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Inventory of the Gary Snyder Papers

Sara Gunasekara and Melissa Tyler
Department of Special Collections
General Library
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616-5292
Phone: (530) 752-1621
Fax: (530) 754-5758
Email: dmorrison@ucdavis.edu
©2003
The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

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Arts and Humanities--Literature--American Literature

Inventory of the Gary Snyder Papers

Collection number: D-050

Department of Special Collections

General Library

University of California, Davis

Davis, California

Contact Information

  • Ms. Daryl Morrison
  • Department of Special Collections
  • General Library
  • University of California, Davis
  • Davis, CA 95616-5292
  • Phone: (530) 752-2112
  • Dept. Phone: (530) 752-1621
  • Fax: (530) 754-5758
  • Email: dmorrison@ucdavis.edu
Processed by:
Sara Gunasekara and Melissa Tyler
Date Completed:
September, 2003
Encoded by:
Jared Campbell and Jim Sylva
©2003 The Regents of the University of California

Descriptive Summary

Title: Gary Snyder Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1910-2009;
Date (bulk): (1945-2002 bulk)
Collection number: D-050
Creator: Snyder, Gary--1930-
Extent: 274.8 linear feet
Repository: University of California, Davis. General Library. Dept. of Special Collections.
100 North West Quad
Davis, California, 95616-5292
Abstract: The Gary Snyder Papers document the personal and professional activities of Gary Snyder (1930- ), poet, essayist, translator, Zen Buddhist, environmentalist, lecturer, and teacher. Snyder is considered one of the most significant environmental writers of the twentieth century and a central figure in environmental activism. He wrote more than twenty books of poetry and prose including his forty-year work Mountains and Rivers Without End and Turtle Island for which he won the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. The collection spans the years 1910-2009 (1945-2002 bulk) and continues to grow. Drafts as well as final versions of poems and prose pieces are found in the collection along with correspondence, recordings of poetry readings and interviews, subject files, manuscripts and publications by other authors, serials, ephemera, and memorabilia.
Language: English.

Administrative Information

Access

Collection is open for research with the exception of fourteen letters in Series 2, Box 214 which are restricted until June 25, 2014. Appropriate reading room rules and forms required for use.

Publication Rights

The Library holds physical ownership of the Gary Snyder Papers. Copyright to the materials found in the Gary Snyder Papers are protected by copyright law, chapter 17, of the U.S. Code. Users are responsible for satisfying any claimants of literary property. Requests to publish or use materials requires the "Requests for Permission to Use Materials Owned by UC Davis Library, Department of Special Collections" and clearance by copyright holders.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Gary Snyder Papers, D-050, Department of Special Collections, General Library, University of California, Davis.

Acquisition Information

Special Collections began acquiring the collection from Gary Snyder in 1983. As of 2003, the collection consists of 270 linear feet and it continues to grow.

Processing Information

In October 2002, the General Library, Department of Special Collections at the University of California, Davis was awarded an $86,765 grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) administered by the California State Librarian to develop a finding aid for the Gary Snyder Papers to be mounted on the Online Archive of California (OAC). The project was also supported by in-kind funds from the General Library, University of California, Davis to process the collection. Additionally, the grant provided for the cataloging of a select group of monographs and serials in the Papers to make them accessible through the OCLC union catalog.
Daryl Morrison, Head of Special Collections, served as Project Manager. She administered the grant project, set work goals, held weekly meetings to discuss technical issues, and provided reports. The Gary Snyder Grant Project Advisory Committee evaluated progress on the grant project and provided technical advice. Sara Gunasekara and Melissa Tyler were the Project Archivists. In 1995, Pamela Pogojeff and John Skarstad created a finding aid for material that had been acquired through the year 1983. Skarstad also assisted the archivists by providing historical background information on the collection. Gunasekara and Tyler arranged and described the material acquired since 1983 and reprocessed and integrated the earlier accession into a unified collection of 270 linear feet of material. As they created the new finding aid, the archivists entered their data into the locally developed Encoded Archival Description (EAD) Creation Application and XML templates. Jared Campbell, the project's Finding Aid Encoder/Metadata Coordinator and technical advisor, prepared the final version of the EAD finding aid for mounting on OAC. Programmer, Jim Sylva provided additional technical support by designing XML templates and XSLT stylesheets. Special Collections student assistants Jenny Hodge, Debbie Pan, and Renee Therriault performed data entry work.
John Sherlock, Rare Books Librarian and principal author of the grant proposal, selected and directed materials to Monographs and Serials Cataloging. Original Cataloger, Elaine Franco, and Copy Cataloger Loretta Firestone provided cataloging from the Monographs Department, headed by Karleen Darr. Pat French, Head of Serials, oversaw serials cataloging by Willy Maulit. Assistance in translating Chinese and Japanese language materials was provided by East Asian Librarian Annie Lin, Japanese Language Specialist Terri Matsumura, and Chinese Language Cataloger Carolyn Geng.

Biography

Biographical Narrative

Poet, essayist, translator, Zen Buddhist, environmentalist, and teacher, Gary Snyder made an indelible mark on late-twentieth century thought. He is considered one of the most significant environmental writers of the twentieth century and a central figure in environmental activism.
Snyder wrote more than twenty books of poetry and prose including: Riprap (1959), Myths & Texts (1960), Riprap & Cold Mountain Poems (1965), A Range of Poems (1966), The Back Country (1967), Earth House Hold: Technical Notes & Queries for Fellow Dharma Revolutionaries (1969), Regarding Wave (1970), Turtle Island (1974), The Old Ways (1977), The Real Work: Interviews & Talks, 1964-1979 (1980), Axe Handles (1983), Passage Through India (1983), Left Out in the Rain: New Poems 1947-1985 (1986), The Practice of the Wild (1990), No Nature: New and Selected Poems (1992), A Place in Space: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds, New and Selected Prose (1995), Mountains and Rivers Without End (1996), The Gary Snyder Reader (1999), The High Sierra of California (2002), and Look Out: A Selection of Writings (2002).
In addition to his books, Snyder contributed his works of poetry and prose to numerous journals and anthologies. He often provided introductions and prefaces to scholarly translations, Buddhist studies, and poetry books. His writings have been translated into a number of languages, and he has been the subject of several critical books and many interviews.
Gary Sherman Snyder was born to Harold and Lois Snyder on May 8, 1930 in San Francisco, California. The family soon moved to the Pacific Northwest, to start a small dairy farm north of Seattle, Washington. His sister, Anthea, was born in 1932. The family moved to Portland, Oregon, in 1942. Snyder climbed Mt. St. Helens in 1945; and a year later he joined the Portland Mazamas, a mountaineering club. Throughout his life he has continued to climb mountains and take long wilderness hikes. During his high school years, he held a number of part-time jobs including working at a camp on Spirit Lake in Washington and as a copy boy for the Portland Oregonian.
In 1947, Snyder graduated from Lincoln High School and enrolled at Reed College. He published his first poems in the campus literary magazine, Janus. While at Reed, he met fellow poets Philip Whalen and Lew Welch who would become his lifelong friends. Snyder graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Anthropology in 1951. His senior thesis was later published as the book, He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village: The Dimensions of a Haida Myth (1979).
Snyder spent the summer of 1951 working as a timber scaler on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation on the east side of the Oregon Cascades. Following the summer job, he hitchhiked to Indiana University to begin graduate study in Anthropology. It was on the trip east to Indiana that Snyder had a revelation that constituted a real turning point in his life. In an interview with the Commonwealth Club on May 15, 2002, Snyder described the incident, "In the middle of Nevada, on old Interstate 40, there was a period of about five hours where nobody would give me a ride. As I stood there in the middle of the sagebrush flats, I was reading through a chapter of Suzuki's Essays in Zen Buddhism, First Series, and I hit on some phrases that turned my mind totally around. I knew that I wouldn't last at Indiana, and that I would soon be heading in the other direction back toward Asia, but I had to complete my short-term karma. So I did finish out that semester and then went back to the West Coast."
By spring 1952, Snyder was living with Philip Whalen in San Francisco and taking on odd jobs in order to support himself. During the early 1950's, Snyder returned several times to the forests and mountains of the Pacific Northwest for summer employment including stints as a choker-setter for the Warm Springs Lumber Company and as a fire lookout. From 1953 to 1955, he lived in a tiny cottage near campus as he pursued graduate studies in the Department of East Asian Languages at the University of California, Berkeley. It was while he was at Berkeley that Snyder met Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac.
In October 1955, Snyder and Ginsberg hosted a poetry reading at the Six Gallery in San Francisco. Snyder, Ginsberg, Philip Lamantia, Michael McClure, and Philip Whalen read, and Kenneth Rexroth acted as master of ceremonies. Snyder read his poem, "A Berry Feast." Jack Kerouac recalled this event in The Dharma Bums (1958) and used Snyder as the basis for the book's fictional hero, Japhy Ryder, a Beat poet, Asian scholar, and mountain climber. In the early months of 1956, Snyder moved into a cabin in Mill Valley and Kerouac later joined him there. Snyder named the place, Marin-an -- Japanese for "Horse Grove Hermitage" for the adjacent meadow with its grazing mares.
In May 1956, Snyder left for Japan to study and work at a Buddhist temple, Shokoku-ji, in conjunction with the activities of the First Zen Institute of America's Kyoto facility. He took a job, in August 1957, as a wiper in the engine room of the S.S. Sappa Creek and was at sea for eight months until the ship reached the United States in April 1958. He spent the next nine months involved in the San Francisco Bay Area literary scene before returning, in early 1959, to Kyoto, where he began studying under Oda Sesso Roshi at the Daitoku-ji monastery. During this time, Snyder's first book Riprap was published, printed in Kyoto by Cid Corman and distributed through City Lights Books.
Snyder married Joanne Kyger in Kyoto in February 1960. From late 1961 to early 1962, the pair spent six months travelling in Sri Lanka, India, and Nepal. They joined Allen Ginsberg in New Delhi and visited with the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala. Snyder returned to San Francisco in May 1964, and that fall he taught English classes at the University of California, Berkeley. Snyder and Kyger divorced in 1965, and he returned to Japan in October of that year.
On August 6, 1967, Snyder married Masa Uehara. The ceremony took place on the rim of an active volcano on Suwa-no-se, a small island north of Okinawa. Suwa-no-se was the site of the Banyan Ashram, founded by Nanao Sakaki, a poet, World War II veteran, and Japanese cultural radical. In 1967, Snyder briefly lived at the Banyan Ashram with the group of young people who gathered around Sakaki and called themselves Buzoku or Tribe.
In April 1968, Snyder's first son, Kai, was born in Kyoto. The family left Japan in December 1968 to make their home in California. A second son, Gen, was born in 1969. In 1970, Snyder took up residence with his wife and two young sons on San Juan Ridge, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, near Nevada City, California. With students and friends, Snyder built his home and named it Kitkitdizze, a Native American (Wintun) word for a local plant with a unique and pungent aroma. Snyder and Uehara divorced in 1989.
Snyder was a founding member of the "Ring of Bone" Zendo, a country-based Mahayana Buddhist sangha, which is located on his property on San Juan Ridge. Meetings and sesshin were first held in Snyder's barn in the 1970's and later moved to the Zendo after it was constructed in 1982. The Zendo was named "Ring of Bone" after the poem by Lew Welch. Although the Zendo is an affiliate of the Diamond Sangha in Hawaii, it functions as a completely independent and self-governing church.
Using Kitkitdizze as his home base, Snyder toured extensively, giving readings and talks, doing what he termed, "hunting and gathering." In addition to his numerous appearances in the United States and Canada, his lecture tours took him to Australia in 1981, Sweden, Scotland, and England in 1982, Taiwan in 1990, Spain in 1992, Ireland in 1995, and Greece and the Czech Republic in 1998, Korea and Japan in 2000, Japan and France in 2002, and Japan again in 2003.
Snyder married Carole Koda in April 1991 in a ceremony at Kitkitdizze. She is a writer and has two daughters, Mika and Robin. Of Japanese-American heritage, Koda grew up in the South Dos Palos area of the San Joaquin Valley of California on a large rice farm that had first been planted by her father's parents. Her father researched and founded the "Kokuho Rose" line of rice and was a pioneer in using airplanes to plant rice from the air.
Snyder became a faculty member in the Department of English at the University of California, Davis in 1986. He was instrumental in founding the "Nature and Culture" program (1993), an undergraduate academic major for students of society and the environment. He was also active in establishing "The Art of the Wild" (1992), an annual conference on wilderness and creative writing. The Academic Senate selected Snyder as the 2000 Faculty Research Lecturer, the University of California, Davis' highest faculty peer honor. He retired in 2002.
Recognition of Snyder's achievements includes the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for his book Turtle Island, his appointment to the California Arts Council (1975-1979), and his induction into both the American Academy of Arts and Letters (1987) and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1993). After his long poem cycle and forty-year work, Mountains and Rivers Without End, was published, he was presented with the 1997 Bollingen Prize for Poetry. In conferring the award, the judges observed, "Gary Snyder through a long and distinguished career, has been doing what he refers to in one poem as 'the real work.' 'The real work' refers to writing poetry, an unprecedented kind of poetry, in which the most adventurous technique is put at the service of the great themes of nature and love. He has brought together the physical life and the inward life of the spirit to write poetry as solid and yet as constantly changing as the mountains and rivers of his American -- and -- universal landscape." Snyder received the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Grant in 1998. Also in 1998, he was honored with the Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai (Society for the Propagation of Buddhism) award for his outstanding contributions in linking Zen thought and respect for the natural world across a lifelong body of poetry and prose. In 2001, he was awarded the California State Library Gold Medal for Excellence in the Humanities and Science.
Snyder continues his writing career at Kitkitdizze.
A detailed chronology follows this biography.
Sources:
"A Brief Biography." University of California, Davis. Dept. of English website. http://wwwenglish.ucdavis.edu/faculty/snyder/a_brief_biography.htm  Accessed August 20, 2003.
Donahue, James J. Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 275: Twentieth-Century American Nature Writers: Prose. A Bruccoli Clark Layman Book. Edited by Roger Thompason, Virginia Military Institute, and J. Scott Bryson, Mount St. Mary's College. Gale Group, 2003. pp. 294-302.
"Gary Snyder: A Brief Biography." Stanford Humanities Center, "Mountains and Rivers" workshop website. http://shc.stanford.edu/shc/1997-1998/97-98workshops/Gary.Snyder.html  Accessed Sept. 29, 2003.
"Gary Snyder & John Suiter, In Conversation-May 15, 2002." Commonwealth Club website. http://www.commonwealthclub.org/archive/02/02-05snyder-suiter-speech.html  Accessed August 27, 2003.
McLeod, Dan. "Gary Snyder." Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 16: The Beats: Literary Bohemians in Postwar America. Detroit: Gale Research Co., 1983. p. 486-500.
Murphy, Patrick D. A Place for Wayfaring: The Poetry and Prose of Gary Snyder. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press, 2000.
Ring of Bone Zendo Newsletter. Oct. 15, 1986; March 10, 1987; March 7, 1988.
Snyder, Gary, Wendell Berry, and Carole Koda. Three on Community. Boise, Idaho: Limberlost Press, 1996.
Suiter, John. Poets on the Peaks: Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen, and Jack Kerouac in the North Cascades. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, 2002.
Yamazato, Katsunori. "Snyder, Sakaki, and the Tribe." Gary Snyder: Dimensions of a Life. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1991.

Chronology

Gary Snyder Chronology
1930 Gary Snyder born (May 8) in San Francisco, California, first of two children born to Harold and Lois Wilkie Snyder.
1932 Snyder's family moves to country land near Lake City, Washington and starts a small dairy.
  Sister, Anthea, born.
1942 Family moves to Portland, Oregon.
1943-1945 Enters high school in Portland.
  Works summers at camp on Spirit Lake, Washington.
  Summer of 1945 climbs Mt. St. Helens
1946-1947 Joins the Portland Mazamas, a mountaineering club.
  Works summers for United Press and as a copy boy for the Portland Oregonian.
  Graduates from Lincoln High School.
  Climbs a number of Pacific Northwest snowpeaks.
1947 Summer, backpacks in the southern Washington Cascades.
  Climbs Mt. Rainier.
  Begins undergraduate study at Reed College, Portland, Oregon.
1948 Summer, hitchhikes to New York City, gets seaman's papers and ships out in the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union.
  Visits Colombia and Venezuela.
1949 Summer, works on the trail crew for the U.S. Forest Service, Columbia National Forest (now the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.)
1950 Publishes first poems in Reed College student publication Janus.
  Marries Alison Gass.
  Summer, works for U.S. Park Service excavating the archaelogical site of old Fort Vancouver.
1951 Spring, graduates from Reed College with BA in Anthropology and Literature, senior thesis, The Dimensions of a Haida Myth.
  Summer, works as timber scaler on Warm Springs Indian Reservation, backpacks in the Olympic Mountains.
  Fall, begins graduate program in Anthropology at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, but stays only one semester.
1952 Spring, returns to San Francisco, does odd jobs, lives with poet Philip Whalen.
  Summer, works as lookout at Crater Mountain, Mt. Baker National Forest.
  Divorces Alison Gass.
1953 Summer, works as a lookout in Mt. Baker National Forest on Sourdough Mountains, works on Myths & Texts.
  Fall, meets Kenneth Rexroth.
1953-1955 Graduate student, East Asian Languages Department, University of California, Berkeley.
1954 Summer and fall, works as choker-setter for Warm Springs Lumber Company, Oregon.
1955 Summer, works on trail crew, Yosemite National Park.
  Long backpack trip in the Minarets and headwaters of the Kern.
  Fall, continues East Asian language study at U.C. Berkeley and translates Han-Shan.
  Meets Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac in San Francisco.
  Poetry reading at Six Gallery in San Francisco.
  Lives with Jack Kerouac in cabin in Mill Valley.
1956 May, by freighter to Kyoto, Japan, lives in Zen Temple Shokoku-ji.
  Studies under Miura Isshu Roshi.
  Summer, with Japanese climber friends, backpacks and climbs in the Northern Japanese Alps.
1957 August, boards S.S. Sappa Creek in Yokohama, works as wiper in engine room.
  Visits Persian Gulf five times, Italy, Sicily, Turkey, Okinawa, Wake, Guam, Ceylon, Samoa, Hawaii.
1958 April, disembarks in San Pedro, returns to San Francisco.
  Shares Marin cabin with Lew Welch, spends nine months involved in the literary scene.
1959 Returns to Kyoto, Japan and begins study under Oda Sesso Roshi at the Daitoku-ji monastery.
  Riprap published, printed in Kyoto and sold through City Lights Books, San Francisco.
1960 Myths & Texts published by Totem Press.
  Marries Joanne Kyger in Kyoto.
1961-1962 Kyger and Snyder go to India by boat, travel extensively in Sri Lanka, India, and Nepal.
  Join Allen Ginsberg in New Delhi.
  Visit with the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala.
1963 Allen Ginsberg visits Kyoto.
  Snyder and Ginsberg first meet poet Nanao Sakaki.
1964 May, Snyder returns to the West Coast.
  Summer, long backpack trip in the Sierra in Bubbs Creek country.
  Fall, teaches English poetry workshops and classes at U.C. Berkeley.
1965 Summer, participates in Berkeley Poetry Conference (Robert Duncan, Charles Olson, Jack Spicer, James Koller, Lew Welch, Allen Ginsberg, and others.)
  Long trip with Ginsberg to British Columbia where the two climb Glacier Peak in the North Cascades.
  October, returns to Japan.
  Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End published by Grey Fox Press.
  Kyger and Snyder divorce.
1966 Meets Masa Uehara.
  Visits U.S., participates in the "Gathering of the Tribes" in Golden Gate Park.
  A Range of Poems published in England.
  Oda Sesso Roshi dies.
1967 March, returns to Japan.
  Summer at Banyan Ashram on Suwa-no-se Island in the East China Sea.
  Marries Masa Uehara there.
  Winter, studies with Nakamura Sojun Roshi at Daitokuji.
1968 Son, Kai, born in Kyoto.
  Returns to U.S., receives Levinson Prize from Poetry (Chicago), and is awarded Guggenheim Fellowship.
  Publishes The Back Country.
  Father, Harold Snyder dies.
1969 Son, Gen, is born.
  Earth House Hold published.
  Summer, backpacks with Nanao Sakaki in high Sierra.
  Visits environmental activists around the U.S., distributes "Smokey the Bear Sutra" at Sierra Club Wilderness Conference, San Francisco.
1970 Moves to San Juan Ridge, north of the South Yuba river, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada.
  Builds his house, "Kitkitdizze," with friends and students.
  Regarding Wave published.
1971 Reads paper, "The Wilderness" at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Santa Barbara.
1972 June, attends United Nations Conference on the Environment, Stockholm, Sweden.
  July, travels throughout Hokkaido, Japan researching wildlife, climbs in the Daisetsu Mountain Range.
1973 The Fudo Trilogy published.
1974 Turtle Island published.
1975 Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for Turtle Island.
  First MLA panel on Snyder's poetry held in San Francisco.
1975-1979 Appointed member of the Board of the California Arts Council.
1976 First critical book-length study of Snyder's work published: Bob Steuding, Gary Snyder.
1977 The Old Ways published.
1979 He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village: The Dimensions of a Haida Myth (based on Reed College thesis) published.
1980 The Real Work: Interviews & Talks 1964-1979 published.
1981 Summer, trip with family to Japan.
  Fall, poetry readings in Australia with Nanao Sakaki.
1982 Summer, "Ring of Bone" Zendo built.
  Fall, readings in Sweden, Scotland, and England.
1983 Axe Handles and Passage through India, published.
  Second critical study, Gary Snyder's vision by Charles Molesworth, appears.
1984 Fall, travels in the Peoples' Republic of China as guest of the Writers' Union together with Toni Morrison, Maxine Hong Kingston, Allen Ginsberg, and others.
1986 Begins teaching at U.C. Davis.
  Left Out in the Rain published.
1987 Inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
  Travels in the Brooks Range of Alaska.
1989 Awarded the Fred S. Cody Memorial Award.
  Masa Uehara and Snyder divorce.
1990 Yuba Watershed Institute established.
  Readings in Taiwan.
  Practice of the Wild published.
1991 Marries Carole Koda.
  Fall, Snyder, Koda and Sakaki travel in Japan.
1992 Travels in Ladakh and readings in Spain.
  No Nature published.
1993 Elected into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
1994 Travels in Botswana and Zimbabwe with Kai and Gen Snyder.
1995 A Place in Space published.
  Readings in Ireland.
  Fall, trip to Nepal with Carole Koda and daughter, trek to Base Camp on Sagarmatha (Everest).
1996 Travels to France for cave art study.
  Mountains and Rivers Without End published.
1997 Awarded the Bollingen Prize for poetry and the John Hay Award for Nature Writing.
1998 Travels to Japan for Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai (Society for the Propagation of Buddhism) award.
  Readings in Greece and in the Czech Republic.
  Receives Lannan Award and a Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Grant to support literary and educational programs in the rural Sierra Nevada.
1999 Gary Snyder Reader published.
2000 Named U.C. Davis Faculty Research Lecturer.
2001 Awarded the California State Library Gold Medal for Excellence in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
2002 Retires from U.C. Davis.
  Look Out and The High Sierra of California published.

