Woolmer, J. Howard, 1929-

Correspondence and manuscripts of the American poet. Handwritten and carbon copy typescripts.

"I am adding this carbon typescript of the Denver Quarterly autobiographical article to the material I am at this time putting into your hands-..."

"Please note: my new telephone number is:...This is an unpublished number- not procurable from Directory..." "Sonia Raiziss has suggested that I might want [?] still remaining material from the Chelsea #35 mm. typescripts:..."

"Alan- I am writing this next day after the mailing of my last letter to you to report the sense and the effect of a telephone conversation I had with Mr. Woolmer yesterday evening. I told him of your inclining to the co-operative plan I proposed..."

List of "Libraries that Laura Riding is angry with". Appraisal notes for "Under the Mind's Watch". List of "Laura Riding Jackson Manuscripts".

"Laura Riding Jackson talked about Mark Jacobs at teacher and student at the University of Leicester. He did his thesis on LRJ..."

Letter: "The packet of material for you got returned to me from Jacksonville, the manila envelope containing it having presumably got damaged between here and there although I had it insured...Here it all is again."

This item contains 58 pages of versions and corrections of a check-list of Laura Jackson's work created by her bibliographer Alan Clark, many of them titled "Laura (Riding) Jackson: A Check-List" which some pages note have been created especially for Chelsea #35.

"I send you now a fresh set of comments on the prose material about which we have been in correspondence. In much it resembles and reflects the private set that I have sent to you."

"I am sending you a cutting from the New York Times that Mr. Mathias has sent me, it being of interest to him in connection with the concern he felt over the disappearance of our manuscript collection on its way to delivery..."

Includes clipping of New York Times article titled "Your Money: Liability Shield for Professions" by Thomas C. Hayes in the 1980-02-02 issue.

Letter included in item: "You have probably seen this?"