". Many are dated.

Some sheets are duplicated.

Four essays entitled "Juneau In June," "Alask Loca," "Juneau in June" (handwritten after crossing out the original title, 'The Month of Juneau, 1980'), "The Anthropology oF the Denver-Seattle-Juneau Flight."

First Edition, containing Ed Dorn's handwritten notes in the margin of the booklet.

Two versions of "Bryant the Journalist." One version contains Ed Dorn's editorial notes and revised phrases.

Folder includes such poems as "Boulder Blue," a proposal for a book collaboration with Dick Dillof, "Portable Hobo," and Jenny Dorn's letter to her parents with handwritten notes by Dorn.

Including three letters from Limberlost Press. This folder as well as 497 and 498 contain multiple drafts of poems, many with Dorn's handwritten corrections.

Four doodle-like drawings (of hands and jars); one drawing entitled "CHEMO SABE / EDWARD DORN."

Including Ed Dorn's memo on a small piece of paper, entitled "Preface."

Including a letter from the publisher, discussing the bookcover design.

Poem is dedicated to Mark Hammer. Folder includes 2 typescripts with handwritten corrections.

4 U. of Colorado Boulder desk mats used during the 1986-87 academic year, filled with a wide variety of Dorn's handwritten notes, memos, jottings, etc.

Douglas Woolf (1922-1992) was an American author of short stories, novels, and book reviews. Dorn wrote the preface for Woolf's Hypocritic Days and Other Tales. Folder contains various drafts of this preface as well as such items as "A much later note, on John Juan" (John Juan was a novel of Woolf's).

Letter to Ed Dorn and Luther Wilson; transcripts from readings, lectures, interviews, and class time with Ed Dorn.

The sticky notes comprise minor corrections to the text.

Printed emails to Jennifer Dorn; letters to Ed Dorn; transcripts of interviews with Ed Dorn; reproduction of Tom Clark's collage.

Printed emails to Ed Dorn; transcripts of Ed Dorn's conference presentations, lectures, etc.

Letters and printed emails to Ed and Jennifer Dorn; transcripts of Ed Dorn's intereviews, class time, and conversations.

The item was later entitled "Languedoc Variorum: A Defense of Heresy and Heretics."