Scope and Content of Collection

The Gary Snyder Papers illustrate the personal and professional activities of Gary Snyder's life. The collection spans the years 1910-2009, with the bulk of the material dating from 1945-2002. Drafts as well as final versions of poems and prose pieces are found in the collection along with correspondence, recordings of poetry readings and interviews, subject files, manuscripts and publications by other authors, serials, ephemera, and memorabilia.
The holdings of Snyder's works--poetry and prose drafts, research and lecture notes, translations, interviews, proofs, broadsides, and books--and Snyder's correspondence are especially rich. Among his correspondents are: Donald Allen, Peter Berg, Cid Corman, Peter Coyote, Robert Creeley, Bill Devall, Clayton Eshleman, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Joanne Kyger, James Laughlin, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, George Sessions, Anne Waldman, Alan Watts, Lew Welch, and Philip Whalen.
The Gary Snyder Papers are divided into eleven series: 1. Works by Gary Snyder, 2. Correspondence, 3. About Gary Snyder and His Works, 4. Readings, Talks, and Workshops, 5. Files, 6. Others' Works, 7. Serials, 8. Audiovisual Materials, 9. Photographs, 10. Ephemera, and 11. Memorabilia.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Subjects

Poets, American--20th century.
American poetry--20th century.
Authors, American--20th century.
American literature--20th century.
Environmental literature.
Beat generation.
Buddhism--United States.
Allen, Donald Merriam,--1912-
Berg, Peter.
Corman, Cid.
Coyote, Peter.
Creeley, Robert,--1926-
Devall, Bill,--1938-
Eshelman, Clayton.
Kerouac, Jack,--1922-1969.
Kyger, Joanne.
Laughlin, James,--1914-
McClure, Michael.
Rexroth, Kenneth,--1905-
Sessions, George,--1938-
Snyder, Gary,--1930-
Waldman, Anne,--1945
Watts, Alan,--1915-1973.
Welch, Lew.
Whalen, Phillip.

Related Collections

Identifier/Call Number: MC007
Title: Carpenter, Donald R. Collection
Abstract: Donald R. Carpenter (1931-1995) was a close associate with Snyder in the post-Reed College days. This mini-collection contains letters, including some poetry, from Snyder to Carpenter from 1964-1973. Also included are letters from Michael McClure, Philip Whalen, and others.
Identifier/Call Number: D-121
Title: Coyote, Peter. Papers
Abstract: Peter Coyote, writer, director, and actor, was an early member of the San Francisco Mime Troupe (1965-1967), and a founding member of the San Francisco Diggers (1967-1970). The Coyote Papers contain correspondence from Snyder as well as from friends, actors, directors, and agents.
Identifier/Call Number: D-325
Title: Kyoi/Kuksu. Archives
Abstract: Kyoi/Kuksu was a poetry magazine devoted to Northern California backcountry writers and artists. Snyder contributed poetry and prose to five of the six published issues of the magazine. The collection, which ranges from 1972-1977, contains correspondence and manuscript submissions from Snyder as well as many others. Also included are announcements, drawings, and production designs.
Identifier/Call Number: MC001
Title: McNeil, Katherine. Collection
Abstract: McNeil compiled Gary Snyder: a Bibliography (1983). This mini-collection contains correspondence with Snyder's publishers, collectors, and friends that McNeil assembeled during the time she worked on the bibliography. In addition, there are 24 pieces of correspondence from Snyder answering various questions and providing background material. Also included are five audiocassettes that contain a biographical/bibliographical interview of Snyder.
Identifier/Call Number: D-124
Title: Robertson, David. Papers
Abstract: Robertson, professor at the University of California, Davis, since 1971, was a colleague of Snyder's in the English department. Robertson's book, Real Matter (1987) tells the stories of American authors (including Snyder) whose real life mountain adventures surface in their writings. Robertson's papers contain items relating to Real Matter, the U.C. Davis Nature and Culture program, and the Putah Creek Bioregion Project. Also included are his research materials (including correspondence and audiocassettes of interviews) for an unpublished book on the San Juan Ridge.
Identifier/Call Number: D-221
Title: Sanfield, Steve. Papers
Abstract: Sanfield, a resident of the San Juan Ridge, is a storyteller and poet. His papers contain journals, manuscripts, publications, audiocassettes, and ephemera relating to his life and career. Also included is correspondence from Snyder and many other individuals.
Identifier/Call Number: D-366
Title: Uehara, Masa. Collection
Abstract: This collection contains 113 letters from 1966-1981 written by Snyder to Masa Uehara, his former wife.
Identifier/Call Number: MC107
Title: Whalen, Philip. Collection
Abstract: Philip Whalen was a poet and close friend of Snyder's since their Reed College days. This mini-collection contains correspondence with Snyder, Robert Creeley, Michael McClure and others from 1979-1987.

Collection Contents

 

Series 1 Works by Gary Snyder, 1945-2009,

Physical Description: 40.8 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Includes published and unpublished works created by Gary Snyder and is divided into six subseries: Daily Records, Manuscripts, Monographs, Published In (Gary Snyder's contributions to books, periodicals, and other publications), Interviews, and Classroom Lecture Notes and Course Materials.
 

Subseries 1.1 Daily Records, 1947-2009

Physical Description: 6.0 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Snyder's journals (diaries), calendars, and account books. Calendars are wall calendars in which both family and professional engagements are noted. Account books record Snyder's purchases and, therefore, many of his activities.
 

Subseries 1.1.1 Journals (Diaries), 1947-2009

Physical Description: 5.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged chronologically.
Box I 84:1

[Journal], 1947-1952.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:1

Sourdough Mountain Journal, Summer, 1953.

Physical Description: 1 vol., 1 note.
Box I 84:2

[Journal], 1953-1955.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 84:3

[Journal], 1956-1958.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:2

[Journal], no. 1, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:3

[Journal], no. 2, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:4

[Journal], no. 3, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:5

[Journal], no. 1, 1958.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:6

[Journal], no. 2, 1958.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:7

[Journal], Sept. 30, 1958-Dec.16, 1958.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 84:4

[Journal], 1959-1961.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:8

[Journal], 1959.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:9

[Journal], 1960.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 84:5

[Journal], India, 1961-1962.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 85:1

[Journal], 1962-1963.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 85:2

[Journal], 1964.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 85:3

[Journal], 1965.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:10

Mountains and Revels, journal, Summer 1965.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 85:4

[Journal], 1966.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:1

[Journal], 1967.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:2

[Journal], Summer on Suwa-no-sei, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:3

[Journal], Book 1, 1968.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:4

[Journal], Book 2, 1968.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:5

[Journal], Book 3, 1968 September-1969 August.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:6

[Journal], Book 4, 1969 August 14-1970 August 8.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 86:7

[Journal], Book 5, 1970 August 17-1971 September 2.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 87:1

[Journal], Book 6, 1971 September 3-1972 June 4.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 87:2

[Journal], Book 7, 1972 June 5-1972 August 15.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 87:2

[Journal], Book 8, 1972 August 16-1973 August 29.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 87:4

[Journal], Book 9, 1973 September 3-1974 August 31.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:11

Thorofare Meadow Trip, journal, Sept. 1974.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 87:5

[Journal], Book 10, 1974 September 1-1975 December 2.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:1

[Journal], Book 11, 1975 December 3-1976 December 31.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:2

[Journal], Book 12, 1977.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:3

[Journal], Book 14, 1978 October 1-1979 August 24.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:4

[Journal], Book 15, 1979 August 24-1980 August 24.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:5

[Journal], Book 16, 1980 August 25-1981 May 28.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:1

[Journal], Book 17, 1981 May 31-1981 July 31.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 88:6

[Journal], Book 17A, Japan Notes, 1981 June-July.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:2

[Journal], Book 18, Australia, 1981 August 13-1981 October 27.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:3

[Journal], Book 19, 1981 October 31-1982 May 6.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:4

[Journal], Book 20, 1982 May 15-1982 November 8.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:5

[Journal], Book 21, 1982 November 12-1983 June 1.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 89:6

[Journal], Book 22, 1983 June 4-1984 October 15.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:1

[Journal], Book 23.1, China, 1984 October 16-1984 December 9.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:2

[Journal], Book 23.2, China Studies, 1985 March-April.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:3

[Journal], Book 25, 1985 May 7-1985 June 13.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:4

[Journal], Book 26, 1985 June 23-1985 December 31.

Physical Description: 1 vol.

Scope and Content Note

Contains Alaska Brooks Range
Box I 90:5

[Journal], Book 27.1, 1986.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:6

[Journal], Book 27.2, Tatshenshini Noatak, 1986 July 29-1986 August 22.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 90:7

[Journal], Book 28, 1987.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:1

[Journal], Book 29, 1988.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:2

[Journal], Book 30, 1989.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 1:12

Chronological Work Diary, Last Year of The Practice of the Wild, Jan. 10, 1989-Feb. 3, 1990.

Physical Description: 20 leaves.
Box I 91:3

[Journal], Book 31, 1990.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:4

[Journal], Book 32, 1991.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:5

[Journal], Book 33, 1992.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:6

[Journal], Book 34, 1993.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 91:7

[Journal], Book 35, 1994.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:1

[Journal], Book 36, 1995.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:2

[Journal], Book 37, 1996.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:3

[Journal], Book 38, 1997.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:4

[Journal], Book 39, 1998.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:5

[Journal], Book 40, 1999.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 92:6

[Journal], Book 41, 2000.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:1

[Journal], Book 42, 2001.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:2

[Journal], Book 43, 2002.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:3

[Journal], Book 44, 2003.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:4

[Journal], Book 45, 2004.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:5

[Journal], Book 46, 2005.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 93:6

[Journal], Book 47, 2006.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 95:1

[Journal], Book 48, 2007.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 95:2

[Journal], Book 49, 2008.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 95:3

[Journal], Book 50, 2009.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 94:1-16

[Further journal transcriptions], 1988-2003.

Physical Description:

Scope and Content Note

These entries are in addition to the bound handwritten journals. They were usually taped in the field, transcribed by Snyder's assistant, and somewhat edited by Snyder.
 

Subseries 1.1.2 Calendars, 1979-1989

Physical Description: 0.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged chronologically.
Legal 1:1

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1979.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Legal 1:2

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1981.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Legal 1:3

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1982.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Legal 1:4

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Box I 2:1

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 calendar.
Box I 2:2

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1985.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Box I 2:3

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1987.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Box I 2:4

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1988.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
Box I 2:5

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1989.

Physical Description: 1 calendar
 

Subseries 1.1.3 Account Books, 1964-1978

Physical Description: 0.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged chronologically.
Box I 2:6

Account book, 1964-1968.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 2:7

Account book, 1969-1972.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 2:8

Account book with financial record enclosed, 1973-1978.

Physical Description: 1 vol., 1 envelope, 2 leaves
 

Subseries 1.2 Manuscripts, 1945-2000

Physical Description: 8.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged alphabetically by title. Includes notes, hand-written and typed poetry and prose drafts, and proofs. Manuscripts of published works have been filed under the published title. The first line was used for untitled poetry. Genre terms (i.e., blurb, notes, etc.) were assigned to untitled prose. Titles created by library staff were placed in brackets. Some of the works contained in the manuscripts subseries are drafts of or notes for talks and readings. See also, drafts and notes in Series 4, Readings, Talks, and Workshops; and recordings of Snyder's talks and readings in Series 8, Audiovisual Materials.
Box I 3:1-3

Across Lamarck Col., poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 3:4-6

Affluence, poem, n.d., Nov. 24, 1973.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 3:7

After Ramprasad Sen, poem, ca. 1961.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:8

Against the San Juan Ridge County Water District, prose, 1972.

Physical Description: 4 leaves.
Box I 3:9

Aged Tamba Temple Plum Tree Song, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 3:10

Alabaster, poem, Dec. 22, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 3:11-13

Alaska, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 3:14

Alibi for a Vagabond, poem, Nov. 4, 1945.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:15-17

All in the Family, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 3:18-21

All Over the Dry Grasses, poem, n.d., June 6, 1966.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 3:22

[All things are impermanent...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 3:23

Alysoun, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:24

[American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, nominations for membership], including nomination of Wendell Berry, 1988-1990.

Physical Description: 93 leaves.
Box I 3:25-30

Ami, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/6 leaves

Note

Draft E includes poem, Belly-Green Valentine.
Box I 3:31-33

Among, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 3:34

Anasazi, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:35

Ancient Forests of the Far West, a synopsis of the paper given at the 11th Annual American Studies Conference, University of the Ryukyus, Nov. 25, 1989.

Physical Description: 2 leaves.
Box I 3:36-37

Another for the Same, poem, 1955-1956.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 3:38-41

Anuradhapura City of the Pleiades, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 3:42-43

Arktos, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 3:44

Arts Councils, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:45-46

The Arts in California, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 3:47

As for Poets, poem,

Physical Description: 2 leaves.
Box I 3:48-50

Asleep on the Beach, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 3:51

At Kitano Shrine for the Fair, poem,

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:52-55

At North Star Christian University in Hokkaido, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 3:56

At the Ibaru Family Tomb, poem, June 1981.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:57-58

At White River Roadhouse in the Yukon, poem, n.d., May 1, 1984.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 3:59-63

August on Sourdough, A Visit from Dick Brewer, poem, n.d., 1963.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 3:64

August was Foggy, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:65

An Autumn Poem, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 1 leaf.
Box I 3:66-68

Avocado, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 3:69-73

Axe Handles, poem, n.d., May 4, 1978.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 3:74

Axe Handles, book, working copy, 1983.

Physical Description: 88 pp.
Box I 3:75

Axe Handles, book, final typed copy, 1983.

Physical Description: 90 pp.
Box I 4:1-2

Axe Handles, book, proofs set, 1983.

Physical Description: 116 pp., 1 envelope
Box I 4:3

The Back Country, "Contents," and statements about publication history, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 4:4

Bakers Cabin on Boone's Ferry Road, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:5

Banaras, prose, Feb. 14, 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:6-7

The Bath, poem, April 6, 1971.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/7 pp.
Box I 4:8-10

Beating the Average, poem, n.d., 1975.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 4:11

Beating Wings, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 4:12-14

The Bed in the Sky, poem, n.d., 1968.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 4:15-16

Bedrock, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 4:17-18

Before the Stuff Comes Down, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 4:19

Bellyfulls, by Nanao Sakaki, English translation by Neale Hunter [and Gary Snyder], n.d.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 4:20-21

Bellyfulls, by Nanao Sakaki, English translation by Neale Hunter [and Gary Snyder], with note by Snyder; and " from Au I lu mahara," by Tetsuo Nagazawa, English translation by Snyder; May 1964.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/20 pp.
Box I 4:22-23

Beneath my Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body, poem, Jan. 18, 1965.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 4:24-25

A Berry Feast, poem, n.d., 1951-1953.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/11 pp.
Box I 4:26-29

Berry Territory, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 4:30

Beyond Survival, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:31

[Bibliography (1950-1959)], Secondary Poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:32

[Bibliography (1954-1981)], Publishing Record, ca. 1981.

Physical Description: 18 pp.

Note

Box I 4:33

[Bibliography (1956-1962)], record of published poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:34

[Bibliography (1959-1996)], Gary Snyder Brief Bibliography/Books in Print, ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:35

[Bibliography (1961-1985)], Published (and a Few Not) Prose, ca. 1985.

