Letter states that the rights to Cherry's chapbook (Originally published by Red Clay Books) have been returned to her; comes with the signature of the Associate Editor of Red Clay Books, Barbara Campbell

Letter gives the name and contact information of Bixby's agent's associate; Bixby also apologizes for taking so long to respond

Page contains many calculations trying to figure out how much it would cost for 100 copies of Cherry's chapbook and other details

Contains a section of a poem by Robert Browning possibly called "A Lyric Cycle" (this section is crossed off); the other side of the page has the ending stanza of one of Cherry's poems with a note saying "Missing last stanza to insert"

Advertises upcoming books being published by March Street Press like Kelly Cherry's chapbook Benjamin John; also provides a blurb for Cherry's chapbook

Manuscript contains many edits and corrections made to it, in addition to multiple notes written throughout

Letter asks Bixby to send Cherry another set of proofs as there are still a number of changes/corrections that Cherry wants to make

4 copies of the same poem printed on the same page followed by a similar page except instead of a poem, it's a box in the upper right corner

Bound and stapled copy of Cherry's chapbook, there are several edits made to this copy and there is a note inside confirming Cherry author rights

Letter discusses what Bixby wants to do aboiut the type of paper used in the cover and behind the cover; he also suggests making a limited run of Benjamin John, making 150-200 copies