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The William E. Stafford, Archives Series 1, Sub-Series 4: Prose Drafts, 1937-2000
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Stafford, William, 1914-1993
- Title
- The William E. Stafford, Archives Series 1, Sub-Series 4: Prose Drafts
- Dates
- 1937-2000 (inclusive)19372000
- Quantity
- 7 cubic feet, (11 boxes)
- Collection Number
- OLPb104STA
- Summary
- William Stafford (1914-1993) was one of the most prolific and important American poets of the last half of the twentieth century. This subseries includes handwritten and typed drafts of Stafford's prose. The Index to the entire Stafford Archives can be found at: http://nwda-db.wsulibs.wsu.edu/findaid/ark:/80444/xv83782
- Repository
-
Lewis & Clark College, Special Collections and Archives
Aubrey R. Watzek Library
615 S. Palatine Hill Rd.
Portland, OR
97219
Telephone: 5037687758
Fax: 5037687282
archives@lclark.edu - Access Restrictions
-
This collection has no restrictions and is open for research.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
William Stafford (1914-1993) was one of the most prolific and important American poets of the last half of the twentieth century. Among his many credentials, Stafford served as consultant in poetry at the Library of Congress, and received the National Book Award for his poetry collection Traveling through the Dark (1963). During his lifetime, Stafford wrote over sixty books of poetry that still resonate with both scholars and general readers. Stafford’s perspectives on peace, the environment, and education serve as some of the most articulate and engaging dialogues by a modern American writer about three of the most important issues of the second half of the twentieth century with lasting impacts on future generations. Howard Zinn, one America’s most iconic modern historians, was keenly aware of Stafford’s insight into modern American culture. Zinn claimed, “William Stafford’s prose and poetry, wise and eloquent, speak directly to the violence of our time, and to our hope for a different world” (from cover of Every War Has Two Losers).
The William Stafford Archives, donated to Lewis & Clark College by the Stafford family in 2008, contain the private papers, publications, photographs, recordings, and teaching materials of the poet William Stafford. The Lewis & Clark College Special Collections actively add to this collection by acquiring unique Stafford related materials.
Stafford wrote every day of his life from 1950 to 1993. These 20,000 pages of daily writings form a complete record of the poet’s mostly early morning meditations, including poem drafts, dream records, aphorisms, and other visits to the unconscious, recorded on separate sheets of yellow or white paper or when traveling, often in spiral-bound reporters’ steno pads. The archive also includes typescripts of poems submitted for publication and for use in readings. Stafford listed where he submitted each poem, and whether it was accepted for publication on the typescript. Each of his published collections, large and small, is represented by its gathering of documentary copies (typescripts), called by Stafford a “put-together.” Unpublished poems, poems published in journals, and reading copies of published poems were also gathered, in a virtually complete record from 1937 to 1993, totaling about 7,000 items. The collection also includes copies of all known Stafford books and translations. Stafford saved correspondence received, with an indication of the date of reply, and sometimes a copy of the reply, from the early 1960s to August 1993. Estimated at 100,000 sheets, the collected correspondence contains some full exchanges of correspondence initiated by WS. One such exchange is the correspondence with Marvin Bell on their sequence Segues. In addition to many photographs of and relating to William Stafford, the archive includes an estimated 20,000 photographs and negatives taken and developed by Stafford of fellow poets, family, friends, and Lewis & Clark College faculty. The archive provides documentation of Stafford's teaching career, including more than one thousand index cards, some dating from research at Iowa, others from later. These were much used in preparing for classes, workshops, and lectures. The files also contain scattered notes for workshops and lectures. The archive also includes course syllabi, and faculty documents relating to Stafford's teaching years at Lewis & Clark College.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Includes handwritten and typed drafts of: interviews and questionnaires; book reviews; stories; public presentations; and essays.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Permission to publish, exhibit, broadcast, or quote from materials in the Watzek Library Archives & Special Collections requires written permission of the Head of Archives & Special Collections.
Preferred Citation
The William Stafford Archives, Lewis & Clark College Aubrey Watzek Library Archives & Special Collections, Portland, Oregon.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged in boxes by prose type (interviews and questionnaires; book reviews; stories; public presentations; and essays), and chronologically within type.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
1.1 | Some Topics for Discussion: Being a Poet
Nowadays
Questionnaire from Paul ?Fillinger
|
1962 |
1.2 | The Farm On the Great Plains,
Poet's Choice
Correspondence with Paul Engle
|
1962 |
1.3 | Traveling Through the Dark, Reading
Modern Poetry
Correspondence with Warren Carrier
|
1964 |
1.4 | Comments on Some Poems, Critical
Quarterly for Tony Dyson,
Portions reproduced for Answers are Inside the
Mountains
|
1964 |
1.5 | A Writer's Views on Writing
Stafford to Daphne Horine for KATE bulletin
|
1966 |
1.6 | Question-and-answer sheet
To Dale Pfleiger
|
1966 |
1.7 | William Stafford television interview
questions |
undated |
1.8 | Remarks by Stafford for KOAP TV
program |
1967 |
1.9 | Writer: Northwest, KOAP |
1967 |
1.10 | For "Writer's World" program, KOAP,
Further remarks by Stafford to Clark Santee for KOAP TV
|
1967 |
1.11 | An Interview with William Stafford,
Crazy Horse |
1971 |
1.12 | Discussions During the Spring Poetry
Festival, Tennessee Poetry Journal |
1971 |
1.13 | A Conversation with William Stafford,
Contributor's Copy
Interview with Dick Case
|
1971 |
1.13.1 | William Stafford Interview
Interview with Cynthia Loftness
|
1972 |
1.13.2 | Interview with William Stafford,
Tamasha Magazine (Iran)
Interview with William Stafford by Adnan Gharifi for Tamasha
Magazine (Iran) during W.S. USIS 1972 tour. Translated by
Andranik Mirzabegi.
