Box 30
Contains 47 Results:
“A Tale of the Ice Age: for Pam Sutton, who gave me the first line.” (5 leaves) (5 drafts, printout and holograph, some with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“Teaching the Vietnam War.” (6 leaves) (1 draft, printout, with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“This Is Not a Poem About the War.” (5 leaves) (5 drafts, printout and holograph, some with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
[“This is not what I intended…”] (5 leaves) (1? draft, holograph, with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
[“This past July, I almost got the chance to testify…”] (9 leaves) (2 drafts, printout and holograph, some with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“The Trouble with Poets.”(2 leaves) (2 drafts, printout, one with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
[“Trying to prove that U.S. servicemen missing in action…”] (7 leaves) (2 drafts, printout and holograph, some with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“Twice Betrayed: for Nguyen Thi My Huong Ho Chi Minh City December 1985.” (1 leaf) (1 draft, printout)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“Two Blocks Down on the Left.” (3 leaves) (3 drafts, printout and holograph, one with emendation)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.
“Unaccustomed Mercies: for Larry Heinemann.” (3 leaves) (3 drafts, printout and holograph, some with emendations)
67 notebooks dated 1969- 2012. Early notebooks are comprised mostly of handwritten prose and poetry, but often contain ordinary notes. The smaller notebooks kept in later years were carried by W.D. Ehrhart during the work day for notes and reminders. Folder titles indicate the first few words in each notebook.