Physical Description: 2 pp.
Box I 4:36

[Bibliography (1990-1991)], Limited Distribution Items, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:37

Black Mesa Mine #1, poem, April 12, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:38

The Blue Sky, notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 13 leaves
Box I 4:39-40

The Blue Sky, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/9 pp.
Box I 4:41

[Blurb] for Ceremony by Leslie Silko, prose, Feb. 15, 1977.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:42

[Blurb] for The Farm by Jim Heynen, prose, Sept. 24, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:43

[Blurb] for Unsettling of America by Wendell Berry, prose, Dec. 6, 1976.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:44

[Blurb] for A Zen Wave: Basho's Haiku and Zen by Robert Aitken, prose, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:45

Book Reviews, poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:46-47

Bows to Drouth, poem, n.d., July 1976.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 pp.
Box I 4:48-52

Breasts, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 4:53

A Buck Just Dropped Me His Antler, poem, Jan. 23, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:54

Burned Out, poem, Feb. 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 4:55-60

Burning Island, poem, n.d., 1967.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/20 pp.

Note

Drafts E and F include Japanese translation.
Box I 4:61-62

Burning the Small Dead, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 4:63-68

By Frazier Creek Falls, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 4:69

By the North Gate, Wind Blows Full of Sand, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 4:70-73

By the Tama River at the North End of the Plain in April, poem, n.d., April 19, 1967.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 5:1-2

Calcium, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 5:3

The Call of the Wild, poem, 1971.

Physical Description: 3 pp.
Box I 5:4-8

The Canyon Wren, poem, April 1981.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/12 leaves
Box I 5:9

Cats Thinking About What Birds Eat; At Kitano Shrine for the Fair; A Ball and a Swing; poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:10-13

A Century, poem, n.d., Sept. 28, 1979.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 5:14

Ceremony in Memory of the Death of Daito Kokushi Who "Opened the Mountain", poem, Nov. 22, 1965.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 5:15

Changing Diapers, poem, May 9, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:16

Changing Oil, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:17

Channelled Scablands, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:18

Charms, poem, Feb. 1, 1971.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:19

Chion-in, poem, ca. 1958.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:20

Cincinnati Chili, poem, ca. 1976.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:21-22

Circumambulating Arunachala, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 5:23

Cliffs and Boulders, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:24

Clouds and Rocks, transcript of talk given at "Right to Remain Wild" conference in Missoula, Montana, Nov. 1, 1975.

Physical Description: 11 leaves
Box I 5:25

[Clouds not minding...], notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:26

Cold Mountain Poems, worksheets on the Chinese poet Han Shan which became the basis of translations, fall 1955, Oct. 1994.

Physical Description: 1 booklet (photocopy)/66 pp.
Box I 5:27

[Colin Still film project], notes, Feb.-July 1995.

Physical Description: 8 leaves
Box I 5:28

[Comment] for Buddha-Dharma, correspondence between Gary Snyder and Rev. Seishin Yamashita, copies of sections of Buddha-Dharma, 2000.

Physical Description: 1 draft, 2 letters, and copies
Box I 5:29-67

Comments for Books, etc., collection of typescript (photocopy) drafts, 1973-1994.

Physical Description: 39 drafts/39 leaves

Note

Contents

  • Comment for Wild Earth, prose, March 7, 1994.
  • Comment for The Spiritual Quest by Robert Torrence, Dec. 6, 1993.
  • Comment for Su Shih, Selected poems of Su Tung-p'o, translated by Burton Watson, Sept. 23, 1993.
  • Comment for The Collected Poems of James Laughlin, Sept. 4, 1993.
  • Comment for, "Offshore," play by The San Francisco Mime Troupe, August 14, 1993.
  • Comment for Living in the Chandalar Country by Katherine Peter, May 10, 1993.
  • "On Journals," for ZYZZYVA, March 23, 1993.
  • "O! Turtle Island--," for San Francisco Review of Books, 1992-1993.
  • Comment for The Zen teachings of Master Lin-chi: A Translation of the Lin-chi Lu by Burton Watson, Jan. 10,1993.
  • Comment for Shadow Hunter by Will Baker, 1993.
  • Comment for Iovis: All is Full of Love by Anne Waldman, Oct. 13, 1992.
  • Comment for Mt. Shasta: History, Legend & Lore by Michael Zanger, Aug. 12, 1992.
  • Comment for In Blue Mountain Dusk: Poems by Tim McNulty, May 30, 1992.
  • Comment for Strategies for Modern Living: A Commentary with the text of the Tannisho by Alfred Bloom, Jan. 2, 1992.
  • Comment for Running Near the End of the World: Poems by Walter Pavlich, Sept. 12, 1991.
  • Comment for, "Water Web," dance by Judy Berg, July 9, 1991.
  • Comment for Shadows of our Ancestors: Readings in the History of Klallam-White Relations edited by Jerry Gorsline, June 26, 1991.
  • Comment for "Rebellions," dance by McClure, ca. 1990.
  • Comment for Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness by Doug Peacock, May 7, 1990.
  • Comment for Confessions of an Eco-warrior by Dave Foreman, Nov. 8, 1990.
  • Comments for Elderberry Flute Song by Peter Blue Cloud and Make Prayers to the Raven, by Richard K. Nelson, 1984.
  • "Postscript to Four Changes 1989," May 5, 1989.
  • Comment on Ed Abbey, March 22, 1989.
  • Comment for A Future of Ice: Poems and Stories of a Japanese Buddhist by Miyazawa Kenji, March 1989.
  • Comment for An Anthology of the St. Mark's Poetry Project, Anne Waldman, editor, Feb. 1989.
  • Comment for Novices: A Study of Poetic Apprenticeship by Clayton Eshleman, Jan. 20, 1989.
  • Comment for Mind of Winter by William Bevis, ca. 1989.
  • Comment on Wendell Berry, n.d.
  • Comment on paintings by Harry Fonseca, Nov. 2, 1988.
  • "For David Gaines," 1988.
  • "For Allen Ginsberg," Feb. 1985.
  • Comment on Peter Kalifornsky, Dec. 19, 1984.
  • Comment for A New Way by Steve Sanfield, Sept. 27, 1983.
  • Comment for Fightin': New and Collected Stories by Simon J. Ortiz, Sept. 14, 1983.
  • "Crucial," March 3, 1975.
  • Comment on poems by Bill Hotchkiss, May 3, 1974.
  • "Get the Buzz on," "Sun, Moon, and Stars. The Destruction of the People," 1974.
  • Comment on translations of Kenji Miyazawa's poems by Hiroaki Sato, Feb. 1973.
  • Comment on Coyote Tantras by Barry Gifford, 1973.
Box I 5:68

Complaint to the Muse, poem, Sept. 1958.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:69

Contribution to John Hollander's Tribute to Allen Ginsberg for the American Academy of Arts and Letters Annual Memorial Meeting Held Nov. 5, 1997 , circa 1997.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:70-73

Control Burn, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 5:74

Conversation with Michael McClure & Peter Manso, notes, Dec. 19, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:75-78

The Cool Around the Fire, poem, n.d., 1977.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 5:79

[Corrections] to essay, Gary Snyder, by Christopher Mattison, n.d.

Physical Description: 8 leaves
Box I 5:80

Could She See the Whole Real World with Her Ghost Breast Eyes Shut Under a Blouse Lid? poem and note, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 5:81-82

The Council Meets in Eureka, poem, n.d., March 3, 1980.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 5:83-91

The Courage of Conviction (working title: Belief in Action), Phillip L. Berman, ed.; withdrawn submission; drafts with editors' and author's comments and related letters; 1983-1985.

Physical Description: 3 letters, 7 drafts/69 pp.
Box I 5:92

Cow, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:1-4

The Coyote Breath, poem, n.d., 1966.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/8 leaves
Box I 6:5-7

Coyote Man, Mr. President, & the Gunfighters, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/11 pp.
Box I 6:8

Coyote Valley Spring, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:9

Crash, poem, March 16, 1960.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 6:10

The Curse, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:11

A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:12-16

Dancing in Place, talk given at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, May-June 1984.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/32 pp.
Box I 6:17

Darma's Bodhi, with David Padwa, screenplay and notes, ca. 1970.

Physical Description: 40 leaves, 2 envelopes
Box I 6:18

The Dazzle, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:19-20

The Dead by the Side of the Road, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 pp.
Box I 6:21

Dead People Practicing Evasion, poem, Nov. 11, 1966.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:22

Dear Mr. President, poem, 1965.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 6:23-24

December at Yase, poem, 1959.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 6:25-26

Delicate Criss-Crossing Beetle Trails Left in the Sand, poem, July 1981.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 6:27-29

Dillingham, Alaska, The Willow Tree Bar, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 6:30

Dimensions of a Life (Jon Halper editor), Snyder's notes, July-Aug. 1988.

Physical Description: 9 leaves
Box I 6:31-33

Dosewallip, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 6:34

[Down to the river...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 6:35

Dream, poem, draft and notes,n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 6:36-38

The Dripping Spear, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 6:39-44

Driving to Sacramento, poem, n.d., 1977.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 6:45-46

A Dry Day Just Before the Rainy Season, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 6:47-49

Dusty Braces, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 7:1

Early Morning India, prose, Jan. 19, 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:2

Earth Day Speech (The Poet Speaks Out), Colorado State College, Greeley, Col., April 22, 1970; and letter from "Lavonne," May 21, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 draft/24 pp., 1 letter
Box I 7:3-32

Earth House Hold, manuscripts for book, 1954-1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 30 folders

Note

Contents

  • Earth House Hold, title page, "Contents," and note, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold; title pages, "Other Books By Gary Snyder," dedication page, notes; compositor's copy; n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 1, "Lookout's Journal," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 1, "Lookout's Journal," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 2, "Review," clippings from Midwest Folklore, 1954.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 2, "Review," compositor's copy, clippings from Midwest Folklore, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 3, "Japan First Time Around," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 3, "Japan First Time Around," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 4, "Spring Sesshin at Shokoku-ji," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 4, "Spring Sesshin at Shokoku-ji," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 5, "Tanker Notes," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 5, "Tanker Notes," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 6, "Record of the Life of the Ch'an Master Po-chang," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 6, "Record of the Life of the Ch'an Master Po-chang," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 7, "A Journey to Rishikesh and Hardwar," clipping from City Lights Journal, no. 1, 1963.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 7, "A Journey to Rishikesh and Hardwar," compositor's copy, clipping from City Lights Journal, no. 1, 1963.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 8, "Buddhism and the Coming Revolution," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 8, "Buddhism and the Coming Revolution," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 9, "Glacier Peak Wilderness Area," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 9, "Glacier Peak Wilderness Area," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 10, "Passage to More Than India," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 10, "Passage to More Than India," compositor's copy, 1968.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 11, "Why Tribe," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 11, "Why Tribe," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 12, "Poetry and the Primitive," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 13, "Dharma Queries," n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 13, "Dharma Queries," compositor's copy, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 14, "Suwa-no-Se Island and the Banyan Ashram," prose, n.d.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 14, "Suwa-no-Se Island and the Banyan Ashram," prose, Aug. 1967.
  • Earth House Hold, Chp. 14, "Suwa-no-Se Island and the Banyan Ashram," compositor's copy, n.d.
Box I 7:33-35

The Earth's Wild Places, poem, Nov. 10, 1975, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 7:36

East of the Humboldt Range, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:37

Eastward Across Texas, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:38

The Edge, poem, Sept. 6, 1964.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:39-40

The Egg, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 7:41-42

Eight Sand Bars on the Takano River, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 7:43

Empty Can Plea Poem, poem, Aug. 21, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:44

Energy is Eternal Delight, prose, 1972.

Physical Description: 2 pp.
Box I 7:45

Enforcement, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:46-47

English Lessons at the Boiler Company, poem, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 7:48

Epistemological Fancies, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:49-50

[Essay on Lew Welch], notes and prose, May 23, 1972, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 7:51-53

Ethnobotany, poem, Oct. 22, 1972, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 7:54

The Etiquette of Freedom, prose, May 20-21, 1989.

Physical Description: 16 pp.
Box I 7:55

The Etiquette of Freedom, edited drafts, and letter from Annie Stine of Sierra, June 20, 1989.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/32 pp., 1 letter
Box I 7:56

Everybody Lying on Their Stomachs, Head Toward the Candle, Reading, Sleeping, Drawing, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 7:57

Exclamations Gone to the Twin Breasts of Maya, poem, Sept. 1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:1

Farewell to Burning Island, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:2

Farewell to the Three Little Buildings of Our/The School, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:3

Fear Not, poem, Nov. 29, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:4-5

The Feathered Robe, poem, 1957, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 8:6-8

Fence Posts, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 8:9-10

A Few Words for the Dedication of the West Wing of Peter J. Shields Library, background information for keynote speech given on Oct. 19, 1990.

Physical Description: 2 folders
Box I 8:11-12

A Few Words for the Dedication of the West Wing of Peter J. Shields Library, keynote speech given on Oct. 19, 1990.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/8 pp.
Box I 8:13-15

Fire in the Hole, poem, 1959, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 8:16

" Fire in the Hole," proofs for poem (excerpt), published in Birkby, Robert, Lightly on the Land, 1996.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 8:17-18

The Firing, poem, Jan. 30, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 8:19-20

First Landfall on Turtle Island, poem, Dec. 21, 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 8:21

Fog Blows in, Sun Burns it Away, notes, May 12, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:22

For a Far Out Friend, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:23

For a Fifty Year Old Woman in Stockholm, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:24-27

For a Stone Girl at Sanchi, poem, 1954-1955, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 8:28

For Alan Watts, poem, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:29

For All, poem, Sept. 15, 1974.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:30

For Berkeley, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:31

For E. Shaffer's Dissertation, notes on dissertation by Eric Paul Shaffer, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 8:32-33

For/From Lew, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 8:34

For Hemp, poem, Oct. 8, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:35-39

For John Chappell, poem, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/9 leaves
Box I 8:40

For Nothing, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:41-43

For Plants, poem, ca. 1959, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 8:44

For the Boy Who Was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago, and [Aaron and Tony were here on this day...], poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:45-46

For the West, poem, Oct. 13, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 8:47

Fording the Flooded Goldie River, poem, ca. 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:48

The Foreigners, poem, 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:49

The Forest Fire at Ananda (The Big Forest Fire), poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:50

" Foreword," for Break the Mirror by Nanao Sakaki, Feb. 24, 1987.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 8:51-54

" [Foreword]," for The Divine Woman by Edward H. Schafer, 1980, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/21 pp.
Box I 8:55

" [Foreword]," for The Maidu Indian Myths and Stories of Hancibyjim, edited and translated by William Shipley, ca. 1991.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 8:56-60

" [Foreword]," for Mirror for the Moon by Saigyo (William R. LeFleur, translator), n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/27 pp.
Box I 8:61-66

" [Foreword]," for Songs of Gods, Songs of Humans, (Donald L. Philippi, translator), 1977-1978, n.d.

Physical Description: notes and 5 drafts/34 pp.
Box I 8:67-69

" Foreword," for Taking the Path of Zen by Robert Aitken, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/11 pp.
Box I 8:70-71

" [Foreword]," for A Zen Forest, Sayings of the Masters by Soiku Shigematsu, 1980, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/18 pages
Box I 8:72

" [Foreword]," for A Zen Forest, Sayings of the Masters by Soiku Shigematsu, page proofs, July 1992.

Physical Description: 16 pp.
Box I 8:73

Four Changes, notes, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:74

Four Changes, prose, updated version, 1974.

Physical Description: 11 pp.
Box I 8:75

Four Deaths, poem, 1951.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 8:76-80

Foxtail Pine, poem, April 27, 1959, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/10 leaves
Box I 8:81

Fragments of an Elegy, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 8:82

[From the dark you can watch...] and [It's nice outside the corral...], poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 8:83-84

The Front Lines, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 8:85

The Fruit, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:1-2

Gaia, poem, June 16, 1973, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:3

Gary Snyder on Literary Genre, talk, Spring 1973.

Physical Description: 1 draft
Box I 9:4

The Gary Snyder Reader, Ad Card, ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:5-7

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Author's Note," March-April 1999.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 9:8

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Chronology," circa 1999. With copy of "Chronology" from Dean, Tim, Gary Snyder and the American Unconscious, 1991.

Physical Description: 7 pp.
Box I 9:9

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Contents," ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 5 pp.
Box I 9:10

The Gary Snyder Reader, dedication page, ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:11-13

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Foreword by Jim Dodge," ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/22 pp.
Box I 9:14

The Gary Snyder Reader, notes on which works to include, ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 48 leaves
Box I 9:15

The Gary Snyder Reader, notes, "To Do Today, Finish the Reader," Feb. 10, ca. 1999.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:16

Gatha for All Threatened Beings, poem, 1975.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:17

Geese Gone Beyond, poem, Oct. 1979.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:18

Getting in the Wood, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:19

Getting the Volvo Wheel Seals Fixed, poem, Feb. 17, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:20-21

Getting There, poem, 1979, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:22-24

Go Round, poem, 1966, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 9:25

The Goddess Parvati at the Freer, poem, Nov. 27, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:26-28

Going Where You Shouldn't, poem, Jan. 12, 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 9:29

Gold, Green, poem, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:30

The Good Earth, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:31-33

Good, Wild, Sacred, notes, 1981-1982.

Physical Description: 6 leaves
Box I 9:34-36

Good, Wild, Sacred, talk, 1982, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/70 pp.
Box I 9:37

Good, Wild, Sacred, "final changes copy" of prose published in Fall 1983 issue of CoEvolution Quarterly, n.d.

Physical Description: 10 pp.
Box I 9:38

Grace for Love, poem, n.d.

Physical Description:
Box I 9:39-43

The Grand Entry, poem, 1975-1979.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 9:44

Gravel-bars, Riverbanks, Scars; poem; Oct. 8, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:45

Greasy Boy, poem, March 23, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:46

The Great Bear, poem, Aug. 6, 1972.

Physical Description: 2 pp.
Box I 9:47

The Great Clod Project, book dedication and contract notes; with draft of poem, Ponderosa Pine, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 9:48-49

The Great Mother, poem, Sept. 30, 1967, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:50

Great Spirit, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:51

[He didn't go so much to the south...], poem, Feb. 27, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:52-53

He Shot Arrows, But Not at Birds Perching, poem, 1976, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:54-59

He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village, "Foreword," notes and drafts, 1978, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 index cards, 16 pp.
Box I 9:60

[Heavy rain lashed and cascades...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:61-62

A Heifer Clambers Up, poem, 1955, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 9:63

High Forms, poem, Nov. 11, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:64

High Quality Information, poem, Nov. 30, 1975

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:65-66

The High Sierra of California, "Introduction" and "Singing the Seasons" by Tom Killion, 2000-2002.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/51 pp.
Box I 9:67

The High Sierra of California, notes on journal entries, Oct. 1997.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 9:68

The High Sierra of California, "Preface," and " Gary Snyder's High Sierra Journals: 1955-1991," drafts and related correspondence with Heyday Books, Nov.-Dec. 2001.