|
1972 |
1.14 | The Third Time the World Happens,
NW Review
Interview with Richard Hugo
|
1973 |
1.15 | He Renders to God, 101 Coast
Magazine of the Arts
Interview with Mike Archbold
|
1974 |
1.16 | Comment, I Almost Keep Seeing a
Black Star
Interview with Karen Sollid
|
1974 |
1.17 | Tales From the Inkwell: William Stafford
on Writing, Encore
Interview with Anita Helle
|
1976 |
1.17b | "Of Earthen Beasts and Other Muses,"
Alchemy
Interview with Cathy Lenox
|
1976 |
1.18 | William Stafford on War and Peace,
Spectrum
Interview with Stephen Sander
|
1978 |
1.18b | Where Poems Begin, Christian
Science Monitor
Interview with Henrietta Buckmaster
|
1978 |
1.19 | Diving For Dreams, Writing #2
Interview with Charles Brashers and Sam Turner
|
1979 |
1.20 | Oregon's Poet Laureate, Willamette
Week
Interview with Amy Godine
|
1979 |
1.21 | William Stafford: An Interview by Nancy
Bunge, with revised text Jan/Feb 2004
for The American Poetry Review (1981) and Kansas
Quarterly (1994)
|
1981 |
1.22 | When Writers Get Together: Some Issues,
Reminders, Questions, Literature and Belief
Forum address by Stafford for Brigham Young University and the Rocky
Mountain Writers’ Conference
|
1982 |
1.23 | Question and Answer Session with William
Stafford, Literature and Belief
Transcript of question and answer session between audience and Stafford
following forum address
|
undated |
1.24 | William Stafford Interview, Pacific
Review
Interview with Gregg Lambert
|
1982 |
1.25 |
Roving Across Fields
Conversation between Thom Tammaro and other poets
|
1983 |
1.26 | An Interview with William Stafford:
Monmouth, Oregon
Interview recorded at Grey Elliot’s poetry class
|
1983 |
1.27 | Interview with William Stafford
Interview with Kevin Lollar
|
1984 |
1.28 | An Interview with William Stafford, The
Cottonwood Review
Interview with Steven Hind
|
1984 |
1.29 | Performing and Poetry, Literature
and Performance
Interview with Gail Miller
|
1984 |
1.30 | William Stafford on Urdu and Spanish,
Poet News
Interview with Mary Zappa
|
1984 |
1.31 | He Seeks Presence of "Hovering Greatness,"
Wittenburg Today
Interview with Imogene Bolls
|
1984 |
1.31.1 | William Stafford: Ambitions to Wake
Up
Interview with Gene Von Troyer
|
1984 |
1.32 |
Vision and
Revision
Prototype of Jane Shore’s poem revisions for Vision and Revision, sent to
Stafford by Richard LeMon
|
1985 |
1.33 | Willingly Local: A Conversation about
Regionalism and Northwest Poetry, Studia Neophilogica
Interview with Lars Nordstrom
|
1985 |
1.33.1 |
Cimarron Review: Oklahoma
State University
Interview with Michael J. Bugeja
|
1985 |
1.34 | Letters on voice, Poet
News
Questions from Mary Zeppa
|
1987 |
1.35 | Making Things Happen: Marvin Bell and
William Stafford, Oregon English Journal (1987, pub.
1999) |
1987-1999 |
1.36 | Craft interview
Interview with William Packard
|
1987 |
1.37 | William Stafford in At the Field’s
End
Interview with Nicholas O’Connor
|
1987 |
1.38 | Account of a dream, to Diane Hill and
Karen Kenyon at Sunshower |
1988 |
1.39 | An Interview with William Stafford,
Maryland Poetry Review
Interview with Anthony McGurrin and Michael Fallon
|
1988 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
1b.40 | Lucky Talk, to Paul Janeczko
Poem commentary by Stafford for Paul Janeczko’s anthology, This
Delicious Day
|
1988 |
1b.41 | From "A Conversation with William
Stafford"
Interview with Jeff Gundy for Modern American Poetry
|
1988 |
1b.42 | Shelter From the Permanent Gale,
The Literary Center Quarterly
Interview with George Myers, Jr.
|
1989 |
1b.43 | William Stafford: A Conversation,
Tampa Review
Conversation with Stafford, Richard Mathews, Dorothy Stafford and Kathryn
Van Spanckeren
|
1989 |
1b.44 | Comments on "Traveling Through the Dark,"
Oregon English Journal
Interview with Vincent Wixon and Michael Markee
|
1989 |
1b.45 | William Stafford: An Interview by Claire
Cooperstein, Poets and Writers Magazine
Interview by Claire Cooperstein
|
1990 |
1b.46 | Round Three, Poets and Writers
Magazine
Stafford’s response to Stephen Minot’s criticism
|
1991 |
1b.47 | Poetry Happens Whenever the Language Gets
Lucky
Interview with Thomas Kennedy
|
1991 |
1b.48 | Comment on "One Time", The Place My Words
Are Looking For |
1991 |
1b.49 | A Priest of the Imagination,
Friends Journal
Interview with David Elliot
|
1991 |
1b.49b | untitled, Writer's Digest
Questionnarie sent to Bruce Woods
|
1992 |
1b.50 | William Stafford, What!
