Bly, Robert, 1926-

This is a 13 sheet publication called Poems of the People that has suffered water damage and mildew. Attached is a scrapbook-like caption that provides details.

This is a newspaper clipping about Robert Bly reciting poetry and answering audience questions; there is a scrapbook-like caption attached.

This is a newspaper clipping of an interview with Robert Bly; the newspaper title and date have been clipped separately and attached.

This is a post card advertising an hour long special on Public Television for a program called "A Man Writes to a Part of Himself: The Poetry of Robert Bly."

This is a set of programs for The Kabir Dances, inspired by Robert Bly's versions of Kabir's poetry program, put on by the Pacific Lutheran University School of Physical Education and a poetry reading event at the Unicorn Book Shop, with an accompanying typed caption.

This is a newspaper clipping of an interview with Robert Bly; the newspaper title and date have been clipped separately and attached.

This is a Swedish article about Robert Bly with a handwritten date at the top. The article is made of two pieces that were glued together.

This is a newspaper article clipping with a scrapbook-like caption attached; at the top of the paper is a handwritten address for 354 Hoover St Santa Cruz CA 95065.

This collection, formed by University of Tulsa alum Roger R. Easson, contains 283 books, chapbooks, broadsides, and editions containing work by the American poet Robert Bly. Also included is a complete collection of the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies Press publications for which Bly was the publisher. In addition, there are 431 periodical volumes containing poems, interviews and essays dating from 1953-1983. Most people recognize Robert Bly as the author of Iron John: A Book about Men.

This is a 32 page newspaper with a variety of articles.