Box 4

The Don Swaim Collection includes audio tape reels and cassettes of interviews and radio broadcasts. Featured in this collection are the original masters of the radio series "Book Beat." Also included are broadcasts for "Mr. Shirer Gives a Talk," uncut author interviews, highlights on 1986 PEN International Conference, American Book Award speeches, and the 10-part series "Looking for the Great American Novel."

The Don Swaim Collection includes audio tape reels and cassettes of interviews and radio broadcasts. Featured in this collection are the original masters of the radio series "Book Beat." Also included are broadcasts for "Mr. Shirer Gives a Talk," uncut author interviews, highlights on 1986 PEN International Conference, American Book Award speeches, and the 10-part series "Looking for the Great American Novel."

Handwritten letter dated 2/9/85 in envelope on the meaning of "AH," which Ginsberg hand-wrote in his book of Collected Poems.

Handwritten note dated 3/29/85 on postcard (with Allen Ginsberg photo of Robert Creeley on front) thanking the recipient for sending a tape

Typed letter signed dated 11/20/90 by the poet stating thanks for sending a tape of an interview with her late husband, Raymond Carver.

Undated holiday card featuring Godfrey with a horse.

Typed letter signed dated 12/8/84 in envelope (on the back of a photocopy of Gold in front of an advertising mural) in which he says he's nursing a mashed toe and discusses his work as a visiting writer.

Prominent critic and memoirist. Postcard to Don S reading: "Dear Don, Thanks for that nice note. Yes, I promised Fred & [illegible] I'd come back in late June, early July. So we're sure to meet again then. Best, VG. Small ink run of one word in the text.

Handwritten letter dated 6/24/85 on Garbo's letterhead in envelope saying he's become "a WCBS rather than a WINS listener."

Copy of Heyen's poem "The Colony" ineptly printed in a signed edition of six copies, laid out by [recipient] on an Apple ImageWriter, an early Macintosh printer. [Recipient] moved to destroy all six copies but was overruled by one of the