Box 4

Handwritten letter dated 6/1/84 in envelope in which he encloses page proofs of his book Erika.

Folded typed letter signed dated 11/11/86 in envelope in which he says there may be some movie interest in his novel, Vic.

Folded typed letter signed dated 10/01/84 in envelope in which he thanks recipient for a program and tape and suggests trading books.

Folded typed letter signed dated 6/12/84 in envelope in which Heyen sets up an interview on the occasion of his book of poetry Erika.

Typed letter signed dated 12/3/84 in envelope in which Heyen discusses how a permanent Visiting Writer program might work.

Handwritten letter dated 7/30/84 in envelope in which he expresses interest in buying or trading several poetry items in recipient's collection.

Typed letter signed dated 11/5/95 in envelope in which book collector Broomfield says he does not wish to part with his copy of "The Colony" by poet William Heyen, despite recipient's claim that it could be done

Typed letter signed dated 4/1/84 in envelope in which Heyen announced that the University of Rochester is setting up a whole room just to hold his poetry collection.

Handwritten letter dated 1/24/84 in envelope in which he states he'll be in New York for a gathering in honor of Joyce Carol Oates.

In an envelope postmarked 1/23/86 Heyen encloses a memo in which Heyen is recommended as Poet in Resident at SUNY, Brockport. Heyen writes, but does not sign, "Much new in my collecting life. Also enclosed is a photocopy of a book sleeve for Vic Holyfield and the Class of 1957.