Contemporary Writing and Ideas
Interview with Kevin Connolly
|
1993 |
1b.51 |
PN Magazine
Interview with June Owens
|
1993 |
1b.52 | William Stafford: An Interview by Thomas
E. Kennedy
for The American Poetry Review
|
1993 |
1b.53 | William Stafford: The Art of Poetry LXVII,
The Paris Review
Interview with William Young
|
1993 |
1b.54 |
BABEL questionnaire |
1993 |
1b.55 | Letters, and An Interview with William
Stafford, Bakunin
Interview with Mitchell Smith
|
1993 |
1b.56 | Remembering William Stafford,
Kansas Quarterly |
1994 |
1b.57 | Fishing Your Life, Bonuses, and the
Helicopter Arts, Connections
Interview with Gala Muench
|
2001 |
1b.58 | Listings of Stafford interviews compiled
by Paul Merchant and Vince Wixon |
ca. 2000 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
2.1 | Review of "The Landscape Has Voices,"
Scott Greer in The Bridge |
October 12, 1948 |
2.2 |
Fellowship: "Pacifist
Hero": review of Spring Is Not Gentle, Ronald
Kirkbridge |
February 1950 |
2.3 |
Fellowship: Mennonite CPS
Story: review of Service for Peace, Melvin
Gingerich |
May 1950 |
2.4 |
Fellowship: "A Sure Faith":
review of Winter Solstice and Other Poems, Winifred
Rawlins |
September 1953 |
2.5 |
Fellowship: A Hateful
Thing: review of Who Speaks for Man?, Norman
Cousins |
October 1953 |
2.6 |
Poetry:"Several Tongues":
reviews of Union Street by Charles Causely; Of the
Festivity by William Dickey; First and Second
Love by Eleanor Farjeon; The Collected Poems
of E.J. Pratt; The Stone and the Shell by Sara Henderson
Hay; The World's One Clock by Louise Townsend Nicholl;
Zen Telegrams by Paul Reps. |
January 1960 |
2.7 |
Poetry: "Breath in Cold
Air": reviews of Back to Life, ed. Robert Conquest;
Anerca, ed. Edmund Carpenter; Facing
North, Terence Heywood and Edward Lowbury |
December 1960 |
2.8 |
Poetry: "Confrontations":
reviews of Beasts in Clothes, Harold Witt; The
Linen Bands, Raymond Roseliep; The Outdoor
Labyrinth, Myron H. Broomell; Companions to Your
Doom, Richard Emil Braun; Changes, Michael
Benedikt |
March 1962 |
2.9 |
Poetry: "Two Good Hands":
review of In Praise of Adam by Reuel Denney |
December 1962 |
2.10 |
Poetry: "Touching Sacred
Objects": reviews of Collected Poems, Winifred Townley
Scott; Collected Verse Plays, Richard Eberhart; 16
Once Published, Louis Zukofsky |
May 1963 |
2.11 |
Poetry: "The Service of
Friendliness": review of The Norfolk Poems of Hayden
Carruth |
August 1963 |
2.12 |
Poetry: "In the Sandburg
Tradition": review of Honey and Salt, Carl
Sandburg |
September 1963 |
2.13 |
Writers' Digest: "A Scholar
with Savvy": review of The Poet and the Poem by Judson
Jerome |
1963 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
3.1 | Unpublished review of The Psalm of
Christ by Chad Walsh |
1964 |
3.2 |
Chicago Tribune: "Poetic
Homage to a Welsh Bard," review of A Garland for Dylan
Thomas |
February 2, 1964 |
3.3 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
E.E. Cummings The Magic Maker |
March 15, 1964 |
3.4 |
Chicago Tribune: Review of
Robert Frost in Russia |
April 12, 1964 |
3.5 |
Poetry: "Terminations,
Revelations": reviews of At the End of the Open Road,
Louis Simpson; Between Matter and Principle, Alan
Stephens; My Bones Being Wiser, Vassar Miller; The
African Boy, E.N. Sargent; Interpreter's
House, William Dickey |
May 1964 |
3.6 |
Chicago Tribune: Review of
Selected Letters of Robert Frost, ed. Lawrance
Thompson |
September 6, 1964 |
3.7 |
Chicago Tribune: Review of
The Acts of Creation, Arthur Koestler |
October 8, 1964 |
3.8 |
Chicago Tribune: reviews of
The Dialogues of Archibald MacLeish and Mark Van
Doren, ed. Warren V. Bush; and Selected Poems, Stephen
Spender |
November 1, 1964 |
3.9 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
For the Union Dead, Robert Lowell |
November 15, 1964 |
3.10 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Dylan Thomas's Choice, an Anthology of
Poetry |
December 20, 1964 |
3.11 |
Poetry: "Indirections of
Reason": review of The Journal of John Cardan, Together with The
Quest of the Opal and The Problem of Form, J.V. Cunningham;
To What Strangers, What Welcome, J.V. Cunningham
(1964, pub. 1965) |
January 1965 |
3.12 |
Chicago Tribune: "Fathoming
Five Poets," reviews of Theodore Roethke: Essays on the
Poetry, ed. Arnold Stein; The Poetry and Prose of
E.E. Cummings, Robert E. Wegner; The Poetic Themes of
Robert Lowell, Jerome Mazzaro; A Colder Fire: The
Poetry of Robert Penn Warren, Victor H. Strandberg;
To Criticize the Critic and Other Writings, T.S.
Eliot |
January 9, 1965 |
3.13 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Man Does, Woman Is, Robert Graves |
January 10, 1965 |
3.14 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
The Lost World, Randall Jarrell |
February 14, 1965 |
3.15 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Dylan Thomas, His Life and Work, John Ackerman;
Dylan Thomas and Poetic Disassociation, David
Holbrook; The Days of Dylan Thomas, a Pictorial
Biography, Bill Read |
February 28, 1965 |
3.16 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
The Orgy, by Muriel Rukeyser |
March 7, 1965 |
3.17 |
Poetry: "Losses,
Engagements, Privacie"s: reviews of The Whitsun Weddings,
Philip Larkin; Selected Poems, Stephen Spender;
Man Does, Woman Is, Robert Graves |
July 1965 |
3.18 |
Poetry: "The Inner
Legislation": review of Markings, Dag
Hammarskjold |
August 1965 |
3.19 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Robert Frost: Life and Talks-Walking, Louis Martins |
August 15, 1965 |
3.20 |
Poetry: "Weighed and Found
Wanted": reviews eight anthologies including Roofs of
Gold, ed. Padraic Colum; Poems of Doubt and
Belief, ed. Tom F. Driver and Robert Pack; American
Lyric Poems, ed. Elder Olson; Poets of Today,
ed. Walter Lowenfels; American Poems, ed. Jascha Kessler;
New Negro Poets: USA, ed. Langston Hughes;
Dylan Thomas's Choice, ed. Ralph Maud and Aneirin
Talfan Davies; A New Directions Reader, ed. Hayden
Carruth and J. Laughlin. |
September 1965 |
3.21 |
Chicago Tribune: reviews of
Sound and Form in Modern Poetry, Harvey Gross;
A Prosody Handbook, Karl Shapiro and Robert Beum;
The Gist of Poetics, Clyde E. Henson |
September 12, 1965 |
3.22 |
Chicago Tribune: "Past and
Present in a Mediterranean Paradise," review of Majorca
Observed, Robert Graves and Paul Hogarth |
September 26, 1965 |
3.23 |
Chicago Tribune: "The
Poet's Art in Clear Focus," review of American Poetry Since
1945, Stephen Stepanchev (1965) |
October 3, 1965 |
3.24 |
Chicago Tribune: "Wholesale
Dismissal": Review of The Partial Critics, Lee T.
