Contains a few edits made to the manuscript made in red ink

Letter states that what revisions were made by Fifer to his final manuscript of his chapbook After Fire; comes with pages of said edits

Submission guidelines contain the copyright information for one of Ken Fifer's poem; the number 25 is written in ink at the bottom (probably for Fifer's poem "The @'s of your %'s"; a note on the front from Ken Fifer says that the next few pages are"Permissions for After Fire

Letter grants Fifer permission to reprint his poem "Another March" in his chapbook After Fire; the number 39 is written below the letter

E-mail confirms Fifer's right to reprint his poem "Swallows by the New Street Bridge, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania" that was first published in West Branch 10, Spring 1982; the number 50 is written below the e-mail

E-mail states that Fifer has the right to reprint his poem "Old Gardeners" for his upcoming chapbook After Fire; the number 6 is written below the e-mail

E-mail states that Fifer has the right to republish any poems he had previously published in The Journal; The numbers 1 and 38 are written below the e-mail (probably Fifer's poems "Bihzad: Miniature from an Unknown Manuscript" and "In Honduras the No See 'Ums are the National Birds"

Letter grants Fifer permission to reprint his poems "After Fire" and "According to the Baal Shem Tov"; Additionally, Beasley states that that Fifer's chapbook After Fire will be featured on a "Celebrations" page of New Letters

The letter is Fifer's request to have a letter of release to reprint his poem "Sunday Mowing"; a note at the top of the letter written by someone named Kim Pobo writes "Great news, Ken- the poem is all yours"

E-mail states that Fifer has permission to reprint his poem "To Carry the Day" is his forthcoming collection of poems, After Fire