Stikhotvoreniia was eventually published by Hermitage, located in Tenafly, New Jersey.

Folder includes 2 pages of commentary by Joseph Brodsky.

Folder includes 2 pages of poems and 3 pages of translations.

The photocopies of the galley proofs have pencilled in corrections.

Folder includes an envelope with notes, some of which are taped together.

Material in this folder was marked "last additions." Last item (page 20) is a signed letter to the publishers from Mikhail Eremin.

Irina Kichanova, the second wife of Vladimir Lifshits, moved freely in various artistic circles. She herself was an artist/illustrator and co-authored together with her husband a number of children's plays.

This is the second part of the manuscript of Prosti menia za to, chto ia zhivu, which was published in New York in 1982 by Chalidze Publications.

This document was found in the guestbook or "krasnaia tetrad'" (see folder 163); the notes cover Lev Loseff's children, Dimitry and Maria.

Most of the galleys are photocopies, but the copies are interspersed with a few originals.

Folder includes an envelope with notes about a projected cover design. Photocopies are in 3 separate groups: cover design (9 pages); main text (127 pages); afterword (11 pages).