Physical Description: 46 pp.
Box I 10:1

Hills of Home, poem (fragment), Nov. 16, 1958.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:2

History Must Have a Start, poem, 1952-1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:3-5

Hitch Haiku, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/14 leaves
Box I 10:6-8

Home from the Sierra, poem, 1955, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 10:9

Home on the Range, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:10-11

Hop, Skip, & Jump, poem, Oct. 4, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 10:12-14

How Many Times, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 10:15

How Poetry Comes to Me, poem, 1959.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:16-17

How to Make Stew in the Pinacate Desert Recipe for Locke & Drum, poem, Dec. 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 10:18-20

The Hudsonian Curlew, poem, Feb. 18, 1969.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/10 leaves
Box I 10:21-25

Hymn to the Goddess San Francisco in Paradise, poem, 1963, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/30 leaves
Box I 10:26-27

[I know where you're moving now...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 10:28-29

I See Old Friend Dan Ellsberg on TV in a Mountain Village of Japan, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 10:30

I Went Into the Maverick Bar, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:31

Icy Mountains Constantly Reading, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:32-34

In the House of the Rising Sun, poem, July 20, 1966, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 10:35-36

In the Night, Friend, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/7 pp.
Box I 10:37

Intransit, lists of contributors' addresses, ca. 1969.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 10:38

Intransit, "Contents," ca. 1969.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:39

Intransit, " From Au i lu mahara," poem by Tetsuo Nagasawa, translated by Gary Snyder, and notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 10:40

Intransit, poems submitted by unknown authors, ca. 1969.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 10:41

Intransit, poems submitted by Franco Beltrametti, n.d.

Physical Description: 10 leaves
Box I 10:42

Intransit, poems submitted by Harry Hoogstraten, July 1967, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 10:43

Intransit, poems submitted by Neale Hunter, with letter, Sept. 29, 1966.

Physical Description: 1 draft/28 leaves, 1 letter
Box I 10:44

" Introduction," for Beneath a Single Moon: Buddhism in Contemporary American Poetry, May 1990.

Physical Description: 7 pp.
Box I 10:45-47

" [Introduction]," for Unexpected Manna by Gary H. Holthaus, notes and drafts, 1977, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 10:48

Introductory Speech Foothills Reinhabitation Conference, transcript, n.d.

Physical Description: 14 pp.
Box I 10:49-50

It Pleases, poem, Nov. 26, 1973.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 10:51

[It started just now with a hummingbird...], poem, 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:52-53

It was When, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 10:54

James Laughlin, notes, March 1988.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:55

The Jemez Pueblo Ring, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 10:56

[Joel bombed out in Roseville...], song, 1973.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 10:57

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, lists and notes, ca. 1978.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 10:58

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, " Suggested Order of CQ Issue 'Protection' by GS," ca. 1978.

Physical Description: 2 pp.
Box I 10:59-63

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, " Editor's Statement," 1978.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/8 leaves
Box I 10:64

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19; works by Paul Lee, Alfred Wakeman, and Steve Sanfield; submitted but not used in issue; 1978.

Physical Description: 2 letters, flier, 5 drafts
Box I 10:65

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, page proofs, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 set
Box I 10:66

Jubilo, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:67-75

Kai Today, poem, April 17, 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 9 drafts/13 leaves
Box I 10:76

The Khajuraho Poem, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 10:77

Kine, poem, 1975.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 11:1-2

Kumarajiva's Mother, notes and poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 7 leaves
Box I 11:3-4

The Kuuvangmiut and the Humanities, notes and worksheets, April-June 1984.

Physical Description: 19 pp., 1 envelope
Box I 11:5-6

The Kuuvangmiut and the Humanities, for April 26, 1984 Alaska Humanities Forum, draft of talk, 1984.

Physical Description: 2 drafts and photocopies
Box I 11:7-8

Kyoto Born in Spring Song, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 11:9

Kyoto Vacation, poem, Oct. 24, 1963.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 11:10

The Late Snow & Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-Four, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 11:11

Laughlin's "Mahayana" or "Big Open Spirit," prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 11:12-96, 12:1-69

Left Out in the Rain, original manuscript, drafts of poems and bibliography, 1947-1984.

Physical Description: 189 leaves in binder, 1 envelope

Note

Contents

  • Section Title Page: "1947-52, Portland," n.d.
  • "Invocation," poem, 1957.
  • "Bomb Test," poem, 1956.
  • "Satellite Calypso," poem, n.d.
  • "Dullness in February: Japan," poem, n.d.
  • "A Work for Burke," poem, Dec 4, 1973.
  • "Out of the soil and rock," poem, June 1948.
  • "Under the Skin of It," poem, 1952.
  • "Lines on a Carp," poem, 1950.
  • "The Lookouts," poem, n.d.
  • "Numerous Broken Eggs," poem, n.d.
  • "A Sinecure for P. Whalen," poem, 1950.
  • "For George Leigh-Mallory," poem, ca. 1950.
  • "Spring Songs," poem, 1950.
  • "A Change of Straw," poem, 1951.
  • "dogs, sheep, cows, goats," poem, 1952.
  • Atthis, "Tiger Song," poem, n.d.
  • "Mantic Song," poem, n.d.
  • "Epiphany of Eros," poem, 1950.
  • "Invocation," poem, 1950.
  • "Message from Outside," poem, 1951.
  • "Birth of the Shaman," poem, 1952.
  • "Seven uncollected early poems by Gary Snyder in Janus (Reed College)," poems, 1950-1951.
  • Section Title Page: "A Few For Robin," n.d.
  • Atthis, "The painful accumulation of our errors...," poem, n.d.
  • Atthis, "Her life blew through my body and away...," poem, 1949.
  • Atthis, "Love me love, til trees fall flat...," poem, n.d.
  • Atthis, "Poorness and the pride we shared...," poem, 1955.
  • Atthis, "You've gone cold, I suppose...," poem, 1955.
  • Atthis, "Half-known stars in the dawn sky...," poem, n.d.
  • Atthis, "Seaman's Ditty," poem, 1957.
  • "Fable," poem, 1951.
  • "Four Deaths," poem, 1951.
  • "Reserve your judgment...," poem, ca. 1952.
  • Atthis, "Up the Dosewallips," poem, n.d.
  • Section Title Page: "1952-56, Bay Area," n.d.
  • "Tavern in Sunshine," poem, 1951.
  • "Poem left in Sourdough Mountain Lookout," poem, 1953.
  • "The Curse," poem, 1957.
  • "The Genji Story," poem, ca. 1955.
  • "On Vulture Peak," poem, 1957-1958.
  • "Late October Camping in the Sawtooths," poem, ca. 1956.
  • "Epistemological Fancies," poem, ca. 1954.
  • "A War of Dwarfs and Birds Beyond the Sea," poem, ca. 1954.
  • "Song for a Cougar Hide," poem, 1954.
  • "Villanelle of the Wandering Lapps," poem, 1951.
  • "Riddle," poem, 1951.
  • "The Third Watch," poem, 1953.
  • "Mt. Baker 1947," poem, 1953.
  • "Fording the Flooded Goldie River," poem, ca. 1952-1953.
  • "Cat wouldn't finish that mouse...," poem, 1952-1954.
  • "Coyote Valley Spring," poem, ca. 1954.
  • "For Saigyo," poem, 1954.
  • "History Must Have a Start," poem, 1955.
  • "Kree!...," poem, 1955.
  • "Point Reyes," poem, ca. 1956.
  • "neuri," poem, 1956.
  • "Plum petals falling...," poem, 1956.
  • "Geological Meditation," poem, 1955.
  • "Wind has blown...," poem, 1954.
  • "The Rainy Season," poem, Dec. 8, 1955.
  • "Makings," poem, 1956.
  • "& once again the same," poem, 1956-1963.
  • "Longitude 170 West, Latitude 35 North," poem, 1956.
  • "Svaha a Feminine Ending for Mantra," poem, 1953.
  • Section Title Page: "1956-59, Kyoto, and the Sappa Creek," n.d.
  • "Invocation," poem, 1957.
  • "The Feathered Robe," poem, n.d.
  • "In Tokyo: At Loose Ends," poem, March 23, 1964.
  • "Bomb Test," poem, 1956.
  • "English Lessons at the Boiler Company," poem, n.d.
  • "Chion-In," poem, 1956.
  • "Saying Farewell at the Monastery after Hearing the Old Master Lecture on 'Return to the Source'," poem, n.d.
  • "For Example," poem, 1957.
  • "Yoko's Poem," poem, 1957.
  • "Joe Hill Fragment," poem, ca. 1957-1958.
  • "Housecleaning in Kyoto," poem, 1957.
  • "Ballad of Rolling Heads," poem, July 1956.
  • "After the Typhoon," poem, August 1959.
  • "Tenjin," poem, July 1959.
  • "Prepotent," poem, March 8, 1959.
  • "The Enemy," poem, 1959.
  • "Hills of Home," poem, Nov. 16, 1958.
  • "Tree Song," poem, 1957.
  • "A Monument on Okinawa," poem, 1958.
  • "Straits of Malacca 24 Oct 1957," poem, ca. 1957.
  • "To catch all the lions in the desert...," poem, 1959.
  • "Satellite Calypso," poem, n.d.
  • "Dullness in February: Japan," poem, 1957.
  • "The Engine Room, S.S. Sappa Creek," poem, 1958-1963.
  • "Map," poem, Feb. 11, 1957.
  • "The Bodhisattvas," poem, ca. 1957.
  • Section Title Page: "1959-69, California and Back to Kyoto," n.d.
  • "Some lovers wake one day," and "What history fails to mention is," poems, n.d.
  • "One Year," poem, April 15, 1959.
  • "Some Square Comes," poem, 1957-1962.
  • "Kyoto Vacation," poem, Oct. 24, 1963.
  • "Vacance Prance," poem, Aug. 8, 1964.
  • "Crash," poem, March 16, 1960.
  • "Parting with Claude Dalenberg," poem, 1960.
  • "Riding the hot electric train," poem, Feb. 18, 1961.
  • "Two Comments," poem, 1961.
  • "This Is Living," poem, n.d.
  • Three Poems for Joanne, "The Heart of the Wood," poem, July 7, 1959.
  • Three Poems for Joanne, "Loving Words," poem, May 14, 1959.
  • Three Poems for Joanne, "Joanne My Wife," poem, ca. 1960-1961.
  • "Foreigners," poem, 1963.
  • "I know where you're moving, now...," poem, May 1964.
  • "The Fruit," poem, n.d.
  • Section Title Page: "Post-1969. San Francisco/Marin, 1970. Kitkitdizze, 1970-85," n.d.
  • "O," poem, n.d.
  • "Then," poem, n.d.
  • "Original Vow," poem, n.d.
  • "The Trail Is Not a Trail," poem, n.d.
  • "Kine," poem, n.d.
  • "From Below," poem, Feb. 2, 1967.
  • "Nixon," poem, Aug. 19, 1973.
  • "Genocide," poem, n.d.
  • "Alabaster," poem, Dec. 22, 1970.
  • "Gatha for All Threatened Beings," poem, n.d.
  • "Eating Event," poem, n.d.
  • "Smog," poem, n.d.
  • "For Alan Watts," poem, Dec. 18, 1978.
  • "Fall winds knock down leaves and bark...," poem, Nov. 17, 1973.
  • "Ordering Chile Verde in Gallup," poem, n.d.
  • "I See Old Friend Dan Ellsberg on TV in a Mountain Village of Japan," poem, 1981.
  • "Sustained Yield," poem, 1978.
  • "Ordering Child Verde in Gallup," poem, n.d.
  • "Changing Oil," poem, n.d.
  • "Know," poem, n.d.
  • "Spring," poem, Dec. 31, 1972.
  • "Lots of play," poem, n.d.
  • "Driving to Sacramento to a Budget and Policy Committee Meeting," poem, n.d.
  • "Fog Blows In, Sun Burns It Away," poem, May 1984.
  • Section Title Page: "Satiric, Didactic, Imitations, Parodies," n.d.
  • "After the Chinese," poem, ca. 1957.
  • "At the sky's edge...," poem, 1956.
  • "After T'ao Ch'ien," poem, 1956.
  • "Versions of Anacreon," poem, n.d.
  • "The Professor as Transformer," poem, 1951.
  • "Popular Education," poem, 1952.
  • "Spring Song of Aleksandr Leitswics," poem, n.d.
  • "The Elusiad, or Culture Still Uncaught, In Heroicks," poem, 1952.
  • "What I Think About When I Meditate," poem, n.d.
  • "Moo," poem, 1957.
  • "To My Teachers," poem, n.d.
  • "Sherry in July," poem, n.d.
  • "Dear Mr. President," poem, n.d.
  • "A Work for Burke," poem, Dec. 4, 1973.
  • "Smog," poem, n.d.
  • "Tibetan Army Surplus Store," poem, n.d.
  • "Publishing Record," Snyder's poems listed by title, date, where submitted, and where published, 1954-1981.
  • Japanese-style binder once holding: "Original MS unpublished GS poems," Left out in the Rain
  • Envelope once holding: "Original MS unpublished GS poems," Left out in the Rain
Box I 13:1

Left Out in the Rain, draft, letter from Kate Moses of North Point Press, June 1986.

Physical Description: 1 draft/173 leaves, 1 letter
Box I 13:2

Left Out in the Rain, H. T. Odum quote used on intro. page for, " Tiny Energies, 1970-1984," n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 13:3

Left Out in the Rain, " Table of Contents," ca. 1986.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 13:4

Left Out in the Rain, page proofs, letter from Tom [Christensen] of North Point Press, July 1986.

Physical Description: 1 set proofs/176 leaves, 1 letter
Box I 13:5

Letter from Sweden, prose by Gary Snyder, with The Unbroken Chain, poem by Reidar Ekner, Oct. 1982.

Physical Description: 9 leaves
Box I 13:6

The Levels, poem, 1961-1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 13:7

Life as Practice, notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 13:8

The Lin-Chi Lu, part one, Gary Snyder's working copy, 1964-1967.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 14:1

The Lin-Chi Lu, parts two and three, translation, Ruth Fuller Sasaki's working copy, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 14:2-3

The Lin-Chi Lu, introductory and grammatical notes by Seizan Yanagida, working copy, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 vols.
Box I 14:4

Lines on a Carp, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:5

A Lion Dream, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 14:6

A Lion Dream, poem, in translation-Italian, March 3, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:7-9

Little Dead Kids Butts, poem, Nov. 21, 1969, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 14:10-34

Little Songs for Gaia, poems, 1974-1981, n.d.

Physical Description: 25 drafts/35 leaves
Box I 14:35-36

LMFBR, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 14:37-40

Long Hair, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 14:41-42

Longitude 170 West, Latitude 35 North, poem and fragment, 1956-1960, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 14:43-45

Look Back, poem, 1978.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/7 pp.
Box I 14:46

Looking at Pictures to be Put Away, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:47

Looking for Nothing, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:48

Looking for Nothing; For Will Petersen the Time We Climbed Mt. Hiei Cross-Country in the Snow; Hitch Haiku; Stovewood; poems; n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 14:49

The Lookouts, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:50

Loose Ends in Tokyo, poem, March 23, 1964.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:51

Love, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:52

Love Beyond the Lingam, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:53

[Low winter sun...], poem, Dec. 22, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:54

Lunch Break Nap, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:55

[Lying in bed on a late morning...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 14:56

Lyric to be Sung with Guitar, 1951.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:1

Madly Whirling Downhill, poem, 1959-1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:2

Magpie's Song, poem, 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:3

Makings, poem, 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:4

The Manichaeans, poem, March 1959.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 15:5

[Man's purpose in the biosphere...], notes, Jan. 5, 1990.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:6

Mantic Song, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:7

Many Times, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:8

Manzanita, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Map Case IV:Drawer Q

Map of My San Juan Ridge Area with Inventory of Critters, for Peter Berg workshop, Sept. 1990.

Physical Description: 1 map
Box I 15:9-10

A Maul for Bill and Cindy' Wedding, poem, May 4, 1980, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 15:11

[Members of the Planning Commission, County staffpersons, members of the Audience...], speech, Nevada County (Calif.), July 26, 1984.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 pp.
Box I 15:12

Migration/Immigration: Wandering South and North, Erasing Borders, Coming to Live on Turtle Island, proofs for prose published in Michigan Quarterly Review, 2000.

Physical Description: 3 pp.
Box I 15:13

Migration of Birds; Stovewood; poems; 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:14

Milton by Firelight, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 15:15

" Milton by Firelight," " Hay for the Horses," " Cartagena," from " Cold Mountain Poems," " For a Far-out Friend," " For the Boy who was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago," " Four Poems for Robin," " Nansen," " For a Stone Girl at Sanchi," " Circumambulating Arunachala," " Through the Smoke Hole," " As for Poets," " No Shoes No Shirt No Service," " Building," " Word Basket Woman," poems, contributions to The Beat Book: Poems and Fiction of the Beat Generation, Nov. 8, 1995.

Physical Description: proofs/11 pp., 1 letter
Box I 15:16-17

A Moment of Rain in Alleghany, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 15:18-21

Money Goes Upstream, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 15:22

A Monument on Okinawa, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:23

Moo, poem, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:24

More Better, poem, ca. 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:25-27

Mother Earth: Her Whales, poem, June 15, 1972, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/10 leaves
Box I 15:28

Mother of the Buddhas, Queen of Heaven, Mother of the Sun; Marici, Goddess of the Dawn; poem; 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:29

Mountains Hidden in Mountains: Dogen-zenji and the Mind of Ecology, talk given at the 1999 Dogen Zen conference at Stanford and letter from Bill Redican, Dec. 19, 2001.

Physical Description: 1 draft/20 pp., 1 letter
Box I 15:30-31

Mt. Hiei, poem, Nov. 20, 1959.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 15:32-34

Myths & Texts, "Introduction," Oct. 13, 1977, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/9 pp.
Box I 15:35-36

Myths & Texts, " Burning," part 11, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 15:37

Myths & Texts, " Hunting," part 13, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:38

Myths & Texts, setting copy, 1978.

Physical Description: 54 pp.
Box I 15:39

" Nanao's Poems," introduction for Real Play by Nanao Sakaki, with notes, 1981.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 15:40-42

Natives of Turtle Island, prose, notes and drafts, n.d.

Physical Description: 9 leaves
Box I 15:43-45

Nature Green Shit, poem, Dec. 16, 1963, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 15:46-47

The Net, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 15:48

Night, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:49-52

Night Herons ( Dawn ), poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 15:53

Night Song of the Los Angeles Basin, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 15:54-55

No Matter, Never Mind, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 56-58

No Shoes, No Shirts, No Service, 1974, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 15:59

Nooksack Valley, poem, Feb. 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Folio 1:1

North Beach, prose, broadside proof, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:60-61

North Beach Alba, poem, 1956-1957.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 15:62

The North Coast, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:63

North Sea Road, cover art and prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 print, 1 draft/6 leaves
Box I 15:64

Not Leaving the House, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 15:65

A Note on the Interface, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 15:66

Notes from Journals, notes, 1952-1973.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 15:67

[notes on Shaping the Sierra], by Timothy P. Duane, notes and proof, 1998.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 15:68

Numerous Broken Eggs, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:1-6

O, poem, 1970-1973, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 16:7

Oil, poem, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:8

[Old burns ragged green...], poem, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:9-14

The Old Dutch Woman, poem, March 1963, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 16:15

The Old Man, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:16-18

Old Pond, poem, Aug. 23, 1974, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 16:19-21

Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down, poem, 1978-1980, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/8 leaves
Box I 16:22-23

The Old Ways, cover art and front matter, n.d.

Physical Description: 9 leaves
Box I 16:24

The Old Ways, part 1, " The Yogin and the Philosopher," prose, 1974.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 16:25

The Old Ways, part 2, " The Politics of Ethnopoetics," prose, 1975.

Physical Description: 22 pp.
Box I 16:26-28

The Old Ways, part 3, " North Beach," prose, 1973, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/9 pp.
Box I 16:29-31

The Old Ways, part 4, " The Dharma Eye of D.A. Levy," prose, Aug. 4, 1971, n.d.

