Box 12
Contains 40 Results:
E-mail from Doug Watson, Associate Editor of The Journal, to Ken Fifer
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 from Betsy Beasley, Administration Associate of New Letters, to Ken Fifer, 2006-08-30
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
Letter from Ken Fifer to the Editors of Widener Review, 2006-08-25
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 from Harry Humes, Editor of Yarrow, to Ken Fifer
E-mail states that Fifer has permission to reprint his poem "To Carry the Day" is his forthcoming collection of poems, After Fire
Letter from Garden House Press to Ken Fifer, 2006-04
Letter states that Fifer can reprint his poem "Used Clothes" (also known as "Trying on a Good Will Jacket")
Letter from Ken Fifer to Robert Bixby, 2006-08-20
Letter is regarding how Fifer made some corrections to his chapbook After Fire, edited the acknowledgements page, and added a dedication on the next page; Fifer also states that he will send the blurbs, bio release slips, and milaing list soon
Manuscript of After Fire by Ken Fifer
Manuscript comes with title page and the entire collection of poems with a few edits made to them in red ink
Manuscript of After Fire by Ken Fifer, 2006-04-05
Manuscript comes with with no title page, is in a different font, and has less poems than the final version of the collection
Letter from Ken Fifer to Robert Bixby, 2006-04-05
Letter states that Fifer is offering his poetry manuscript, After Fire, for consideration at the March Street Press