Lemon |
October 10, 1965 |
3.25 |
Capital Times: review of
Country Places, August Derleth |
November 15, 1965 |
3.26 |
Chicago Tribune: "An
Apocalyptic View of History," review of The Old Glory,
Robert Lowell |
November 21, 1965 |
3.27 |
Chicago Tribune:
"Dispelling Some of the Clouds," review of Ezra Pound:
Perspectives, ed. Noel Stock |
January 2, 1966 |
3.28 |
Chicago Tribune: "The
Artistry of the Actual," review of Selected Poems, Andrey
Voznesensky |
April 24, 1966 |
3.29 |
Poetry: "There Yet Remains
What Fashion Cannot Kill:" review of Selected Poems of Edwin
Arlington Robinson, ed. Morton Dauwen Zabel
(1966) |
June 1966 |
3.30 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Selected Poems: New and Old 1923-1966, Robert Penn
Warren |
October 9, 1966 |
3.31 |
Chicago Tribune: "An
American Literary Phenomenon," review of Robert Frost: The Early
Years, 1847-1915, Lawrance Thompson |
November 6, 1966 |
3.32 | Chicago Tribune: "Reminisence and
Appreciation of Eliot": review of T.S. Eliot: The Man and His
Work, ed. Allen Tate |
November 13, 1966 |
3.33 |
Chicago Tribune: "A World
of the Imgination," review of The Letters of Wallace
Stevens, ed. Holly Stevens; Wallace Stevens: The Art
of Uncertainty, Herbert J. Stern |
November 27, 1966 |
3.34 |
Poetry: "Sidesaddle on the
Ocean:" review of Looking Up at Leaves, Barbara
Howes |
January 1967 |
3.35 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Near the Ocean, Robert Lowell, Chicago Tribune |
February 5, 1967 |
3.36 |
West Coast Review: review
of Toward Montebello, Warren Carrier |
Spring 1967 |
3.37 |
Chicago Tribune: "Aiming
with the Head": review of Poems 1957-1967, James Dickey
and Berryman's Sonnets, John Berryman |
May 14, 1967 |
3.38 |
Chicago Tribune: review of
Of Flesh and Bone, John Frederick Nims |
June 11, 1967 |
3.39 |
Chicago Tribune: "Toward
the End of the World," review of Herakles, A Play in
Verse, Archibald MacLeish |
June 25, 1967 |
3.40 |
Chicago Tribune: "Promising
Was Too Strong a Word," review of Poems Written in Early
Youth, T.S. Eliot |
August 13, 1967 |
3.41 |
Poetry: "A Five-Book
Shelf": review of Half Sun Half Sleep, Mary Swenson;
Excusions: New and Selected Poems, Katherine Hoskins;
Buckshee, Ford Madox Ford; This Strangest
Everything, John Ciardi; The Collected Shorter
Poems, Kenneth Rexroth. |
December 1967 |
3.42 |
The American Scholar:
review of The Wind Southerly, Heather Ross
Miller |
Winter 1967-1968 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
4.1 |
Poetry: "Whole and
Changing," review of Selected Writings by Charles Olson
ed. Robert Creeley |
March 1968 |
4.2 |
The American Scholar:
"Nostalgia, Discovery, a New Kind of Being," review of The Savage
Mind, Claude Levi Strauss; Ishi in Two
Worlds, Theodora Kroeber |
Summer 1968 |
4.3 |
Poetry: "Books That Look
Out, Books That Look In": review of Openings, Wendell
Berry; The Unblinding, Laurence Lieberman; Awaken,
Bells Falling, Lewis Turco; In the Mecca,
Gwendolyn Brooks; The Talking Girl, John Thompson;
Selected Poems of Rosemary Thomas. |
March 1969 |
4.4 |
The New Orleans Review:
Reviews of Summer Love and Surf, Philip Appleman;
Eight Poets of Germany & America, ed. Heiner
Bastian and George Hitchcock; Once Again, Jean-Francois
Bory; Watch Us Pass, Robert Canzoneri; Mr
Menu, Louis Garcia; Selected Poems, Yvan
Goll; Locations, Jim Harrison; Poems,
1933-67, H.R. Hays; The Unblinding, Laurence
Lieberman; The Collected Longer Poems, Kenneth Rexroth;
New Heiroglyphic Tales, Edouard Roditi; What
the Grass Says, Charles Simic; Driving to
Biloxi, Edgar Simmons; Inside the Blood
Factory, Diane Wakoski. |
Spring 1969 |
4.5 |
Hudson Review: "At Home on
Earth": review essay on Since Silent Spring, Frank
Graham; Terracide, Ron M. Linton; Challenge for
Survival, ed. Pierre Dansereau; The End of the
Twentieth Century, Desmond King-Helle; The Only Earth
We Have, Lawrence Pringle; New Lives, New
Lanscapes, Nan Fairbrother; Biology and the Future of
Man, ed. Philip Handler; America's Changing
Environment, ed. Roger Revella and Hans H. Landsberg;
Reason Awake, Rene Dubos; The Environmental
Revolution, Max Nicholson; The RSVP Cycles,
Lawrence Halprin; Design with Nature, Ian L.
McHarg |
Autumn 1970 |
4.6 |
English Language Notes: "At
Home on Earth": unpublished? review of John Greenleaf Whittier's
Poetry: An Appraisal and a Selection, ed. by Robert Penn
Warren |
1971 |
4.7 |
The Sunday Star: Review of
Other Things and the Aardvark, Eugene
McCarthy |
January 10, 1971 |
4.8 |
Ararat: "Finding Home":
Review of Homage to Adana, David Kherdian |
Summer 1971 |
4.9 |
PTA Magazine: Review of
Earth, Air, Fire, & Water, Frances Manson
McCullough |
1972 |
4.10 |
Criticism: review of
William Carlos Williams: The Later Poems, Jerome
Mazzaro |
Spring 1974 |
4.11 |
The New York Times Book
Review: review of Local Lives, Millen
Brand |
May 18, 1975 |
4.12 |
American Literature: review
of Poetry and the Common Life, M.L. Rosenthal |
November 1976 |
4.13 |
Journal of Ethnic Studies:
unpublished? review of Riding the Earthboy 40, James
Welch |
1976 |
4.14 |
The New York Times Book
Review: review of Moon-Whales, and Other Moon
Poems, Ted Hughes |
January 9, 1977 |
4.15 |
The Saturday Review: review
of The Names of the Lost, Philip Levine |
September 3, 1977 |
4.16 |
American Literature:
"Swimming Out of a Fish trap": review of Five Temperaments:
Elizabeth Bishop, Robert Lowell, James Merrill, Adrienne Rich, Joshn
Ashbery, David Kalstone
|
May 1978 |
4.17 |
Inquiry: "A Poet with
Something to Tell," review of Philip Levine |
June 26, 1978 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Folder | ||
4b.1 |
Inquiry: "The Glory and the
Grief": review of The Penguin Book of Women Poets, ed.