Physical Description: fragment and 2 drafts/11 pp.
Box I 16:32-35

The Old Ways, part 5, " Re-inhabitation," prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/41 pp.
Box I 16:36

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 16:37

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," revision of essay in Western American Literature, Feb. 1975.

Physical Description: 1 journal with annotations
Box I 16:38

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," fragments, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 16:39

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," prose, draft, n.d.

Physical Description: 16 pp.
Box I 16:40-42

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," extension, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/14 pp.
Box I 16:43

Old Woman Nature, poem, July 1981.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:44

On Mountains and Rivers Without End, prose/talk, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 16:45

On San Gabriel Ridges, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:46-49

On "Song of the Taste", prose, Nov. 1983, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/10 pp.
Box I 16:50

On the Path and Off the Trail, prose, Jan. 17, 1988.

Physical Description: 9 pp.
Box I 16:51

On Vulture Peak, poem, 1956-1957.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 16:52-54

Once Only, poem, March 1958.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 16:55

One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What Is Forbidden by the Buddha, poem, Feb. 1, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:56

I: VI: 40077, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:57

The Orchard, poem, March 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:58-59

Ordering Chile Verde in Gallup, poem, April 1975, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 16:60

The Other Side of Each Coin, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 16:61

Our Common Nature: The Morality of Ecology, prose, May 30, 1987.

Physical Description: 3 pp.

Note

Based on talk given at Sierra Club, Mother Lode Chapter annual meeting.
Box I 16:62-63

Out West, poem, 1962.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 16:64-67

Oysters, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 16:68

Oysters and Antiquity, poem, June 2, 1947.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 17:1-2

Painting the North San Juan School, poem, 1974, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 17:3

Passage Through India, prose, bound draft, 1962-1972.

Physical Description: 1 letter, 1 photograph, 1 vol.
Box I 17:4

The Past Year on San Juan Ridge, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 pp.
Box I 17:5

" The Past Year on San Juan Ridge;" " Two Old Gents in the Sacramento Greyhound Station;" for Kitkitdizze Broadside #1, 1980.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 17:6-7

Penstemon, Purple Sage, and Lupine for Sally, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 17:8-10

The Persimmons, poem, 1984-1985.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/6 pp.
Box I 17:11

Pete Poems, poems, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 17:12-13

Pine River, poem, Aug. 1959, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 17:14

Pine Tree Tops, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 17:15

Piute Creek, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 17:16

" The Place, The Region, and The Commons;" " The Etiquette of Freedom;" " On the Path, Off the Trail;" " Coming into the Watershed;" prose for Our Land Ourselves: Readings on People and Place, San Francisco: The Trust for Public Land, 1999.

Physical Description: 1 set final page proofs
Box I 17:17

Places on Earth, prose, March 11, 1986.

Physical Description: 4 leaves
Box I 17:18-20

The Plum Blossom Poem, poem, Feb. 22, 1965, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 17:21

Poem Left at Sourdough Mountain Lookout, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 17:22

Poet & the Primitive, transcript of lecture at Berkeley Poetry Conference, July 1965.

Physical Description: 13 pp.
Box I 17:23-26

Poetry, Community, & Climax, outline for reading/talk, 1978, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 sets notes/6 leaves
Box I 17:27

Poetry, Community, & Climax, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 30 pp.
Box I 17:28

Poetry, Community, & Climax, prose; For All, poem; 1979.

Physical Description: 28 pp.
Box I 17:29-31

Poetry is the Eagle of Experience, poem, Sept. 28, 1979, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 17:32-35

Poke Hole Fishing After the March, poem, June 2, 1969, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/8 leaves
Box I 18:1

The Practice of the Wild, background information on bioregionalism, revised interviews and articles, drafts, clippings, 1980-1986.

Physical Description: 12 items
Box I 18:2

The Practice of the Wild, background information on Inupiaq Spirit, printed material and correspondence, 1981-1982.

Physical Description: 1 packet
Box I 18:3

The Practice of the Wild, background information on language, printed material and notes, 1981-1982.

Physical Description: 35 leaves
Box I 18:4

The Practice of the Wild, notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 leaves
Box I 18:5

The Practice of the Wild; first four chapters, in progress; used in University of California, Davis seminar, spring 1989.

Physical Description: 1 vol.
Box I 18:6

The Practice of the Wild, comments by R. Edward Grumbine, Sept. 5, 1989.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 18:7

The Practice of the Wild, " The Etiquette of Freedom," draft with comments by Jim Pyle, n.d.

Physical Description: 16 pp.
Box I 18:8

The Practice of the Wild, " On the Path, Off the Trail," draft with comments by Nelson [Foster], n.d.

Physical Description: 10 pp.
Box I 18:9

The Practice of the Wild, prose, draft with letter and comments by David Padwa, Sept. 1989-Nov. 1990.

Physical Description: 1 letter, 1 draft/96 pp.
Box I 18:10

The Practice of the Wild, " A Summation of the Work So Far," and " Subsequent Projects," for MacArthur Foundation award, Dec. 17, 1989.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 18:11

The Practice of the Wild, book manuscript, 1990.

Physical Description: 197 pp.
Box I 18:12

The Practice of the Wild, page proofs (photocopy) and letter from Barbara Ras of North Point Press, May 4, 1990.

Physical Description: 1 letter, proofs/211 pp.
Box I 19:1

Praise for Sick Women, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 19:2-4

Prayer for the Great Family, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 19:5

" Preface," for Selected Poems, by Lew Welch, June 1973-Jan. 1976.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 19:6-7

" Preface," for Turtle, Bear and Wolf, by Peter Blue Cloud, Jan. 16, 1976, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 19:8

Prose Take 13:IX:58, prose, ca. 1958.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:9-12

The Public Bath, poem, 1958-1962, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 19:13-14

The Rabbit, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 19:15-16

Rainbow Body, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 19:17-18

The Rainy Season, poem, Dec. 8, 1955.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 19:19

Reading Blake in a Cowshed During a Typhoon, on an Island in the East China Sea, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 19:20-22

The Real Work, poem, Feb. 13, 1972, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Map Case IV:Drawer Q

The Real Work, book, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 galley proof set
Box I 19:23

The Real Work, book, corrections to galley proofs, n.d.

Physical Description: 25 pp.
Box I 19:24

Reed 1949, poem, Nov. 1949.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:25

Regarding Wave, poem, Oct. 16, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:26

Regarding Wave, book, " [blurb]," n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:27-28

Regarding Wave, book, front matter, Feb. 25, 1970, n.d.

Physical Description: 11 pp.
Box I 19:29

Regarding Wave, "Long Hair," compositor's copy, n.d.

Physical Description: 38 pp.
Box I 19:30

Regarding Wave, book, compositor's copy, n.d.

Physical Description: 22 leaves
Box I 19:31

[Revisions] to A Biographical Sketch and Descriptive Checklist of Gary Snyder by David Kherdian, ca. 1964.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 19:32-34

[Review] of Welch, Lew, Ring of Bone, ca. 1973.

Physical Description: notes and drafts/5 leaves
Box I 19:35

Revolutionary Thought & Ecological Insights, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: notes and draft/8 pp.
Box I 19:36

The Ride, poem, ca. 1968.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:37

Riding the Hot Electric Train, poem, Feb. 18, 1961.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:38

[The rising hills, the slopes...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:39-42

River in the Valley, poem, 1978, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 19:43

The Roaring Stream: A New Zen Reader, [Notes], May 12, 1996.

Physical Description: 25 leaves, 1 envelope
Box I 19:44-46

Robin, poem, June 16, 1954.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 19:47

[Rocks suffer...], poem, 1953-1955.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:48-50

Rolling in at Twilight, poem, 1958, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 19:51-52

The Route, poem, 1973-1974, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 19:53

Running Water Music, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:54

Sakaki Pacing thru Shinjuku, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:55-56

Sand, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 19:57

Sather, poem,n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 19:58

Saying Farewell at the Monastary after Hearing the Old Master Lecture on "Return to the Source", poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:59-60

Seed Pods, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 19:61-63

The Seed Within Its Bone & Muscle Castle, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 19:64

Seeing the Ox, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:65

Self-Portrait Sad, poem, 1958.

Physical Description: 3 pp.
Box I 19:66

Sentimental Song to Keep a Tame Bug Dancing, poem, 1957.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:67

Serves, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:68

Sestina of the End of the Kalpa, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 19:69

7:IV:58, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:70

7:IV:64, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 19:71-72

7:VII, poem, 1962.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:1

Shark Meat, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:2

" She dreamed...," poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:3

Sherry in July, poem, 1979.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:4

Shinkyogkin, Kyoto, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:5-9

Siwashing it out once in Siuslaw State Park, poem, 1963, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 20:10

The Six Hells of the Engine Room, poem, April 13, 1964.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:11-13

Six Month Song in the Foothills, poem, 1953, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 20:14

Six Poems, draft with notes by William Carlos Williams, n.d.

Physical Description: 8 leaves
Box I 20:15

Six Scrolls to be Seen in Kansas City, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 pp.
Box I 20:16-37

Six Years, poem, notes and drafts, 1957-1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 29 leaves
Box I 20:38-39

Sleep Song, poem, April 11, 1967, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:40

So Old--, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:41

Some Good Things to be Said for the Iron Age, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:42

Song of the Cloud, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:43-45

Song of the Tangle, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 20:46-48

Song of the Taste, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 20:49-50

Song of the View, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:51-52

Song to be Sung Later, poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:53-54

Song to the Raw Material, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:55-56

The Songs at Custer's Battlefield, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:57-59

Source, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 20:60-61

Sours of the Hills, poem, Oct. 17, 1968.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 20:62-63

South Indian Poetry and Dance, prose/talk, 1976, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 20:64-67

Soy Sauce, poem, 1978-1979, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 20:68-71

Spel Against Demons, poem, notes and drafts, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 leaves
Box I 20:72-73

The Spirits Wait and Sing Beneath the Land, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 20:74-78

The Spring, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 5 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 20:79

Spring Songs, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:80

Steak, poem, March 25, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:81

A Stone Garden, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 20:82

Storms are Made in the Aleutians, Sending Out, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 20:83-85

Straight Creek--Great Basin, poem, April 1973, n.d.

Physical Description: 7 leaves
Box I 20:86

Strategic Air Command, poem, Aug. 1982.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:87

Su Tung P'o, notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:88

Subsistence, Sacrament, Sangha, notes, ca. 1983-1987.

Physical Description: 5 leaves
Box I 20:89

Sustained Yield, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:90

Svaha a Feminine Ending for Mantra, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 20:91-92

Swimming Naked in the Yuba River, poem and artwork, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 leaves
Box I 21:1

T 36N R 16E S 25, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:2-5

Talking Late with the Governor About the Budget, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 21:6-8

Tasting the Snow, poem, Oct. 14, 1965, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 21:9

Tavern in Sunshine, poem, 1951.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:10

Tawny Grammar, prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 26 pp.
Box I 21:11

Tell Me if I am Not Glad, poem, 1950.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:12

The Temples at Khajuraho, prose, Feb. 19, 1962.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:13-16

Ten Facts, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 21:17-18

Then, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:19

[There are those who love to get dirty...], poem, Sept. 18, 1981.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:20

The Third Watch, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:21

The 32 Households Without Electricity, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:22

This Tokyo, poem (fragment); Kyoto Footnote, poem; 1956.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:23-24

This Tokyo, poem, Dec. 27, 1956.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:25

[Those picnics covered with sand...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:26-27

Three Deer One Coyote Running in the Snow, poem, March 18, 1982, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:28-30

Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/16 leaves
Box I 21:31

Through, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:32-33

Through the Smoke Hole, poem, Sept. 22, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 21:34-37

To Fire, poem, April 7, 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 21:38-39

To Hell with Your Fertility Cult, poem, 1952-ca. 1954.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:40-45

To Meet with Agaricus Augustus, poem, June 30, 1974, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 21:46-48

To the Chinese Comrades, poem, Feb. 3, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/19 leaves
Box I 21:49-50

To the Gods of the Revolution, poem, Nov. 5, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 leaves
Box I 21:51

Toji, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:52-53

Tomorrow's Song, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:54

Toward Climax, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:55-56

The Trade, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:57-59

Trail Crew Camp at Bear Valley, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 21:60-62

Tree Song, poem, 1957, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 21:63

True Night, " A Note Concerning Bob Giorgio's Hand-Made Graphic Book," blurb, June 4, 1980.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:64-67

True Night, poem, Sept.-Oct. 1977, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/14 leaves
Box I 21:68-69

The Truth Like the Belly of a Woman Turning, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:70

A Turn for Sally, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:71

Turtle Island, front matter, compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 21:72

Turtle Island, " Magpie's Song," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 40 pp.
Box I 21:73

Turtle Island, " For the Children," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 17 pp.
Box I 21:74

Turtle Island, " Plain Talk," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 26 pp.
Box I 21:75

Twelve Hours Out of New York after Twenty-five Days at Sea, poem, April 19, 1964.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:76

12:VII:58, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:77-78

Two Comments, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:79

Two Fawns that Didn't See the Light this Spring, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 21:80-81

Two Ghosts, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 21:82-84

Two Logging Songs, poems, 1972, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 21:85

[Typhoon No. 17 struck Suwanose...], translation of telephone call (or card), fragment, Sept. 13, ca. 1978.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:1-6

Uluru Wild Fig Song, poem, 1981, n.d.

Physical Description: 6 drafts/16 leaves
Box I 22:7

Under the Sign of Toki's, poem, Feb. 4, 1976.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 22:8

Under the Skin of It, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:9

[University of Michigan, Gary Snyder's Writer-in-Residence Appearances], talks transcribed by Russell Gregory, 1971.

Physical Description: drafts/73 pp., 1 letter
Box I 22:10

Up, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:11-12

Up Branches of Duck River, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 22:13

Up from the Abyss, poem, Feb. 17, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:14

The Uses of Light, poem, July 2, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:15-16

Vapor Trails, poem, 1957, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:17

Villanelle, poem, 1953.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:18

Villanelle of the Wandering Lapps, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:19-20

A Volcano in Kyushu, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:21-22

W, poem, 1967, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:23-26

Waikiki, poem, background info. and drafts, 1978-1983.

Physical Description: 1 letter, 1 clipping, 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 22:27-28

A Walk, poem, Nov. 6, 1964, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:29-32

Walked Two Days in Light Snow, Then it Cleared for Five, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 22:33-34

Walking Home from "The Duchess of Malfi", poem, 1955.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:35-38

Walking in the Footprints of the Ancestors, poem, 1985.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/6 leaves
Box I 22:39

Walking Through Myoshin-ji, poem, June 18, 1981.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:40

[Wandering the old dirty countries...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:41

A War of Dwarfs and Birds Beyond the Sea, poem, 1952.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:42

Water, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:43-46

Wave, poem, June 1967, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/4 leaves
Box I 22:47

The Way West Underground, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 22:48-49

We Make Our Vows Together with All Beings, poem, Dec. 22, 1983, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:50-52

The Weave, poem, Feb. 9, 1984, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/3 leaves
Box I 22:53

[Weddings]; notes for wedding ceremonies of Jacques and Subhana Barzaghi and of Kurt and Robin Lorenz; with letter from Governor Jerry Brown; 1982-1986.

Physical Description: notes/5 leaves, 1 letter, 1 envelope
Box I 22:54-55

Wenatchee Range: Late June, poem, 1955, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:56

Whale Night, June 1972.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:57

What Do They Say and Work to Do, Toward Town, poems, Dec. 15, 1960.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:58-61

What Happened Here Before, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 4 drafts/13 leaves
Box I 22:62-63

What Have I Learned, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:64

What is Meant by "Here", prose, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 pp.
Box I 22:65-66

What Steps, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:67-69

What You Should Know to be a Poet, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 3 drafts/7 leaves
Box I 22:70

When I Went Down, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:71

[When they sat by the fire...], prose (fragment), n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:72

[While waiting between trips...], poem, 1954.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:73

White Devils, poem, 1966.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:74-75

White Sticky, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:76

[Who lays bugs...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:77

Why I Laugh When Kai Cries; Hiking in the Totsugawa Gorge; Civilization; poems and fragment; n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 22:78

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, manuscript broadside, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:79

The Wide Mouth, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:80-81

The Wild Edge, poem, May 25, 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:82-83

The Wild Mushroom, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:84

Wild Wisdom, " Talk Background," notes, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:85

Wild Wisdom, Zen Buddhism and Nature in North America, notes, Nov. 22-23, 1986.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 22:86

[Wind dust yellow cloud swirls...], poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:87-88

Without, poem, June 1970, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/2 leaves
Box I 22:89

A Work for Burke, poem, Dec. 4, 1973.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 22:90

Work to do Toward Town, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:91-92

Working on the '58 Willys Pickup, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 drafts/5 pp.
Box I 22:93

Working on the '58 Willys Pickup, and other poems, in translation-Chinese, with related correspondence, 1981-1986.

Physical Description: 37 leaves, 1 folder
Box I 22:94

Xrist, poem, 1959.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:95

Yase: September, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:96

The Years Seem to Tumble, poem, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
Box I 22:97

Yuba Country Autumn, poem, 1980.

Physical Description: 1 leaf
 

Subseries 1.3 Monographs, 1959-2000

Physical Description: 3 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Includes broadsides and books by Gary Snyder and materials related to the publication of his books.
 

Subseries 1.3.1 Broadsides, 1964-1998

Physical Description: 1 linear foot

Scope and Content Note

Single sheets printed on one side, these broadsides, poem-cards, and folded sheets, range in size from 9x13 cm. to 46x60 cm. They feature Gary Snyder's poetry and prose works. Many are signed copies. Some are illustrated, and examples of Snyder's calligraphy can be found here. Arranged alphabetically by title.
Legal 1:5

Above Pate Valley, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 22x35 cm.
Folio 1:2

Anasazi, printed by Michael Corr, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 27x39 cm.
Legal 1:6

Axe Handles, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 24x33 cm.
Legal 1:7

The Call of the Wild, illustrated and silkscreened by Mike Morgulis and Jerry Wells, [1971].

Physical Description: 5 broadsides in folder 26x34 cm.
Folio 1:3

A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon, [first letterpress edition, Santa Barbara, CA]: Unicorn Press, 1968.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 30x40 cm.
Folio 1:4

Dear Mr. President, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 broadsides 35x56 cm.
Box I 23:1

Earth Verse, Folger Poetry Series, 1997-1998.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 22x26 cm.
Legal 1:8

Eating: The Sacramental Sharing of Energies, fragments of Earth Wisdom series, no. 3, Silverton, Col.: Way of the Mountain Learning Center, ca. 1984.

Physical Description: 1 broadside (folding mini-poster), 1 photocopy 37x25 cm.
Box I 23:2

Endless Streams and Mountains (excerpt), on The Nature Conservancy announcement, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 poem-card 11x14 cm.
Folio 1:5

Everybody Lying on Their Stomachs, Head Toward the Candle, Reading, Sleeping, Drawing, [Berkeley, CA: Maya, 1969].

Physical Description: 1 broadside 25x38 cm.
Box I 23:3

Fire Rules, Adams, Mass.: Second Life Books, 1982.

Physical Description: 5 broadsides 28x22 cm.
Box I 23:4

For All (excerpt), Galisteo, New Mexico: Desert Rose Press, Earth Day 1990.

Physical Description: 1 poem-card 10x23 cm.

Note

gold and red design
Box I 23:5

For All (excerpt), Galisteo, New Mexico: Desert Rose Press, Earth Day 1990.

