Letter states that attached is the manuscript to Near and Far that he had also e-mailed to Bixby

Two copies of Halperin's chapbook printed in black and white and folded tightly to give the impression they were bound; one copy contains several edits made in pencil, while the other copy has very little to no edits made

Letter states that Halperin made the previous copies of Near and Far and that the edits were made by him

This version of Near and Far contains a different cover and many edits made by Robert Bixby in red ink

Contains the copyright information for Halperin's poem "Fear"

Letter states that enclosed are the corrected proofs and that Halperin is replacing the poem "Saint Petersburg to Moscow Train" with "Buying Jewlery in Saint Petersburg"; also states that enclosed are the release forms

Contains a brief bio of Halperin

Letter grants Mark Halperin all publishing rights to his poem "Rendez-vous"

Contains the "thank yous" section, a brief bio of Halperin, and the dedications section

Poem was used to replace another Halperin poem "Saint Petersburg to Moscow Train"