Carol Cosman, Joan Keefe, and Kathleen Weaver |
March 1979 |
4b.2 |
New York Times Book Review:
"The Self-Contained Traveler": review of News from the
Glacier, John Haines |
October 13, 1982 |
4b.3 |
Berkeley Poetry Review:
Review of Collected Poems, Josephine Miles |
1985-1986 |
4b.4 | unpublished?: "A Strange Kind of Stealthy
Torque: Self-Review of An Oregon Message, William
Stafford |
1987 |
4b.5 |
Hungry Mind Review: "Human
Claims": review of The Freedom of History, Jim
Moore |
Fall 1988 |
4b.6 |
Hungry Mind Review: Review
of Against Forgetting: Twentieth-Century Poetry of
Witness, ed. Carolyn Forche |
Winter 1993-1994 |
4b.7 | records for reviews without manuscripts or
print copies |
1970-1977 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
5.1 | "Answer, Echoes"
Written in Kansas. Two drafts and published text.
|
1937-1941 |
5.2 | "The City Behind the Eyes"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.3 | "Miss Howard and Beyond Las
Vegas"
Written at El Dorado, Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.4 | "Interview with a Town" later titled
"Three Stories that almost Happened"
Written in Kansas. Two drafts.
|
1937-1941 |
5.5 | "Moonstone"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.6 | "Near is the City of David"
Written in Kansas. Three drafts.
|
1937-1949 |
5.7 | "Mr. Right"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.8 | "The Osage Orange Tree"
Written in Kansas. Two drafts and photocopy of published text.
|
1937-1959 |
5.9 | "Pills Pender"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.10 | "A Pint in the Back Booth"
Written in El Dorado, Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1941 |
5.11 | "The Shoes"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
November 19, 1937 |
5.12 | "Two Men"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.13 | "The Unknown Region"
Written in Kansas. Two typed drafts.
|
1937-1948 |
5.14 | "A Visit to the Delmonico"
Written in Lawrence, Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.15 | "What Happened at the Lazy
Phil's"
Written in Kansas. One typed draft.
|
1937-1941 |
5.16 | "When I Was a Mule"
Written in Kansas. Three drafts.
|
1937-1952 |
5.17 | "Wind in the Rigging"
Written in Kansas. Three drafts.
|
1937-1949 |
5.18 | "An Evening on Earth"
Written in Los Prietos. One draft.
|
October 17, 1943 |
5.19 | "So Long, Chimes"
Written in Los Prietos. One draft.
|
1943-1944 |
5.20 | "To Remember: Afternoon, 1943"
Written in Los Prietos. One draft.
|
1943-1944 |
5.21 | "Jabo and the Root"
Written in Berkley. One draft.
|
October 13, 1947 |
5.22 | "The Man Who Turned to Salt"
Written in Berkley. One draft.
|
1947-1948 |
5.23 | "The Name of the Time is Herod." Earlier
versions titled "Our Neighbor, Herod."
Written in Lake Grove, Oregon. One draft.
|
1948 |
5.24 | "The Littlest Chicken"
Written at Lake Grove, Oregon. One draft.
|
1948-1949 |
5.25 | "Fried Rabbit"
Written at University of Iowa. One draft.
|
1950-1952 |
5.26 | "Held Level" later changed to "The Lost
Catfish in the Sandy River"
Written at University of Iowa. Five drafts.
|
1951-1954 |
5.27 | "Loyalty Check"
Written at University of Iowa. Two drafts.
|
1950 |
5.28 | "Mr. Bomb"
Written at University of Iowa. One draft.
|
1950-1952 |
5.29 | "The Second-Storey Window"
Written at University of Iowa. One draft.
|
1952 |
5.30 | "A Way of Seeing"
Written at University of Iowa. Three drafts.
|
1950-1952 |
5.31 | "Sounds Reasonable Enough (Dear Coach
Musselman"
Written in Portland. Photocopy of published version from Harvard
Yardage
|
October 8, 1955 |
5.32 | "Recklessly a Friend"
Written at Yaddo. Two drafts.
|
1956-1957 |
5.33 | "Robinson Jeffers' Groceryman" and
"Joan"
Written in Portland. Published versions of both stories in
Northwest Review.
|
1973 |
5.34 | Research notes about Stafford
stories.
Compiled by Paul Merchant
|
2012 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Folder | ||
6.1 | Introduce Hideo to Chapel
William Stafford provides an introduction to Hideo Hashimoto speech.
|
November 7, 1957 |
6.2 | Introduction at Lewis and Clark
College |
January 30, 1958 |
6.3 | Oregon Poetry Day Banquet |
October 15, 1958 |
6.4 | Scripture of Our Time - A Chapel
Talk |
March 1, 1962 |
6.5 | Left Foot Hope, Right Foot
Despair
For the commencement at Lewis and Clark College.
|
June 2, 1963 |
6.6 | Stories the Blow Away
Speech for Pacific University.
|
September 11, 1963 |
6.7 | To the National Honor Society
An introduction speech for the National Honor Society, Lake Oswego High
School.
|
March 5, 1964 |
6.8 | The Recognition of Discoveries
For the Convocation at Willamette University.
|
March 19, 1964 |
6.9 | Three Poems
Three poems for the Lake Oswego teachers; Poems include, Hope is the
Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson, Anecdote of the Jar by Wallace
Stevenson, and As Kingfishers Catch Fire by Gerarel Mantley Hopkins.