Physical Description: 1 poem-card 10x23 cm.

Note

snake design
Legal 1:9

For the Children, Rainbow Recycling Ltd., 1977.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 22x35 cm.
Box I 23:6

Four Changes, [Chicago: Robert Shapiro, 1969].

Physical Description: 1 folded sheet 28x43 cm.

Note

printed in green on cream pebble-textured paper
Box I 23:7

Four Changes, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 folded sheet 28x43 cm.

Note

printed in green on white smooth paper
Box I 23:8

Four Changes, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside (photocopy)
Folio 1:6

Four Changes, Santa Barbara: Noel Young for Unicorn Book Shop, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 46x60 cm.
Folio 1:7

Front Lines, announcement for benefit for Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1976.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 44x23 cm.
Folio 1:8

Go Round, [Santa Barbara, CA: Unicorn Press], ca. 1967.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 30x43 cm.
Box I 23:9

How Zen Masters are Like Mature Herring, May 30, 1983.

Physical Description: 14 broadsides 22x28 cm.
Legal 1:10

Manzanita, a keepsake of the dedication of Kent State Library, [Kent, OH: Kent State University Libraries], 1971.

Physical Description: 1 folded sheet 33x55 cm.
Box I 23:10

A Mind Like Compost, North San Juan, CA: Bob Giorgio, 1979.

Physical Description: 8 poem-cards 10x15 cm.
Folio 1:9

A Mind Like Compost, [North San Juan, CA]: Bob Giorgio, 1979.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 42x59 cm.
Legal 1:11

Nanao Knows, 1964.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 24x32 cm.
Folio 1:10

North Beach, [San Francisco: Canessa Gallery, 1975].

Physical Description: 1 broadside 56x22 cm.
Box I 23:11

O Mama, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 23x17 cm.
Legal 1:12

Old Way, fragments of Earth Wisdom series, no. 2, Silverton, Col.: Way of the Mountain Learning Center, ca. 1984.

Physical Description: 2 broadsides (folding mini-posters) 37x25 cm.
Legal 1:13

One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What is Forbidden by the Buddha, [Port Townsend, Wash.]: Copper Canyon Press, 1974.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 26x32 cm.
Box I 23:12

Practice of the Wild (excerpt), Okeanos Press, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 23x29 cm.

Note

Gift from Black Oak Books, Berkeley, on the occasion of a reading by the author.
Folio 1:11

Prayer for the Great Family, [1971].

Physical Description: 2 broadsides 44x29 cm.
Folio 1:12

Prayer for the Great Family, announcement for Santa Fe's 3rd annual All Species Day, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 49x55 cm.
Legal 1:14

Right in the Trail, wood engraving by Michael McCurdy, [Richmond, Mass.]: Mad River Press, May 1990.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 36x23 cm.
Legal 1:15

Smokey the Bear Sutra, [San Francisco, first edition, 1969].

Physical Description: 2 broadsides 24x30 cm.
Legal 1:16

Smokey the Bear Sutra, printed at Feathered Serpent Press for occasion of Twelfth Annual Members' Meeting of the Yosemite Association, Sept. 12, 1987.

Physical Description: 5 folded sheets 21x31 cm.
Box I 23:13

The Songs at Custer's Battlefield, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 poem-card 9x13 cm.
Legal 1:17

Sours of the Hills, [New York]: Samuel Charters, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 folded sheet 40x36 cm.
Folio 1:13

Spel Against Demons, [Berkeley, CA: Moe's Books], 1970.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 45x30 cm.
Box I 23:14

The Spirits Wait and Sing Beneath the Land, Plum Island Press, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 13x22 cm.
Box I 23:15

Swimming Naked in the Yuba River, [Berkeley, CA: Maidu Press, 1971].

Physical Description: 1 broadside 20x26 cm.
Box I 23:16

Tree Song, by Gary Snyder with Michael Mundy photograph, San Francisco: James Linden, 1986.

Physical Description: 1 broadside, 1 folder, 1 photograph, 1 envelope 20x25 cm.

Note

Limited edition presentation copy to members of The Roxburghe Club of San Francisco and the Zamorano Club of Los Angeles on the occasion of their Joint Meeting in Los Angeles, Oct. 25-26, 1986.
Legal 1:18

Two Logging Songs, Berkeley, CA: Serendipity Books, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 19x32 cm.
Box I 23:17

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, [Berkeley, CA: Gary Snyder(printed for him at Rainbow Zenith Press), 1973].

Physical Description: 2 broadsides 28x22 cm.
Box I 23:18

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, Olympia, Wash.: Lightfoot Press, circa 1976.

Physical Description: 3 broadsides 28x22 cm.
Legal 1:19

The Wild Mushroom, announcement for reading at Eugene, OR: March 7, 1983.

Physical Description: 2 broadsides 35x28 cm.
Folio 1:14

Yase: September, [North San Juan, CA: Bob Giorgio], circa 1979.

Physical Description: 1 broadside 41x51 cm.
 

Subseries 1.3.2 Books, 1959-2000

Physical Description: 1.6 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Consists of personal copies of Snyder's own works. A small number of the books are translations published in languages such as: Czech, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Swedish. Other types of materials include sheet music titled, "Gratitude to Mother Earth," and a booklet, "Smokey the Bear Sutra," ("Merry Christmas 1969" edition), created out of two mimeographed pages. Arranged alphabetically by title.
Box I 24:1

The Back Country. London: Fulcrum Press, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:2

The Back Country. New York: New Directions, 1968.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:3

The Blue Sky. New York: The Phoenix Book Shop, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:4

Cold Mountain Poems, ( Ventiquattro Poesie di Han Shan), in translation-Italian, North Press, 1977.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:5

Coming In To the Watershed, Keynote Address Publication Series. Sacramento, CA: The Center for California Studies, California State University, Sacramento, 1992.

Physical Description: 2 books, 1 letter
Box I 24:6

Earth House Hold. New York: New Directions, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:7

Earth House Hold, in translation-Japanese. Tokyo: Orion Press, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:8

Earth Hold Hold, ( Le Retour des Tribus), in translation-French, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:9

The Fudo Trilogy. Berkeley, CA: Shaman Drum, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:10

Good Wild Sacred. England: Five Seasons Press, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 24:11

Gratitude to Mother Earth, (sheet music). Rockville Centre, NY: Belwin Mills Publishing Corp., 1974.

Physical Description: 1 item.

Note

Snyder's Prayer for the Great Family set to music by Joseph Roff.
Box I 24:12

Intransit: The Gary Snyder Issue. Toad Press, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:1

Manzanita, a poem by Gary Snyder with silk screens by Marla Weinhoff, n.d.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:2

Manzanita. Bolinas, CA: Four Seasons Foundation, 1972.

Physical Description: 2 books
Box I 25:3

Maya: Gedichte, poems in translation-German. Munich: Carl Hanser Verlag, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:4

Myths & Texts. New York: Totem Press, 1960.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:5

Myths & Texts. New York: Totem Press, 1960, 1975.

Physical Description: 2 books
Box I 25:6

Myths & Texts. New York: New Directions, 1978. [hardbound]

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:7

Myths & Texts. New York: New Directions, 1978. [paperback]

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:8

North Sea Road, 1974.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:9

A Place in Space, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds: New and Selected Prose. Washington D.C.: Counterpoint, 1995.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:10

Poetry Reading: Gary Snyder, Singing Zen, in English and Japanese. Japan: 2000.

Physical Description: 1 book, 1 program, 4 fliers.

Note

Items related to, "Poetry Meets Zen: Gary Snyder/Singing Zen," event in Japan, Oct. 2000.
Box I 25:11

Premier chant du chaman et autres poems, in translation-French. Paris: la Difference, 1992.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 25:12

A Range of Poems. London: Fulcrum Press, 1966.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:1

Regarding Wave, Iowa City: University of Iowa, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:2

Regarding Wave, New York: New Directions, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:3

Regarding Wave. London: Fulcrum Press, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:4

Riprap. Ashland, Mass.: Origin Press, 1959.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:5

Riprap, second edition. Kyoto: Origin Press, 1959.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:6

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1965.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:7

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:8

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: North Point Press, 1990.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:9

Ryosen-an: Zendo Practices. Kyoto: The First Zen Institute of America in Japan, 1960.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:10

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1965.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:11

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End. London: Fulcrum Press, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:12

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End Plus One. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:13

Smokey the Bear Sutra, "Merry Christmas 1969" edition, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 two-page booklet
Box I 26:14

Smokey the Bear Sutra. Yellow Springs, Ohio: 1974.

Physical Description: 1 booklet
Box I 26:15

Songs for Gaia. Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press for Kah Tai Alliance, 1979. [hardbound]

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 26:16

Songs for Gaia. Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press, 1979. [paperback]

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:1

Tahle basen je pro medveda, in translation-Czech. Praha: Argo, 1997.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:2

Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads. Marlboro, Vermont: The Griffin Press, 1966.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:3

Tingens adring, poems in translation-Swedish, 1975.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:4

Turtle Island, (Skoldpaddson), in translation-Swedish, 1976.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:5

Turtle Island, in translation-Japanese, 1978.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 27:6

The Wooden Fish. Japan: The First Zen Institute of America in Japan, 1961.

Physical Description: 1 book
 

Subseries 1.3.3 Related Materials, 1968-[1999]

Physical Description: 0.4 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

These materials related to books written by Gary Snyder are divided into two categories: Dust Jackets and Other. Other related materials include receipts, royalty and fee statements, complimentary copies lists, a reviewer's checklist, cover art, agreements, and copyright records.
 

1.3.3.1 Dust Jackets, [1970]-[1999]

Physical Description: 0.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged alphabetically by title.
Folio 1:15

Axe Handles. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1983].

Physical Description: 1 advance proof dust jacket
Folio 1:16

The Gary Snyder Reader. Counterpoint, [1999].

Physical Description: 2 dust jackets, 1 paperback cover
Folio 1:17

Left Out in the Rain. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1986].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket, 2 paperback covers
Folio 1:18

Myths & Texts. New Directions, [1978].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket
Folio 1:19

The Practice of the Wild. North Point Press, [1990].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket
Folio 2:1

The Real Work. New Directions, [1980].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket
Folio 2:2

Regarding Wave, New Directions, [1970].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket
Folio 2:3

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1990].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket, 1 paperback cover
Folio 2:4

Taking the Path of Zen (by Robert Aitken with a Foreword by Gary Snyder). San Francisco: North Point Press, [1982].

Physical Description: 2 dust jackets
Folio 2:5

Turtle Island. New Directions, [1974].

Physical Description: 1 dust jacket
 

1.3.3.2 Other, 1968-1982

Physical Description: 0.2 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Arranged alphabetically by title.
Box I 27:7

The Back Country, receipts from J. B. Lippincott Co., March 25, [1968].

Physical Description: 2 receipts
Box I 27:8

The Back Country, royalty and fee statements and receipts from New Directions Publishing Corp., 1968-1969.

Physical Description: 11 pp.
Box I 27:9

The Back Country, complimentary copies list, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 pp.
Box I 27:10

Earth House Hold, royalty statements and copyright records from New Directions Publishing Corp., 1968-1969.

Physical Description: 6 pp.
Box I 27:11

Earth House Hold, complimentary copies list, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 27:12

[The Great Clod] Project, or Hokkaido: Perspective on Wildness, agreement with The John Muir Institute, March 12, 1970.

Physical Description: 8 pp.
Box I 27:13

He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village: The Dimensions of a Haida Myth, agreement with Grey Fox Press, 1977.

Physical Description: 8 pp.
Box I 27:14

Passage Through India, agreement with Grey Fox Press, Dec. 31, 1982.

Physical Description: 5 pp.
Box I 27:15

Regarding Wave, complimentary copies list, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 leaves
Box I 27:16

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End, registration of a claim to copyright, Sept. 13, 1965. And Manzanita, registration of a claim to copyright, .

Physical Description: 2 certificates, 1 note, 1 envelope
Box I 27:17

Turtle Island, cover art and Basic Reviewers Checklist with notes, ca. 1974.

Physical Description: 2 items
 

Subseries 1.4 Published In (Gary Snyder's contributions to books, periodicals, and other publications), 1947-2001

Physical Description: 19.7 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

Snyder collected examples of most of the publications to which he contributed. Formats of materials in this subseries include newsletters, newspapers, literary journals, and other periodicals, as well as books, pamphlets, reports, broadsides, clippings, calendars, catalogs, and fliers. Includes works translated into and published in: Chinese, Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovene, Spanish, and Swedish. Arranged chronologically by year of publication and within each year alphabetically by title of Snyder's contribution.
 

Subseries 1.4.1 1947

Physical Description: 1 item
Box I 27:18

" The Youngsteigers," prose in Mazama, Vol. 29, no. 13 (1947).

 

Subseries 1.4.2 1950-1952, 1954-1959

Physical Description: 27 items
Box I 27:19

" An Autumn Poem," " The Death of Rhea," poems, in Janus, Nov. 1950.

Box I 27:20

" A Poem," (" [Her life blew through my body and away...]") in Janus, Feb 1950.

Box I 27:21

" A Poem," (" Walking lonely on a fall day..."), poem in Janus, Jan. 1950.

Box I 27:22

" Tell Me If I Am Not Glad," " A Sinecure for P. Whalen," poems, in Janus, Feb. 1951.

Box I 27:23

" Three Mantic Poems," in Janus, May 1951.

Box I 27:24

" Songs for a Four-Crowned Dancing Hat," poem, in The Folio, March 1952.

Box I 27:25

" Maitreya," poem, in Berkeley Bussei, 1954.

Box I 27:26

" Epistemological Fancies," poem, in Berkeley Bussei, 1955.

Box I 27:27

" Olympic Mountains," poem, in Poems & Pictures, no. 4 (July 1955).

Box I 28:1

" [Review]," of Ella E. Clark, Indian Legends of the Pacific Northwest, in Midwest Folklore, Vol. 5, no. 3 (1955).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 28:2

" Song to be Sung Later," poem, in Occident, fall 1955.

Box I 28:3

" Groves 14," poem in The Needle, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1956).

Box I 28:4

" A Berry Feast," poem, in Evergreen Review, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1957).

Box I 28:5

" Changes: 3," poem, in The Black Mountain Review, no. 7 (autumn 1957).

Box I 28:6

" Groves 12," poem, in Ark II, Moby I, ca. 1957.

Box I 28:7

" Late October Camping in the Sawtooths," in Berkeley Bussei, 1957.

Box I 28:8

" What I Think About When I Meditate," poem, in Ark III, winter 1957.

Box I 28:9

" Chion-in," poem, in Yugen, no. 2 (1958).

Box I 28:10

" Cold Mountain Poems," in Evergreen Review, Vol. 2, no. 6 (1958).

Box I 28:11

" Praise for Sick Women," " Another for the Same," poems, in Yugen, no. 3 (1958).

Box I 28:12

" Song for a Stone Girl at Sanchi," " For Zeami and Kwanami, from Myths & Texts," poems, in Berkley Bussei, 1958.

Box I 28:13

" Spring Sesshin at Shokoku-ji," prose, in Chicago Review, summer 1958.

Box I 28:14

" Dear Sis," poem, in The Mariner, May 1959.

Box I 28:15

" From Myths & Texts," poem, in Yugen, no. 4 (1959).

Box I 28:16

" Night," " Cartagena," poems, in Evergreen Review, no. 9 (1959).

Box I 29:1

" Seven Quick Flips," poem, in Vigil: New Writing by New Writers, autumn 1959.

 

Subseries 1.4.3 1960-1969

Physical Description: 110 items
Box I 29:2

" Aubade," poem, in Sidewalk: Scotland's Quarterly Review, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1960).

Box I 29:3

" Burning the Small Dead," poem, in Nomad, no. 8, autumn (1960).

Box I 29:4

" Kyoto Sketch," " Hunting," " This Poem is for Deer," poems, in The Galley Sail Review, winter 1960.

Box I 29:5

" Marin-an," " Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," poems, in Berkeley Bussei, 1960.

Box I 29:6

" [Note on Beat Generation]," in translation-Japanese, in Chuo-koron, 1960.

Box I 29:7

" Six Month Song in the Foothills," " The Lookouts," " Baker's Cabin in 1952," " The Feathered Robe," " This Poem is for Birds," " Numerous Broken Eggs," " Under the Skin of It," poems, in Poetry Score, fall 1960.

Box I 29:8

" Soseki," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Tsukue, Nov. 1960.

Box I 29:9

" Vapor Trails," " A Dry Day Just Before the Rainy Season," " The Rainy Season," poems, in Between Worlds, Vol. 1, no. 1 (1960).

Box I 29:10

" [A View from the Mountain in Alaska in August]," " [Thin Ice]," " [Everyone in the Rain]," " [Shingon Temple, Kyoto]," " [Shinshu Temple]," " [Kyoto, March]," poems, in translation-Japanese, in Shigaku, 1960.

Box I 29:11

" A Walk," " Wild Horses," " After Work," " On Vulture Peak," poems, in Yugen, no. 6 (1960).

Box I 29:12

" Zen Buddhism," prose, in The New Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia Yearbook 1959, 1960.

Box I 30:1

" Buddhist Anarchism," prose, in Journal for the Protection of All Beings, no. 1 (1961).

Box I 30:2

" Fire in the Hole," " Skill," poems, in Trobar, no. 2 (1961).

Box I 30:3

" Hay for the Horses," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Subterraneans, no. 2 (1961).

Note

Letter from Yu Suwa enclosed.
Box I 30:4

" Letters to Will Peterson;" " Letters to Philip Whalen," " Letters to Allen Ginsberg," prose; " Bubbs Creek Haircut," " Yase: September," " Pine River," poems; in Origin, July 1961.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 30:5

" Nooksack Valley," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Subterraneans, no. ? (1961).

Box I 30:6

" Oil," poem, in translation-German, in Rhinozeros, 1961.

Box I 30:7

" A Poem of Plants," poem, in Outburst, no. 1 (1961).

Box I 30:8

" [Review]," of Ch'u Yuan, Li Sao, A Poem on Relieving Sorrows, in Journal of American Folklore, Jan.-March 1961.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 30:9

" The Ship in Yokohama," prose, in Kulchur, no. 3 (1961).

Box I 30:10

" Xrist," poem, in The Outsider, no. 1 (1961).

Box I 30:11

" Zen Buddhism," prose, in The New Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia Yearbook 1960, 1961.

Box I 30:12

" All Through the Rains," " Piute Creek," " Above Pate Valley," " Milton by Firelight," " Hay for the Horses," poems, in Contemporary American Poetry, Baltimore, MD: Penguin Books, 1962.

Box I 31:1

" Logging No. 9," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Gendai America shishu, 1962.

Box I 31:2

" Night Highway Ninety-Nine," poem, in Origin, no. 4 (Jan. 1962).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 31:3

" Four at Sea," " The Levels," poems, in The Yale Literary Magazine, (April 1963).

Box I 31:4

" Foxtail Pine," " Eight Sandbars on the Takano River," poems, in Northwest Review, summer 1963.

Box I 31:5

" A Heifer Clambers Up," poem, in The Beloit Poetry Journal, fall 1963.

Box I 31:6

" A Journey to Rishikesh & Hardwar," poem, in City Lights Journal, no. 1 (1963).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 31:7

" Six Years," poem, in Poetry, Oct.-Nov. 1963.

Box I 31:8

" Some Square Comes," " Madly Whirling Downhill," poems, in The Outsider, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1963).

