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RESUSCITATOR MSS.

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Folder Inventory

• An index is available.
• Folder 1: General Correspondence, 1963-1969
• Folder 2: Correspondence between John James and Tim Longville, 1967-1969
• Folder 3: Correspondence between John James and Nick Wayte, 1967-1968
• Folder 4: Resuscitator 2R1, January 1968. Contents:
  • Cover photographs by Thomas Ridley Sharpe
  • Poetry (in order according to published issue) by:
  • Jeremy Halvard Prynne
  • Gill Vickers
  • Jeremy Mulford
  • Elaine Feinstein
  • Andrew Crozier
  • Nicholas Wayte
  • Wendy Mulford
  • John Hall
  • John James
• Folder 5: Resuscitator 2R2, August 1968. Contents:
  • Cover collage by John James
  • Poetry (in order according to published issue) by:
  • Chris Torrance
  • Thomas Moore Raworth
  • Gill Vickers
  • John Riley
  • Nicholas Wayte
  • Andrew Crozier
  • John Hall
  • Jeremy Halvard Prynne
  • John James
• Folder 6: Resuscitator 2R3/4 "The Last Resuscitator,"January 1969. Contents:
  • Cover art by Peter Cartwright
  • Poetry (in order according to published issue) by:
  • Peter Riley
  • Douglas Oliver
  • Wendy Mulford
  • Gill Vickers
  • Jeremy Halvard Prynne
  • John James
  • Tim Longville
  • Andrew Crozier
  • David Chaloner
  • James Gordon
• Folder 7: Miscellaneous other writings:
  • Anthony Barnett. Refutation. [4p.]
  • Fred Buck(?). Didn't Ask. [1p.]
  • Elaine Feinstein. Some Local Resistance. [1p.]
  • John Hall(?). A Festal Poem (For the Present Company Always). 14 April 1967. [2p.]
  • John Hall(?). Begins, "Oh, the mountain boys..." [1p.]
  • Tim Longville. Poem of Apology. [1p.]
  • Wendy Mulford. Begins, "Without astrakhan or feathers..." [1p.]
  • Douglas Oliver. Chanson. [1p.]
  • ______________. The Context of the War. [1p.]
  • ______________. Mongol in the Woods (for Tom). [1p.]
  • ______________. Putting on Lipstick. [1p.]
  • ______________. Remember Stortford, birthplace of Rhodes. [1p.]
  • Ian Patterson. Poem. [1p.]
  • J.H. Prynne. Senor Vazquez Speaking and Further Soft Music to Eat By [2p.]
  • Nick Totton. Close Spreads its Wings. [2p.]
  • Gill Vickers. Whether Trains or Pumpkins. [1p.]
  • [?] The Kirghiz Disasters. [4p.]
  • [?] Light Itself. [3p.]
  • [?] Member and Exile. [1p., photocopy]
  • [?] On Holiday (on verso: At the Tate Gallery). [2p.]
  • [?] The Snowman. [1p.]
  • [?] Things, People (on verso: Contradicta). [2p.]
  • Notes: The Form of Poetry. [1p.]
  • Notes: Gross Errors. [2p.]
  • A Note on the Authors. [1p.]
  • Photocopy of newspaper article, "Ching/the Well," by Dave Punter. Varsity, Saturday, January 25, 1969.
• Folder 8: Other literary publications:
  • The Anona Wynn, edited by Wendy Mulford, June 1969
  • Train Rides poems from '63 & '64, by Andrew Crozier. typescript (copy for printer?), includes holograph colophon. 1p.