|
September 3, 1964 |
6.10 | The Recognition of Discoveries
(II)
Given at the St. Louis CCCC Convention, and Scheduled for publication in
the college Composition and Communications Journal.
|
April 1965 |
6.11 | A Whole Wheat Valentine
For the Commencement at Rippon College.
|
June 1965 |
6.12 | A History of Theory
Eastern Oregon College Commencement speech.
|
June 1966 |
6.13 | Literature Now
A lecture for the Civilizations course at Lewis and Clark College.
|
June 2, 1966 |
6.14 | Coming Toward Today
Commencement speech for Catlin Gabel School, Portland Oregon.
|
June 1966 |
6.15 | It is in the Minds of Men that Peace is
Won
Lake Grove Presbyterian Conference on Viet Nam.
|
October 5, 1966 |
6.16 | Structure in Poetry
Lecture given at Marylhurst University July 1966, University of Nevada,
July 1966, and Bozeman Montana, October 1967.
|
1996-1967 |
6.17 | The Artist in all of Us
A statement on art for the Lincoln High School "Symposium" on the "Artist
and Society".
|
February 1967 |
6.18 | Critic, Fact, Fiction
For NCTE national convention, Honolulu Hawaii.
|
November 1967 |
6.19 | A Better Art Inside a Lesson
For Asilomar seventeenth conference of teachers of English.
|
September 1967 |
6.20 | Hawaii Council of Teachers of English
Annual Conference
A reminder for speakers and presentations.
|
April 6, 1968 |
6.21 | "Humanities and Un-Humanities"
Published with title: "Today's Poets and the Language of Everyday Life."
See Stafford Bibliography #F84.
|
1969 |
6.22 | Opening Statement - Conference on Poetry
and the National Conscience
University of Maryland.
|
April 1970 |
6.23 | For Chapel at Gustavus
Adolphus
Handwritten draft.
|
April 28, 1970 |
6.24 | Everytime We Graduate
Commencement speech for Linfield College.
|
May 17, 1970 |
6.25 | Introduction for Kurt Vonnegut at Library
of Congress
Typed draft with handwritten corrections.
|
February 1, 1971 |
6.26 | Introduction for Eugene McCarthy at
Library of Congress
2 Typed drafts.
|
May 11, 1971 |
6.27 | What Happens When You Say or Write a
Word?
Handwritten draft.
|
July 1971 |
6.28 | Following the Golden String
Typed draft with handwritten corrections. Undated speech given while
Poetry Consultant at Library of Congress.
|
ca. 1971 |
6.29 | Poets Speak of the Earth: America the New
Eden
TV script for program at "Man and the Land Conference," Oregon State
University.
|
1972 |
6.30 | The End of a Golden String
Typed draft with handwritten corrections. Talk given to NCTE, Dallas.
|
March 17, 1973 |
6.31 | Leftovers: A Care Package
1 handwritten draft, 1 typed draft with handwritten corrections, and 1
clean typed copy. Published in a pamplet titled Two Lectures: A
Care Package. See Stafford Bibliography #F220.
|
1973 |
6.32 | Things to Take Along
Commencement for Evergreen State College.
|
1980 |
6.33 | Opening the Lake Oswego
Library |
August 22, 1983 |
6.34 | An Excursion of Thoughts on Reading Anne
Sexton
At Reed College.
|
September 1985 |
6.35 | Oregon House Session |
April 13, 1987 |
6.36 | Fishtrap 89'
Transcript of a talk by William Stafford given at the Fishtrap writers
conference
|
1989 |
6.37 | For our Esteemed Companions on the
Way
Transcript of a talk by William Stafford given at the Western Writers'
Conference.
|
June 26, 1989 |
6.38 | Making Peace Among the Words
Keeney Peace Lectureship at Bluffton College.
|
March 1990 |
6.39 | Walt Whitman Birthplace Association
Speech
Includes revisions of "Our Kind", Serving with Gideon", West of Here,
"The Gift", and "Advice".
|
June 1990 |
6.40 | Accompanying Students toward
Poetry
Speech delivered in Stuttgart, Germany.
|
September 26, 1991 |
6.41 | Mt. Angel College
Announcement for poetry reading at Mt. Angel College by William Stafford
and Ralph Salisbury.
|
Undated |
6.42 | Lecture Notes
Two undated lecture notes titled; "How Reading is Sustained", and "Why a
Poem or Other Art Works Cannot be Built by Pattern or Rule".
|
Undated |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
6b.1 | Literature and Language in Service
Course
A workshop for the Portland Public Schools.
|
1958 |
6b.2 | Poetry Making Considered
Workshop session for the Eugene Writers Conference.
|
June 26, 1960 |
6b.3 | Montana Writers Workshop
Program (1964), publications, programs, Stafford notes, student works,
and misc papers for the Missoula Montana writers workshop.
|
1964-1965 |
6b.4 | University of Utah Writers
Conference
Programs, schedules, notes, teaching materials, and misc papers for the
1966 University of Utah Writers Conference.
|
1966 |
6b.5 | Port Townsend Summer School of the
Arts
Workshop program, schedules, notes and misc papers.
|
1966 |
6b.6 | Port Townsend Summer School of the
Arts
Workshop program, schedules, notes and misc papers.
|
1967 |
6b.7 | 34th Writers Conference - University of
Colorado
Program, schedules, correspondence, notes, teaching materials, and misc
papers for the thirty-fourth Writers Conference in the Rocky Mountains,
Boulder Colorado.
|
1967 |
6b.8 | Poetry in-Service New York Teachers
Course
Includes lecture "Where the Words Come From".
|
1967 |
6.9 | University of Utah Writers
Conference
Notes and teaching materials for the 1970 University of Utah Writers
Conference.
|
1970 |
6b.10 | Reporting to Crazy Horse UCSC Workshop
Santa Cruz
Notes and teaching materials for the UCSC Reporting to Crazy Horse
writing workshop.
|
1971 |
6b.11 | Haystack Writers Workshop Summer
1989
Handout guide of poets and writers. Contains W.S. poems "Not Marble nor
the Guild's Monuments", and from one of Jim Heynen's "Ways to Start
Writing".
|
1989 |
6b.12 | Miscellaneous programs for conferences and
workshops |
Undated |
6b.13 | Miscellaneous notes from workshops, talks,
etc. |
Undated |
6b.14 | "Towards this Day" CBYF National Youth
Conference
Script for the CBYF National Youth Conference pageant.
|
1954 |
6b.15 | "Alters of Faith" KATU Christmas
Special
Outline and script for the KATU Christmas special pageant.
|
1963 |
6b.16 | KGW Christmas Program
Program materials for KGW Christmas program pageant.
|
1966 |
6b.17 | Research notes about Stafford
prose
Compiled by Paul Merchant.
|
2012 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
7.1 | "Are You Sure You Want To
Teach?"