Folio 2:6

" Across Lamarck Col.," poetry broadside, in A Poetry Folio, San Francisco: San Francisco Art Festival, 1964.

Physical Description: 10 broadsides in folio
Box I 31:9

" A Break," " Refractive Index," " Some Views Concerning the Proposed Site of a National Park," poems, in The East-West Review, Vol. 1, no. 1 (1964).

Box I 31:10

" The Firing," poem, in exhibition catalogue, Takeichi Kawai, John Chappell, 1964.

Box I 31:11

" Hymn to the Goddess San Francisco in Paradise," poem, in City Lights Journal, no. 2 (1964).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 31:12

" Hymn to the Goddess San Francisco in Paradise," poem, in Fuck You: A Magazine of the Arts, Sept. 1964.

Box I 31:13

" The Late Snow & Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-Four," poem, in Poets of Today, New York: International Publishers, 1964.

Box I 32:1

" Six Years," poem, in Joglars, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1964).

Box I 32:2

" The Spring," " April," poem, in Coyote's Journal, no. 1 (1964).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 32:3

" 3.XI.60," poem, in Joglars, Vol. 1, no. 1 (1964).

Box I 32:4

" Across Lamarck Col.," " August was Foggy," " For the West," " How to Make Stew in the Pinacate Desert Recipe for Locke & Drum," poems, in The Critical Quarterly, Vol. 7, no. 2 (1965).

Box I 32:5

" Dear Mr. President," poem, in Vietnam Blues, San Francisco: Bindweed Press, 1965.

Box I 32:6

" For the West," poem, in Synapse, no. 4 (May 1965).

Box I 32:7

" Hop, Skip, & Jump," " On Our Way to Khajuraha," poems, in The Paris Review, no. 34 (spring-summer 1965).

Box I 32:8

" Nanao Knows," poem, in Fux Magascean!, 1965.

Box I 32:9

" The Plum Blossom Poem," " Beneath My Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body," poems, in The Yale Literary Magazine, April 1965.

Box I 32:10

" [Review]," of Fosco Maraini, Where Four Worlds Meet, in Arizona Quarterly, Vol. 21, no. 2 (1965).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 32:11

" Through the Smoke Hole," poem, in Poetry, April-May 1965.

Box I 32:12

" To the Chinese Comrades," poem, in Coyote's Journal, no. 4 (1965).

Box I 32:13

" 2.XI.1964," " Sather," poems, in Synapse, Jan. 1965.

Legal 1:20

" All Over the Dry Grasses," " Sand," poems, in unidentified Japanese periodical, ca. 1966.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 32:14

" The Circumambulation of Mt. Tamalpais," " What Do They Say," " The Truth Like the Belly of a Woman Turning," poems, in Coyote's Journal, no. 5-6 (1966).

Box I 33:1

" Could She See the Whole Real World with her Ghost Breast Eyes Shut Under a Blouse Lid?" poem; " Buddhism & the Coming Revolution," prose; in translation-Japanese, in Psyche, Vol. 2 (Sept. 1966).

Box I 33:2

" Could She See the Whole Real World with her Ghost Breast Eyes Shut Under a Blouse Lid?" " The Circumambulation of Mount Tamalpais," poems, in Poems Read in the Spirit of Peace & Gladness, Berkeley, Calif.: Peace & Gladness Co-op Press, 1966.

Legal 1:21

" The Elwha River," poem, in "...stained the water clear...": A Festschrift for Lloyd J. Reynolds, Portland, OR: Reed College, 1966.

Box I 33:3

" For the Boy Who Was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago," " The Truth Like the Belly of a Woman Turning," " The Circumambulation of Mount Tamalpais," poems, in Agenda, (summer 1966).

Box I 33:4

" Go Round," " Oysters," " Circumambulating Arunachala," poems, in The Paris Review, no. 37 (spring 1966).

Box I 33:5

" Nanao Sakaki," note for Nanao Sakaki, Bellyfulls, Eugene, OR: Toad Press, 1966.

Box I 33:6

" 7.IV.64," poem; " A Statement About '7.IV.64'," prose; in Poems for Young Readers, 1966.

Box I 33:7

" Six Years," " Mt. Hiei," poems, in Poetry Northwest, Vol. 6, no. 4, 1966.

Box I 33:8

" Sixth-Month Song in the Foothills," " Trail Crew Camp at Bear Valley, 9000 Feet. Northern Sierra-White Bone and Threads of Snowmelt Water," " Home from the Sierra," poems, in The Critical Quarterly, Vol. 8, no. 1, (1966).

Box I 33:9

" Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads," poem, in Poetry, Dec. 1966.

Folio 2:7

" Buddhism & the Coming Revolution," prose in City of San Francisco Oracle, 1967.

Folio 2:8

" Buddhism & the Coming Revolution," prose, in translation-Japanese, in Psyche Journal, April 1967.

Folio 2:9

" Buddhist Anarchism," prose, in The Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle, Vol. 1, no. 8, (1967).

Box I 33:10

" A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon," " By the Tama River at the North End of the Plain in April," " Passage to More than India," poems, in unidentified Japanese publication, ca. 1967.

Folio 2:10

" Go Round," poetry broadside, in Unicorn Folio, series 1, no. 1, [Santa Barbara, CA:] Unicorn Press, 1967.

Physical Description: 8 broadsides in folio
Box I 33:11

" A Lion Dream," " Early Morning Orissa," " Banaras," " The Temples at Khajuraho," poems, in Coyote's Journal, no. 8 (1967).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 33:12

" Praise for Sick Women," poem, in translation-Czech, in Novi Americti Basnici, 1967.

Physical Description: 1 book
Legal 1:22

" Seed Pods," poem, in unidentified Japanese periodical, ca. 1967.

Box I 34:1

" Six Years," " Envoy to Six Years," " The Wide Mouth," poems, in The Journal of Creative Behavior, Vol. 1, no. 3 (July 1967).

Folio 2:11

" Why Tribe," prose, in The Tribes, Vol. 2, no. 1, Tokyo: Emerald Breeze Tribe, 1967.

Folio 2:12

" Burning Island," poem, in The Tribe, Vol. 2, no. 2, Tokyo: Emerald Breeze Tribe, 1968.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 34:2

" Eight Songs of Clouds and Water," poem, in Poetry, March 1968.

Box I 34:3

" In the House of the Rising Sun," " Dear Mr. President," " A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon," poems, in War Poems, New York: The Poets Press, Inc., 1968.

Box I 34:4

" Milton by Firelight," " A Stone Garden," " Myths and Texts, III," " Four Poems for Robin," poems, in Poems of our Moment, New York: Pegasus, 1968.

Box I 34:5

" A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon," " To Fire," " In the House of the Rising Sun," poems, in Thunderbolts of Peace and Liberation, Blackburn (Lancs.): BB Books, 1969.

Box I 34:6

" The Hudsonian Curlew," poem, in Poetry, Nov. 1969.

Box I 34:7

" Human Chauvinism," letter to the editor, in Newsweek, Dec. 1, 1969.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 letter
Box I 34:8

" It," " Love," poems, in Field, fall 1969.

Legal 1:23

" Land Lovers," quote from Snyder, in Look, Nov. 4, 1969.

Legal 1:24

" Love," poem; " The Return of Japhy Ryder," interview; in translation-Japanese; in Buzoku, Vol. 2, no. 3, 1969.

Box I 34:9

" Piute Creek," " Riprap," poems and literary criticism, in translation-Japanese, in The Rising Generation, Feb. 1969.

Box I 34:10

" Poke Hole Fishing After the March," " Smokey the Bear Sutra," poems, in Lillabulero, summer/fall 1969.

Folio 2:13

" Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," poem; " The Return of Japhy Ryder," interview; in Berkeley Barb, Vol. 8, no. 1 (Jan. 3-9, 1969).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Folio 2:14

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in The Augur, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1969).

Box I 34:11

" Sours of the Hills," poem, in Harper's Magazine, Sept. 1969.

 

Subseries 1.4.4 1970-1979

Physical Description: 250 items
Box I 34:12

" All the Spirit Powers Went to Their Dancing Place," " Without," poems in Aldebaran Review, no. 9 (Aug. 1970).

Box I 34:13

" Cold Mountain Poems," in Ting: The Caldron, San Francisco: Glide Urban Center, 1970.

Box I 35:1

" The Cold Mountain Poems of Han-Shan," from the Chinese, in Literature of the Eastern World, 1970.

Box I 35:2

" Dear Poets Commune," letter, in Anthology of Underground Poetry: Section Seven, Berkeley, Calif.: Poets' Commune Publications, 1970.

Box I 35:3

" Four Changes," prose, in The Congressional Record, April 15, 1970.

Box I 35:4

" Four Changes," prose, in translation-French (Swiss), in Oeuf: Premature Egg, 1970.

Box I 35:5

" Four Changes," prose, in Overflow, Vol. 3, no. 3 (1970).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Folio 2:15

" Four Changes," prose, in Peace News, Jan. 30, 1970.

Physical Description: 3 copies
Box I 35:6

" Four Changes," prose; " Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem; in Win Magazine, 1970.

Box I 35:7

" No Matter, Never Mind," poem, in A Book of Poems by Gary Snyder, Nathaniel Tarn, Anselm Hollo, Allen Planz, Ken Smith, Lee Harwood, Michael Anania, and Stuart Montgomery , 1970.

Box I 35:8

" O," poem, in The Hudson Review, Vol. 23, no. 3 (1970).

Box I 35:9

" Six Years," poem, in Ta Tzu Pao, ( Big Letter Newspaper), winter 1970.

Box I 35:10

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in Fulcrum, Vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb. 16, 1970).

Box I 35:11

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in A Report on E-Week at the Smithsonian, May 15, 1970.

Physical Description: 1 photograph and 1 report, in binder
Box I 35:12

" What You Should Know to be a Poet," " Long Hair," poems, in New American Review, no. 8 (1970).

Box I 35:13

" The Wilderness and the Non-Verbal," prose, in The Center Magazine, Vol. 3, no. 4 (July/Aug. 1970).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Folio 2:16

" Words for Earth," poems and prose, in Chinook, April 16, 1970.

Box I 35:14

" All the Spirit Powers Went to Their Dancing Place," poem; " Four Changes," prose; in Changes Magazine, 1971.

Box I 36:1

" The Call of the Wild," poem, in Not Man Apart, Vol. 1, no. 8 (Aug. 1971).

Box I 36:2

" Cold Mountain Poems," poems, in Montagna Rossa, 1971.

Box I 36:3

" The Dharma Eye of d.a. levy," prose, in The Serif, Dec. 1971.

Box I 36:4

" A Dry Day Just Before the Rainy Season," poem, in Mark in Time: Portraits & Poetry/San Francisco, San Francisco: Glide Publications, 1971.

Box I 36:5

" Four Changes," prose, in translation-German, in Hotcha!, no. 52 (Feb. 1971).

Box I 36:6

" The Hump-backed Flute Player," poem, in Coyote's Journal, no. 9 (1971).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 36:7

" Little Dead Kids Butts," " Charms," " The Bath," poems; " [Review]" of Philip Whalen, On Bear's Head, prose; in Caterpillar, no. 17, (Oct. 1971).

Legal 1:25

" Manzanita," poetry broadside, in Six Poems/Seven Prints, Kent, OH: Kent State University Libraries, 1971.

Physical Description: 6 broadsides and 7 prints in folio
Box I 36:8

" Meeting the Mountains," poem, in Origin, no. 20 (Jan. 1971).

Note

[photocopy]
Legal 1:26

" Prayer for the Great Family," poem, in Look, Jan. 26, 1971.

Box I 36:9

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in COSMEP Newsletter, Vol. 3, no. 2 (Nov. 1971).

Box I 36:10

" Source," poem, in Unmuzzled Ox, 1971.

Legal 1:27

" A Spring Night in Shokoku-ji," poem, in Daily Planet, Vol. 2, no. 1 (Jan. 25, 1971).

Box I 36:11

" Steak," poem, in Jeopardy, spring 1971.

Box I 36:12

" The Way West, Underground," " Control Burn," " Smokey the Bear Sutra," poems, in Raster, 1971.

Box I 36:13

" What is to be Done," poem, in Kayak, no. 26 (1971).

Box I 36:14

" Anasazi," " By Frazier Creek Falls," poems, in The Yes! Press Anthology, Santa Barbara, Calif.: Christopher's Books, 1972.

Box I 36:15

" [The Ancient Forests of China Logged]," " Maudgalyayana Saw Hell," " from Six Years," " Beneath My Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body," " Wave," " Kyoto Born in Spring Song," " Burning Island," " Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," " What You Should Know to be a Poet," poems, in Today's Poets, 2nd edition, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1972.

Box I 37:1

" As for Poets," " Anasazi," " Coyote Valley Spring," " Control Burn," poems, in translation-Italian, in Tam Tam, 1972.

Box I 37:2

" As for Poets," " By Frazier Creek Falls," " Source," poems, in Raster, 1972.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 37:3

" As for Poets," poem; " On 'As for Poets'," prose; in Diamond Sangha, 1972.

Box I 37:4

" As for Poets," poem; " On 'As for Poets'," prose; in The Rising Generation, no. 10 (Oct. 1972).

Folio 3:1

" The Bath," poem, in The Drummer, Nov. 30, 1972.

Box I 37:5

" The Bath," poem, in Edge, no. 3 (Feb. 1972).

Box I 37:6

" Clear-Cut," in Poetry Nippon, Sept. 1972.

Box I 37:7

" The Dead by the Side of the Road," poem, in Raven, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1972).

Box I 37:8

" Down," poem, in Open Reading, no. 1 (March 1972).

Box I 37:9

" Energy is Eternal Delight," prose, in translation-Italian, in Indian Paria, ca. 1972.

Box I 37:10

" Energy is Eternal Delight," prose in The New York Times, Jan. 12, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 clipping
Folio 3:2

" Energy is Eternal Delight," prose, in The Union, Grass Valley-Nevada City, Calif., May 2, 1972.

Folio 3:3

" For Berkeley," poem, in New Morning, Oct. 1972, Nov. 1972.

Box I 37:11

" For Nothing," " Night Herons," " Pine Tree Tops," poems, in Clear Creek, no. 13 (1972).

Box I 37:12

" The Front lines," " Manzanita," poems, in Dacotah Territory, no. 3 (1972).

Box I 37:13

" Hers," poem, in The 11, 1972.

Folio 3:4

" [Letter to Will Petersen]," prose, in Toucan, 1972.

Box I 37:14

" Mother Earth," in The New York Times, July 13, 1972.

Box I 37:15

" On San Gabriel Ridges," poem, in Caterpillar, no. 18 (April 1972).

Box I 37:16

" [Poems]," unidentified, in translation-Swedish, in Poesi fran USA, Stockholm: 1972.

Physical Description: 1 book
Legal 1:28

" Poetry and the Primitive," prose, in Co Tinneh, 1972.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 letter

Note

Letter from Derryll White enclosed.
Box I 37:17

" Prayer for the Great Family," poem, in The San Francisco Phoenix, Vol. 1, no. 2, 1972.

Legal 1:29

" The Real Work," broadside, in Rogue River Gorge, no. 4 (spring 1972).

Physical Description: 20 broadsides in folio, 2 copies
Box I 37:18

" The Way West, Underground," poem, in The Seventies, no. 1 (spring 1972).

Box I 38:1

" Above Pate Valley," poem, in Cold-Drill, no. 3 (1973).

Box I 38:2

" Anasazi," poem, in Northwest Review, Vol. 13, no. 2 (1973).

Box I 38:3

" A Berry Feast," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Kurushimagire, June 1973.

Box I 38:4

" Clear-Cut," " Virgin," poems, in Polaris, winter 1973.

Box I 38:5

" Collected Poems of Lew Welch," review, in The San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 28, 1973.

Box I 38:6-7

" The Elwha River," " A Walk," " A Heifer Clambers Up," " Four Poems for Robin," " The Snow on Saddle Mountain," " Meeting the Mountains," poems, in The Norton Anthology of Modern Poetry, New York: W.W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1973.

Physical Description: 1 hardbound copy, 1 paperback

Note

Box I 39:1

" Hemp," poem, in The Marijuana Review, Vol. 1, no. 9 (1973).

Box I 39:2

" The Hump-backed Flute Player," " For Plants," poems, in America A Prophecy, New York: Random House, 1973.

Box I 39:3

" Kamchatka Ravens," prose, in translation-Italian, in Tam Tam, 1973.

Box I 39:4

" Kyoto Born in Spring Song," " Shark Meat," poems, in Wetlands Magazine, summer 1973.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 clipping
Box I 39:5

" [Letter about Ezra Pound]," excerpt, in A Quiet Requiem for E.P., Jan. 19, 1973.

Physical Description: 1 program
Box I 39:6

" Mother Earth: Her Whales," poem, in translation-Swedish, in Tryck, no. 2 (1973).

Box I 39:7

" Original Vow," poem, in Kyoi, no. 2 (May 1973).

Box I 39:8

" Poetry and the Primitive," " Song of the Taste," " As for Poets," " Two Logging Songs," " Smokey the Bear Sutra," poems and prose, and article about Snyder, in translation-Japanese, in Yuriika, Nov. 1973.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 39:9

" [Review]," of Lew Welch, Ring of Bone, in Book People New Titles, Dec. 15, 1973.

Box I 39:10

" Tsurugi Mountain," poem, in Hawaii Review, spring 1973.

Box I 39:11

" Up Branches of Duck River," poem, in " Unmuzzled Ox," Vol. 2, no. 1-2, (1973).

Box I 39:12

" Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen," poem, in Hyperion, fall 1973.

Box I 40:1

" August on Sourdough, A Visit from Dick Brewer," " Trail Crew Camp at Bear Valley, 9000 Feet. Northern Sierra-White Bone and Threads of Snowmelt Water," " A Heifer Clambers Up," " How to Make Stew in the Pinacate Desert Recipe for Locke & Drum," poems, in Literary Calvacade, Jan. 1974.

Box I 40:2

" Bedrock," " Rain in Alleghany," " Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen," poems, in Wednesday Nights, 1974.

Box I 40:3

" Burning Island Yake Jima," " Love," poems; article about Berkeley poetry reading; in Om, Tokyo: Cosmic Child Community, Dec. 1974.

Box I 40:4

" Det Nye Stammesamfunnet," prose, in translation-Norwegian, in Vannbaereren, no. 1 (winter 1974).

Box I 40:5

" For Alan Watts," " Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen," poems, in The Eastern Buddhist, May 1974.

Box I 40:6

" For the Boy Who Was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago," poem, in Wilderness Camping, fall 1974.

Box I 40:7

" Four Changes," in translation-Japanese, in Om, Cosmic Child Community, Nov. 1974.

Box I 40:8

" Just Before 44," poem, in Bastard Angel, fall 1974.

Box I 40:9

" Letter from Gary Snyder," in Om, Cosmic Child Community, July 1974.

Box I 40:10

" MA," poem, in Coyote's Journal, no. 10, 1974.

Box I 40:11

" Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " Riprap," " A Berry Feast," " Burning the Small Dead," " Yase: September," " A Volcano in Kyushu," " Nansen," " Wandering the Old, Dirty Countries," " For John Chappell," " 7-IV-64," " August was Foggy," " Logging," " Hunting," poems, in Almanacco Dello Specchio, no. 3 (1974).

Box I 40:12

" [Poems]," in translation-Swedish, in Vox, 1974.

