Brochures for reading events, and invitation letters from David Laurence, Kevin Corn, Raymond L. Williams, Donald Davie, Harriette Seiler, Maria Johnson, Leverett T. Smith, Jr. This folder also contains a copy of Robert Creeley's broadside ("Tree").

Copies of book advertisments, reading events, newspaper reviews, and a "Who's Who in America" entry. This folder also contains a copy of a broadside for Gunslinger Book I, on which Dorn writes a short letter to Jennifer Dorn.

Including review articles featured in newspapers, critical essays, and brochures for reading events in North Carolina Wesleyan College (featuring Robert Creeley, Jonathan Williams, and Ed Dorn), the 16th Annual Taos Poetry Circus, and Bard College Center (under the title "Poetry at Black Mountain College").

Including review articles featured in newspapers, critical essays, and brochures for such reading events as those of the Six Towns Poetry Festival, the Black Sparrow Press, and the "London reading" (Ed Dorn and Anne Waldman).

Original copies of newspapers featuring Ed Dorn's work, including the review in the University of Notre Dame's independent student newspaper, The Observer.

Receipts for vehicle transactions and passport registration, library cards, and materials relating to Dorn's burial in Green Mountain Cemetery (Boulder, Colorado).

Ed and Jennifer Dorn's passports and driver's licenses, original and photocopies.

Lee Harwood's In the Mists: Mountain Poems and a copy of a library index (University of Kansas's special collections) with marks next to poems by Wendell Anderson, Harley Elliott, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Micheal S. Glaser, William McLaughlin, Kirk Ruggles, John Schmitt, Walt Stevens, and David Wilson.

These articles on Allen Ginsberg and Jan Kerouac, the daughter of Jack Kerouac, are only tangential to Ed Dorn.

Bezner's letter to Ed Dorn and a copy of Bezner's critical essay entitled "Edward Dorn: The Cynical Midwesterner as Poet."

Folder includes the book prospectus forInternal Resistances: The Poetry of Edward Dorn, Robert von Hallberg's letter to Ed Dorn, and chapter drafts from the book contributors.

Hemmer's manuscript ("Outlaw as Simulacrum: Edward Dorn's Gunslingers" for a presentation at the American Culture Association Conference in Albuquerque, NM.

Folder includes Katko's proposal for a Ph.D. dissertation on Dorn.

Marzahl's B.A. thesis on Ed Dorn was written at Bradley University.

Besides the essay on "Space and Place in the Early Poetry of Edward Dorn, 1961-65." The folder includes Pattison's email to Jennifer Dorn and her thesis proposal.

Folder includes Riach's essay entitled "Forward to Square One: Millennial Poetics and the Late Poetry of Edward Dorn," along with a letter to Jennifer Dorn.

Safdie's essay is entitled "Once Upon a Time with West Ed."

Folder includes Shevelow's essay entitled "Reading Edward Dorn's Hellow La Jolla and Yellow Lola," as well as a letter to Ed Dorn.

Dale Smith (1967- ) is an American poet, editor, and critic. Article is entitled "Edward Dorn's Metaphors of Illness" includes marginal comments presumably by Ed Dorn.

Smith's essay is entitled "Epideictic Suasion in Postmodern Poetry."

Smith's essay is entitled "Going West With Edward Dorn."

Folder contains a number of articles on Dorn and his poetry; authors are unidentified. Envelope bears the name of Kevin Marzahl.

Steve Fredman teaches in the English Department at the University of Notre Dame. His specialty is 20th century American poetry.

Folder includes two letters of Steve Fredman to Ed Dorn.

A complete copy of the annotation manuscript, along with Fredman's letter to Ed Dorn. The letter is dated 1982 November 1.

The annotations were published in Sagetrieb, 15/3 (Winter 1996), 157-176.