California Journal of Secondary Education.
|
1947 |
7.2 | "War Trial"
Three typescripts.
|
1950 |
7.3 | "Religious Perspectives in Teaching
English Literature"
A comment on Mr. Hoxie Fairchild's, Hazen pamphlet.
|
1950 |
7.4 | "The Proof and Echo of All Human
Fame"
Typed (2-page) essay about Alfred Tennyson with hand-written correction.
|
ca. 1950 |
7.5 | "Winterward" an Abstract
Intro to Ph.D. dissertation Winterward.
|
1954 |
7.6 | "The Spontaneity Theme"
Subtitled "Mutually Reinforcing Passages in Wordsworth, Newman, and
Arnold"
|
1954 |
7.7 | "The Negotiable Poem"
In Approach journal.
|
1960 |
7.8 | "I am a Pacifist"
A discussion on war.
|
1960 |
7.9 | "Fiction Versus the Lie"
A search for identities in Carlyle and Wordsworth - Particularly as
related to The France Revolution and "The Convention of Cintra".
|
1961 |
7.10 | "How to Keep from Being Overwhelmed by
Your Appreciation of Poetry"
The Journal, Lewis and Clark College.
|
January 1962 |
7.11 | "Writing the Australian Crawl"
Read at NCTE convention 1963, Published in NCTE's CCC journal 1964.
|
1963 |
7.12 | "The Poet on Campus"
For Writers Digest, Spring 1964.
|
1963 |
7.13 | "No Answer to this Day" |
1963 |
7.15 | "The Convent Threshold" |
1964 |
7.15 | "A Send-Off"
For the Grand Ronde Review.
|
1964 |
7.16 | "Composition as Art"
A prose statement for the back cover of College Composition and
Communication. This publication is listed in the Stafford
bibliography #E297, but the entry lacks a description for this
statement.
|
February 1964 |
7.17 | "The Eve of St. Agnes" and "The Convent
Threshold"
For Pocketbook publishers.
|
1964 |
7.18 | "New Perimeters: Poets on the Early
Warning Line" |
1965 |
7.19 | "Scripture: The Boundary of
Literature" |
1965 |
7.20 | "In the Funhouse Mirror"
Satire Newsletter, State University College N.Y.
|
1965 |
7.21 | "A Few Easy Lessons"
An essay including "Seventy Dollars an Hour", "You are on Trial at
School", "Parents and the First Day of School", "What is a Current
Event", and "Soliloquy at a Writing School".
|
1965 |
7.22 | "A Poets Voice: An Approach Through
Peace"
A statement on "How does a poem mean" for the Vanguard,
Portland State University.
|
1965 |
7.23 | "Om a Statement of Sympathy foe Civil
Rights Workers" |
1965 |
7.24 | "A Statement About Fifteen"
Poems for young readers, 56th Annual NCTE Convention.
|
1966 |
7.25 | "What Roethke Gave" and "Roethke's
Way" |
1966 |
7.26 | "Start with the Little Things"
For Camp Fire Girl magazine.
|
1966 |
7.27 | "Where the Words Come From" |
1966 |
7.28 |
Tennessee Poetry Journal
Statement |
1967 |
7.29 | "Poetry and Music: Some Reflections on the
Muse"
For Music Teacher at Corvallis, Oregon.
|
1967 |
7.30 | "Finding the Language"
Submitted for Steins book on Fall reads.
|
1967 |
7.31 | "Every Syllable Can Vote"
Essay following "Finding the Language".
|
1967 |
7.32 | "A Little Statement About Art: The
Importance of the Trivial"
Prose statement with copy of correspondence to David Green.
|
1967 |
7.33 | "Poems, Traditional and
Modern" |
1967 |
7.34 | "These Poems"
Introduction by William Stafford for Earle Birney's "Memory No Servants:
Poems 1947-1967".
|
1968 |
7.35 | "Lit Instructor: Why it
Matters' |
1968 |
7.36 | "Today's Poets and Everyday
language" |
1968 |
7.37 | "Poems and a Statement" about "Traveling
through the Dark"
Published. See Stafford bibliography #s F76 and A75.
|
1968 |
7.38 | "Brother Antoninus, (William O.
Everson)"
For St. James Press, "Contemporary Poets of the English Language".
|
1969 |
7.39 | "On May Swenson"
For St. James Press.
|
1969 |
7.40 | "A Way of Writing"
For Field: Contemporary Poetry and Politics.
|
1969 |
7.41 | "The College Bookman"
For Harper & Row Publishers.
|
1970 |
7.42 | "A Witness for Robert Penn
Warren" |
1970 |
7.43 | Drafts of official Library of Congress
Consultant's reports
Includes notes on guests and readers at LOC.
|
circa 1971 |
7.44 | "Getting Our Language Back" |
circa 1974 |
7.45 | "The Terror in Robert Frost"
For New York Times magazine, August 18, 1974
|
1974 |
7.46 | "Assumptions About Literature
Classes"
Seattle NCTE
|
1976 |
7.47 | "A Report on a College Party: 5 November
1976"
Unpublished typed copy with handwritten notes.
|
November 5, 1976 |
7.48 | "Ten Little Questions"
Typed draft of essay sent to Agenda.
|
1976 |
7.49 | "The Minuet: Sidling Around Student
Poems"
Typed draft and correspondence for essay published by
Field. See Stafford bibliography items #s E989 and
F370.
|
1976 |
7.50 | "A Way of Writing"
Early draft with handwritten notes.
|
circa 1977 |
7.51 | "Whose Tradition"
One clean typed copy and two typed versions with handwritten edits. First
published in Writing the Australian Crawl. See Stafford
bibliography #s A30 and F346.
