Copy set up like an unbound book; comes with a few notes from Woodhull regarding her chapbook.

Copy of Woodhull's poem "Canopic Jars" printed in blue ink

Manuscript comes with several notes from Woodhull. Additionally, the poems "A Link in the Food Chain" and "Reading from Darkness" were pulled out of the manuscript and placed in front of the cover.

Letter states that Woodhull sent her poem "Canopic Jars" with italics placed in it and that she made corrections to her manuscript

Letter is regarding the manuscript of This is What We have that she sent and how she is requesting that the last poem be the "Newly Bare November Tree" poem and that the poem "We live by What We Hear at Night" goes after "A Link in the Food Chain".

Manuscript contains many sticky notes with edits by Woodhull

It is not clear if this poem was written by Anne Woodhull and dedicated to John & Llewellyn McKernan or if it was actually written by the McKernans. A note in the corner says "Merry Christmas"

Letter is regarding changes Woodhull would like to see made to her manuscript of her chapbook

Letter is about the corrections Woodhull made to her manuscript for This is What We Have, how she sent another disk of her manuscript, and how the title page should look like. Letter comes with an envelope addressed to Bixby.

Note establishes that Woodhull is feeling better and that Bixby can contact her through the phone