Copy folded tightly like a book but not actually stapled together; copy features a different cover than the final product, with a different image and different font for the temt

Disk contains a copy of Kiefer's chapbook

Letter is regarding the publication rights to two poems published by Christian Kiefer in SMR; Tonkovich states that SMR owns only first publication rights, but that the rights revert to the author once published

Letter releases the rights of Christian Kiefer's poems "Utah Growling" and "Cheap Hotel" and asks for a citation to appear in Kiefer's chapbook acknowledging The Tule Review

Letter states that Kiefer thinks the book is looking great and that he photocopied the proofs to people he could get a blurb from; letter is wrapped around a copy of Feeding into Winter

Copy is folded tightly like a book and contains a few edits and corrections

The only edit in the book comes on the cover, which says to trim the line, cutting off the bottom part; additionally, on almost every page, there is a random sentence at the bottom that may or may not form a poem. This is not found in any of the other copies; had to be unstapled

Letter includes a blurb written by Keithley for Christian Kiefer's chapbook Feeding into Winter

Manuscript is folded tight like a book and contains a few edits and corrections throughout

Envelope is empty but was sent based on the postage stamp