|
circa 1978 |
7.52 | "The Kids Dance"
Typed draft and copy of letter to Gary Young. Published in The
Heart of Knowing (F352).
|
1979 |
7.53 | "Staying Carefully Ignorant"
For The Writer Feb. 1982. Essay includes "The Writers Vocation" using
selections from "Writing the Australian Crawl".
|
1982 |
7.54 | "In Memorium of Richard Hugo"
For The Weekly Seattle, Nov. 10, 1982
|
1982 |
7.55 | "A New Portfolio of Poems"
Introduced and selected by William Stafford for World
Order quarterly, Vol. 17, no. 4.
|
1983 |
7.56 | "A Priest of the Imagination"
For the ADE Bulletin no. 76, Winter 1983.
|
1983 |
7.57 | "A Side Glance at History"
For The Bench Press.
|
1984 |
7.58 | How to Eat Loaches, by Yorifum
Yaguchi
Book and manuscript. Note by William Stafford.
|
1984 |
7.59 | "The World and Yellow Cars" |
1985 |
7.60 | "Exploring the Wild, Surprising World of
Poetry"
For Learning Magazine, Jan. 1985.
|
1985 |
7.61 | "Some Qualms about Excellence" |
1985 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Folder | ||
8.1 | Russ Roberts' Book -
Introduction
Introduction by William Stafford.
|
1986 |
8.2 | "William Stafford, 1914-"
Autobiographical essay. Correspondence and drafts.
|
1986 |
8.3 | "Inner Journeys, Outer
Balances"
Afterword to James DePreist's This Precipice Garden.
Drafts.
|
1986 |
8.4 | "Jumping Into the Daylight" |
April 1986 |
8.5 | "How it Feels to Write Poetry
Today"
Including the poem "Waiting for the Poem to Come".
|
circa 1986 |
8.6 | "Hitchhiking Toward Jeffers"
For American Poetry.
|
1986 |
8.7 | "Soul Food"
Essay published with title, "The Writers Compass" for The
Writer, Sept. 1987. Drafts and correspondence.
|
1987 |
8.8 | "Hunting for Gold in a
Manuscript"
For The Phoenix magazine, Clark College, WA.
|
1987 |
8.9 | "Iowa, Snodgrass, Heart's
Needle"
For Ford-Brown and Co. Publishers. On the Poet W.D. Snodgrass.
|
1988 |
8.10 | "Larger than the World"
Introduction for Fr. Jeremy's book of poems.
|
1988 |
8.11 | "What Happened at Port
Angeles"
On Raymond Carver for Washington Magazine, Published as "Suddenly
Everything Became Clear to Him: Writer Raymond Carver Turned College
Life into Art".
|
1988 |
8.12 | "Making Best Use of a
Workshop"
For The Writer, April 1988
|
1988 |
8.13 | "Learning One's Place in the
Family" |
1988 |
8.14 | "An Artist's Anguish"
In response to "Piss Christ" by Andres Serrano and the NEA/ACLU
conflict.
|
circa 1989 |
8.15 | "Of All Forms of Literature Poetry Suffers
First from Pollution"
Published without title in Hungry Mind Review (E1583).
Correspondence and typed draft.
|
1989 |
8.16 | "Eighth Grade Art"
For The Hungry Mind Review, July 1990.
|
1990 |
8.17 | "Months with R's in them"
For New York Times Magazine, Oct. 21, 1990. Published in
the article "The Oyster at its Best".
|
1990 |
8.18 | "Reaching Into the Well"
Includes the poem "Why the Sun Comes Up".
|
1990 |
8.19 | "Being Tough, Being Gentle"
For The Writer, May 1991.
|
1991 |
8.20 | "A Guide for Modern Teachers of Creative
Writing"
Open letter in response to Stephen Minot's critique of Stafford's
comments in an interview with Claire Cooperstein. Published in
Poets & Writers Sept/Oct. 1991. See E1637, E1678,
and H310.
|
1991 |
8.21 | "Just a Good Read"
Essay for Miller Williams and the Poetry of the Particular. See F555.
|
1991 |
8.22 | "Robert Bly's Working-with-Things
Project"
In response to the Bly's Fest event
|
1991 |
8.23 | "Available to the World"
Correspondence and drafts. Published; see F586.
|
1991 |
8.24 | Introduction to Some Other Morning by Jeremy Driscoll
Typed draft.
|
1992 |
8.25 | "The Writing of Bess"
Typed draft and correspondence. Published in Writer's Digest.
|
1992 |
8.26 | "Approach with Caution"
Typed draft and correspondence. See A57b.
|
1993 |
8.27 | "Sometimes, Reading"
Typed draft. Submitted to Ohio Review. See A75 and F681.
|
1993 |
8.28 | "Listening, Sniffing, Inhaling a Student's Work"
Unpublished? essay sent to University of Texas at San Antonio.
|
1993 |
8.29 | "Not a Speech"
Essay including the poem "With Kit, Age 7, at the Beach" published in
Sponsa Regis, later called Women
Today, and the poem "Lit Instructor".
|
Undated |
8.30 | "Improving Your Dreams"
For a poem and essay labeled "A Course in Creative Writing, from A
Glass Face in the Rain.
|
Undated |
8.31 | "A Sign from one of the
Islands"
To Washburn Press.
|
Undated |
8.32 | "A Gesture Towards an Unfound
Renaissance" |
Undated |
8.33 | "The Writer and His Beliefs - An
Excursion" |
Undated |
8.34 | "Teaching 'Edited English'"
unpublished? essay. Typed drafts with handwritten corrections
|
Undated |
8.35 | Untitled prose, "Think of the writers who broke into individuality..."
unidentified fragment.
|
Undated |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Pacifism--Poetry.
- Pacifism--United States.
- Poetry -- Authorship.
- Poetry -- Study and teaching.
- Poetry--20th century.
- Poets, American--20th century.
- World War, 1939-1945 -- Conscientious objectors -- United States.
Personal Names
- Stafford, Dorothy
- Stafford, William, 1914-1993--Archives
Corporate Names
- Lewis & Clark College (Portland, Or.)
Geographical Names
- Kansas.
- Oregon.
Other Creators
-
Personal Names
- Stafford, Kim (creator)