Agreement form allows The MacGuffin to publish two of Sara Lamers' poems "Sculpture Gardens" and "California, Long Distance", but that the rights will revert back to the author upon publication

E-mail confirms that Lamers has permission to reprint her poems in her chapbook A City Without Trees; Byrne also requests that the acknowledgement for Lamers' poem be to the Valparaiso Poetry Review rather than Hidden Oak; Lamer's poem "In My Religion" is written at the top

E-mail confirms that Lamers needs no special permission from Slant as all rights revert to her upon publication; Lamers' poem "At the Barnes and Noble Caf

E-mail states Lamers can republish her poems, but that Hubbub would like to be acknowledged; also states that Hubbub would be happy to list Lamers' book in their "Books Received or Noted" column; Lamers' poem "After Divorce" is written at the top

Letter states that Timber Creek Review will publish Lamers' poem "Doll Factory" in a future issue and that all rights will revert to the author upon publication

E-mail confirms that Lamers does not need special permission from HazMat Review to republish poems; Lamers' poem "At Home in Fall" is written at the top

Contains the copyright information for Sara Lamers' poem "From My Mother, I Inherited." Spring 2005.

Poem contains a note a the begaining saying "hard copy for your reference of the visual look of the poem"

Does not contain the entire poem only the first page; comes with a note on the front page saying "hard copy for your reference for the spacing"

A brief biography of Lamers to be included in her chapbook A City Without Trees