Letter states that enclosed are the three poems Bixby suggested Habra send in January as well as three additional poems ("Narguileh", "Raouche", and "Father") for either publiction or criticism

Collection of Habra's poems include "Bloodshed", "Exorcism", "Lovers", and "Antlers"

Proofs of Harvey's poems "Broken Glass Rattles in the Panes", "'Sunflowers'", "Sounded Immediately", "Always Like This", "It Might Matter Less in Another Language", and "Solstice" for Parting Gifts; contains no edits or corrections

Collection of Harvey's poems include "'Sunflowers'", "Sounded Immediately", "Always Like This", "It Might Matter Less in Another Language", "Solstice", and "Broken Glass Rattles in the Panes"; paper printed on very thin paper in failing condition

Proofs of Hettich's poems include "The Longest Train in the World", "Taste", and "A Kind of Song, a Kind of Singing"; only "The Longest Train" contains any edits; comes with a note from Hettich saying that the proofs look good

Collection of Hettich's poems include "The Longest Train in the World", "Boy With Two Tongues", "Taste", and "A Kind of Song, A Kind of Singing"

Proofs of Huffstickler's poems include "Planning Ahead", "Mythic Journey", and "Last Rites"; contains only one edit

Black and white photo of Huffstickler sitting with a pipe

Letter grants Bixby permission to use Jewell's photograph of Albert Huffstickler for the upcoming issue of Parting Gifts

Letter states that Huffstickler is attaching 2 photos so that Bixby will have a choice; comes with a print of a drawing called "Noel!", in which a naked woman holds a suckling babe