Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection is housed in 136 boxes (the first 135 labeled by Bixby himself) which document the creative output of March Street Press between 1992 until 2009. The bulk of the collection contains correspondence between the editor (Robert J. Bixby) and authors, manuscripts, proofs, copyright documents, photographs, cover art and ephemera. It also contains a complete run of the magazine, Parting Gifts, as well as copy of each book published by the press. The...

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Letter states that Wood would very much be interested in having a book of his poems published with March Street Press, possibly titled after one of his poem's Narcotic Theories of Sexual Relativity poetry and short stories by Saint James Harris Wood

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2-page poem by Wood that contains his address at the end

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1-page poem by Wood that has his address after the poem

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7-page short story by Wood that has his address right before the story

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6-page short story by Wood that had his address right before the story

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4-page short story by Wood that had his address right before the story; comes with two copies of the first page

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Letter states that attached are the other proofs; comes with two different poems by Wood ("Wake Down" and "Narcotic Theory (of Sexual Relativity)") and a poem by Joanne Lowery ("Trying to Talk to Twiligh"); everything is included in an envelope which finally confirms that Wood is in fact in a State Prison when writing to Bixby

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Letter explains why his cell address has changed since the last time he wrote to Bixby and how enclosed is a new poem titled "Blackout on Melrose"

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Advertisement offers VooDoo Blues, Rockabilly, and other noises; the name "St. James" is written in bold letters in the center, perhaps for Saint James Harris Wood