Box I 40:13

" Postnote," prose, in Bits & Snatches: The Selected Works of Sam Thomas, New York: White Rose Press, 1974.

Box I 40:14

" [Review]," of Lew Welch, Ring of Bone; " What Steps," poem; in North Country, March 1974.

Box I 40:15

" Tomorrow's Children," poem, in Not Man Apart, Vol. 4, no. 15 (1974).

Box I 40:16

" What Happened Here Before," poem, in Phenomenology of Landscape, Carrboro, N.C.: Truck Press, 1974.

Box I 41:1

" What Will Happen to Suwanose Island and Banyon Ashram?," in Om, Japan: Cosmic Child Community, May 15, 1974.

Box I 41:2

" Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen," poem, in Not Man Apart, Vol. 4, no. 17 (1974).

Box I 41:3

" The Call of the Wild," " Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," " Song of the Taste," " Civilization," " Not Leaving the House," " Long Hair," poems, in Beat Generation ( Entretiens, no. 34), 1975.

Legal 1:30

" Coyote Yapping on the Ridge...," poem, in Mountain Gazette, Aug. 1975.

Box I 41:4

" For Berkeley," poem, in Noise, no. 4 (Dec. 1975).

Box I 41:5

" Getting There," " All in the Family," " Fear Not," poems; " Pelton Wheel Notes," prose; in An Alleghany Star Route Anthology, 1975.

Box I 41:6

" Getting There," " Fear Not," poems, in Northwest Review, Vol. 14, no. 3 (1975).

Box I 41:7

" The Incredible Survival of Coyote," prose, in Western American Literature, Feb. 1975.

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 41:8

" Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " Piute Creek," " Nooksack Valley," " The Late Snow & Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-Four," poems, in Modern Poetry of Western America, Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University Press, 1975.

Box I 41:9

" Nanao Knows," " Through the Smoke Hole," " Long Hair," " What You Should Know To Be a Poet," " Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," " No Matter, Never Mind," " For the Children," " Prayer for the Great Family," " Mother Earth: Her Whales," " As for Poets," poems, in translation-Dutch, in Mandala, no. 2 (summer 1975).

Box I 41:10

" On Wilderness," prose, in The Living Wilderness, winter 1974-1975.

Box I 41:11

" Pine Tree Tops," " The Dazzle," " Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " Piute Creek," " Milton By Firelight," " Kyoto: March," " Logging," " This Poem is for Bear," " Burning," " Foxtail Pine," " Through the Smoke Hole," " Wave," " Song of the Taste," " Magpie's Song," " For the Children," " Without," poems; " Clouds and Rocks," " Wildland, A Voice From Within," prose; in Proceedings of the Right to Remain Wild, A Public Choice, Nov. 17-19, 1975.

Box I 41:12

" Poetry and the Primitive: Notes on Poetry as an Ecological Survival Technique," prose, in translation-Spanish, in Revista de Occidente, Feb.-March 1975.

Box I 41:13

Turtle Island, excerpt, in Earthwatch Oregon, April 1975.

Box I 41:14

Turtle Island, excerpt, in Energy in Kansas: A Look at Human Values and Changing Lifestyles, League of Women Voters of Kansas, 1975.

Box I 41:15

Turtle Island, selections, in translation-Japanese, in Om, Cosmic Child Community, April 1975.

Box I 41:16

" Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen," poem, in West Coast Paria, 1975.

Box I 42:1

" Without," poem (print by Michael Corr), in Alcheringa; Ethnopoetics, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1975).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 42:2

" The Yogin and the Philosopher," prose, in Alcheringa; Ethnopoetics, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1975).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 42:3

" All the Spirit Powers Went to Their Dancing Place," poem, in Understanding Poetry, 4th edition, New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1976.

Box I 42:4

" Energy is Eternal Delight," prose, in translation-Italian, in North, Oct. 1976.

Box I 42:5

" Facts," poem, in translation-Romanian, in Secolul 20, 1976.

Legal 1:31

" For All," " The Grand Entry," poems, in The New York Times Magazine, July 4, 1976.

Box I 42:6

" For/From Lew," (" Poem For/From Lew"), poem, in Pacific Sun Literary Quarterly, fall 1976.

Box I 42:7

" For/From Lew," (" Poem For/From Lew"), poem, in "...where ring is what a bell does": appreciation of Lew Welch, Stone Soup Poetry, 1976.

Folio 3:5

" The Future of Nuclear Power," prose, in Simple Living, Vol. 1, no. 5 (1976).

Box I 42:8

" High Quality Information," " Poetry is the Eagle of Experience," " The Earth's Wild Places," " Calcium Poem," poems; " [Comment on O'Neill's space colony]," prose; in Coevolution Quarterly, spring 1976.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 42:9

" [Letter to the Editor]," in defense of the California Arts Council, in The Sacramento Bee, Aug. 1, 1976.

Note

Box I 42:10

" Myths and Texts," in The Face of Poetry: 101 Poets in Two Significant Decades--the 60's & the 70's, Arlington: Gallimaufry, 1976.

Box I 43:1

" North Beach," prose, in The New Deep City Press, 1976.

Note

Includes note from Dave Bolton.
Box I 43:2

" Pine Tree Tops," poem, in Henry Luce Foundation, Inc., 1975-1976 Annual Report, 1976.

Box I 43:3

" Piute Creek," " The Public Bath," " As for Poets," " Coyote Valley Spring," " Pine Tree Tops," poems, in Sixteen Modern American Poets, Tokyo: The Eihosha Ltd., 1976.

Box I 43:4

" Poetry and the Primitive," prose, in translation-Hungarian, in Helikon, 1976.

Box I 43:5

" The Politics of Ethnopoetics," prose, in Alcheringa; Ethnopoetics, Vol. 2, no. 2 (1976).

Box I 43:6

" Preface," in Peter Blue Cloud, Turtle, Bear and Wolf, Rooseveltown, NY: Akwesasne Notes, 1976.

Legal 1:32

" Re-Inhabitation," prose; " What Happened Here Before," poem; in Humanities Network: Newsletter of the California Council for the Humanities in Public Policy, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1976).

Physical Description: 1 clipping, 1 newsletter
Box I 43:7

Turtle Island, excerpt, in Earth Journal, Vol. 6, no. 4 (1976).

Box I 43:8

" The Bath," poem, in Wet: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing, Aug./Sept. 1977.

Box I 43:9-10

" Berry Territory," " Bows to Drouth," " Walked Two Days in Snow, Then It Cleared for Five," poems, in New Directions in Prose and Poetry 35, New York: New Directions, 1977.

Physical Description: 1 hardbound book, 1 paperback

Note

Box I 43:11

" Big Fire at Ananda," poem, in Poetry Center Newsletter, Nov. 1977.

Box I 44:1

" By Frazier Creek Falls," poem, in The Gift Outright: America to Her Poets, New York: Greenwillow Books, 1977.

Box I 44:2

" The Cool Around the Fire," poem, in Kuksu, no. 6 (1977).

Legal 1:33

" The Country Surrounds the City...," poem, in Backcountry, fall 1977.

Folio 3:6

" The Dead by the Side of the Road," poem, in The Western Slopes Connection, July 19-Aug. 1, 1977.

Box I 44:3

" The Earth's Wild Places," " Prayer for the Great Family," poems, in Earth Heart Almanac, 1977.

Folio 3:7

" For All," poem, in The New Age Harmonist, Vol. 1, no. 3 (ca. 1977).

Box I 44:4

" For Berkeley," poem, in City of Buds & Flowers, Berkeley, Calif.: Aldebaran Review, 1977.

Box I 44:5

" For/From Lew," (" Poem For/From Lew,"), poem, in Pocket Poetry, Vol. 2, no. 4 (1977).

Box I 44:6

" It Pleases," poem, in Washington and the Poet, Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1977.

Box I 44:7

" Un message de de Gary Snyder," poem, in translation-French, in Chaman, no. 7 (1977).

Box I 44:8

" The Cold Mountain Poems of Han-Shan," poems; " Le Yogin et le Philosophie," prose; in translation-French, in Chaman, no. 9 (1978).

Box I 44:9

" The Dead by the Side of the Road," poem, as part of article, " How to Use Road Kills," in Coevolution Quarterly, no. 17 (spring 1978).

Box I 44:10

" Editor's Statement," " Wild in China," prose, in Journal for the Protection of All Beings, ( Coevolution Quarterly, no. 19), fall 1978.

Physical Description: 3 copies
Box I 44:11

" Facts," poem, in Street Magazine, Vol. 2, no. 4 (1978).

Box I 44:12

" For the Children," " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," poems, in The New Alchemy Calendar for 1979, 1978.

Box I 45:1

" Foreword," for Mirror for the Moon, New York: New Directions, 1978.

Box I 45:2

" Introduction," for Gary H. Holthaus, Unexpected Manna, Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press, 1978.

Box I 45:3

" John Muir on Mt. Ritter," " Amitabha's Vow," poems, in East West Journal, May 1978.

Box I 45:4

" The Kukini," poem, in Plucked Chicken, no. 2 (Feb. 1978).

Box I 45:5

" [Letter]," in The Caged Collective!, Berkeley, Calif.: Aldebaran Review, 1978.

Box I 45:6

" Long Hair," " The Dead by the Side of the Road," poems, in Silent Voices: Recent American Poems on Nature, St. Paul, MN: Ally Press, 1978.

Box I 45:7

" Migration of Birds," poem, in translation-French, in In-Hui, no. 4 (1978).

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 letter

Note

Letter from Jacques Darras enclosed.
Box I 45:8

" Oil," poem, in Energy Research, University of Minnesota, 1978.

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 45:9

The Old Ways, excerpt, prose in North Country Anvil, no. 26-27 (March-June 1978).

Box I 45:10

" The Poetry of Natural Philosophy," prose, in announcement, The New Natural Philosophy, International College, 1978.

Physical Description: 3 copies
Box I 45:11

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in Gathering Together, May 1978.

Box I 45:12

" The Songs at Custer's Battlefield," poem, in Zero, no. 1 (1978).

Box I 45:13

" Through the Smoke Hole," poem, in The Poetry Anthology 1912-1977, 1978.

Box I 46:1

" As for Poets," " The Good Earth," poems, in translation-German, in Fiesta in Foresta: Poema la Siesta, [Gottingen, Germany]: Verlag Altaquito, 1979.

Box I 46:2

" The Bath," poem, in A Geography of Poets, New York: Bantam Books, 1979.

Box I 46:3

" [Comment]," on El Capitan, film by Fred Padula, on flyer, ca. 1970.

Legal 1:34

" The Egg," " Piute Creek," " Running Water Music II," " The Blue Sky," " Meeting the Mountains," The Old Ways, " Looking for Nothing," " For Nothing," " Dawn," " Cold Mountain Poem, 17," " Without," " Prayer for the Great Family," excerpts, in calendar, The Last Wildlands, Friends of the Earth, 1979.

Box I 46:4

" From a Letter (28.iii.79)," prose published in New Wilderness Letter, no. 7 (ca. 1979).

Physical Description: 1 clipping

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 46:5

" Getting There," poem, in Amerus, no. 1 (1979).

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 note

Note

Note from Jack Hirschman enclosed.
Box I 46:6

" Hay for the Horses," " Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " By Frazier Creek Falls," " The Dead by the Side of the Road," " The Late Snow & Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-Four," " Avocado," " The Way West, Underground," " This Poem is for Bear," " Milton by Firelight," poems, in Contemporary Northwest Writing, Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 1979.

Box I 46:7

" Introduction," " Talk at Ishi Wilderness Conference," prose published in Upriver Downriver," 1979.

Folio 3:8

" The Old Ways," prose in Not for Sale, ca. 1979.

Box I 46:8

" Planting," poem, in Brother Songs: A Male Anthology of Poetry, 1979.

Box I 46:9

" Poetry, Community, & Climax," prose; " For All," poem; in Field, no. 20 (1979).

Physical Description: clipping
Box I 46:10

" Poetry, Community, & Climax," prose; " For All," " Axe Handles," " Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down," poems; in Field, no. 20 (spring 1979).

Physical Description: 1 periodical
Box I 47:1

" Re-inhabitation," prose, in Rootdrinker, Vol. 3, no. 12 (1979).

Box I 47:2

" Re-inhabitation: Learning Who We Are from Where We Are," prose, in New Roots for the Northeast, no. 7 (Sept.-Oct. 1979).

Box I 47:3

" [Reviews of periodicals]," in Coevolution Quarterly, no. 21 (1979).

Box I 47:4

" River in the Valley," " Notes on Natural Style," poems, in Plucked Chicken, no. 5 (Aug. 1979).

Box I 47:5

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in Wild Oregon, Sept.-Oct. 1979.

Box I 47:6

" Working on the '58 Willys Pickup," poem, in Zero, 1979.

 

Subseries 1.4.5 1980-1989

Physical Description: 246 items
Legal 2:1

" [Blurb]," for True Night, on flyer, ca. 1980.

Legal 2:2

" Marin-an," " Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " Song of the Taste," " The Great Power Line Pole," " Cartagena," poems, in translation-Spanish, in Noroeste, May 4, 1980.

Box I 47:7

" For All," poem, in The Applevine, Sept. 24, 1980.

Box I 47:8

" For the Children," poem, in The Flower Essence Quarterly, autumn 1980.

Box I 47:9

" For the Children," poem, in Issues in Planning Services for California's Children and Youth, California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, 1980.

Box I 47:10

" Foreword," for Edward H. Schafer, The Divine Woman, San Francisco: North Point Press, 1980.

Box I 47:11

" I Speak for the Wilderness," prose, in Resurgence, no. 83 (Nov.-Dec. 1980).

Box I 47:12

" Journeys," poem, in Dreamworks, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1980).

Box I 47:13

" Loving the Land: Living by the Green and the Sun," prose, in Resurgence, Jan.-Feb. 1980.

Box I 47:14

" A Mind Like Compost," poem, in 25 Years...Reflection Vipasyayana, Buddhist Seminar, Aug. 1-3, 1980.

Box I 47:15

" The Past Year on San Juan Ridge," prose, in Upriver Downriver, 1980.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 photocopy
Box I 48:1

" Poem for/from Lew," poem, in Poemcard of the Month: 12 Poemcards, Buffalo, N.Y.: White Pine Press, 1980.

Box I 48:2

" Poetry, Community, & Climax," prose, in InterChange, Honolulu: InterArts Hawaii, 1980.

Box I 48:3

" Poetry, Community, & Climax," prose, in Minus 31 and the Wind Blowing, Anchorage, AK: Alaska University Press, 1980.

Box I 48:4

" The Real Work of Gary Snyder," prose; " Talking Late with the Governor about the Budget," " Without," " For the Children," poems; in NewAge, Vol. 5, no. 12, (1980).

Folio 3:9

" A Sense of Place," prose, in The Ravencall, June 1980.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 48:5

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in The Windless Orchard, no. 36 (spring-summer 1980).

Box I 48:6

" Songs for Gaia," poem, in translation-Italian, in "...?", 1980.

Legal 2:3

" True Night," poem, in The Union, Weekend Prospector, Sept. 13, 1980.

Box I 48:7

" When to Not," poem, in Upriver Downriver, no. 4 (1980).

Box I 48:8

" Where We Are," poem, in Parabola, Vol. 5, no. 1 (1980).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 48:9

" Zen, Why?," prose, in Plucked Chicken, no. 6 (April 1980).

Box I 48:10

" [Borrowers don't bother me...]," translation of Han Shan poem, in Trips for Beginners, Some Poems, Nana Press, 1981.

Box I 48:11

" Breasts," " True Night," poems, in Zero, 1981.

Box I 48:12

" Cities: Salvaging the Parts," prose, in The Planet Drum Review, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1981).

Box I 48:13

" [Comment]," on Eye of the Womb by Susan Suntree, on flyer, ca. 1981.

Legal 2:4

" The Dead by the Side of the Road," poem, in Roadkills, Cheloniidae Press, 1981.

Physical Description: 1 book
Box I 48:14

" The Flowing," poem, in Conjunctions: I. Inaugural Double-Issue: A Festschrift in Honor of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions, 1981.

Box I 48:15

" For/From Lew," poem, in Blaketimes, no. 2 (1981).

Legal 2:5

" For the Children," poem, in Ziriuz, no. 33 (Nov. 1981).

Box I 49:1

" Ink and Charcoal," prose, in Coevolution Quarterly, no. 32 (winter 1981).

Physical Description: 2 periodicals, 1 clipping
Box I 49:2

" Look Back," poem, in Upriver Downriver, no. 6 (ca. 1981).

Box I 49:3

" Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout," " An Autumn Morning in Shokoku-Ji," " The Dead by the Side of the Road," " Prayer for the Great Family," poems, in The Harper Anthology of Poetry, 1981.

Box I 49:4

" Musgrave Ranges Gatha," poem, in Scripsi, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1981).

Box I 49:5

" Overseas Poets Visit Central Australia," excerpts from a talk, in Aboriginal Languages Association Newsletter, no. 2 (Nov. 1981).

Box I 49:6

" [Preface]," for A Zen Forest, Sayings of the Masters, in translation-Japanese, in Zenrinkushu Ri Tsuite, 1981.

Box I 49:7

" [Quote]," in Agayuli: Southeastern Permaculture Inventory and Newsletter, fall 1981.

Box I 49:8

" [Quote]," in Tom Birch article, " The Liberation of Turtle Island," in Not Man Apart, Oct. 1981.

Box I 49:9

The Real Work, excerpt in " Journal Jottings," in Bulletin-The Indian Institute of World Culture, Vol. 1, no. 8 (1981).

Box I 49:10

" Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," " Above Pate Valley," " Burning Island," poems, in Affinities, Vol. 1, no. 1 (1981).

Box I 49:11

" Riprap," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Amerikashi no sekai: seiritsu kara gendai, Tokyo: Taishukanshoten, 1981.

Legal 2:6

" Smokey the Bear Sutra," poem, in The Fifth Estate, Vol. 15, no. 6 (1981).

Box I 50:1

" Soy Sauce," poem, in Snapdragon, Vol. 4, no. 2 (1981).

Folio 3:10

" True Night," poem, in The San Francisco Bay Guardian, Vol. 15, no. 43 (1981).

Box I 50:2

" True Night," poem, in Temenos, no. 1 (1981).

Box I 50:3

" Up Branches of Duck River," poem, in Gregory Corso: Writings from Unmuzzled Ox Magazine, New York: 1981.

Box I 50:4

" Where We Are," poem, in The American West, July/Aug. 1981.

Box I 50:5

" Aboriginal Dreamtime and Mahayana Buddhism," prose, in Mind, Moon, Circle, June 1982.

Box I 50:6

" Arts, Bioregions, and Communities," prose, in Native Arts Issues 81/82, Alaska State Council on the Arts, 1982.

Box I 50:7

" Breasts," poem, in Exile, Reed College Literary Magazine, 1982.

Box I 50:8

" Delicate Criss-crossing Beetle Trails Left in the Sand," " Breasts," " Soy Sauce," poems, in River Styx, no. 12, (1982).

Box I 50:9

" Earth is Sacred," prose, in Resurgence, Nov.-Dec. 1982.

Box I 50:10

" How Ethnopoetry can be Realized," prose, in translation-German, in Trickster, no. 9/10, (Dec. 1982).

Box I 50:11

" Journey to Mountains and Rivers Without End," prose, in Takaido, Lawrence: The University of Kansas, 1982.

Box I 50:12

" Kenneth Rexroth," prose, in The Kyoto Review, no. 15 (fall 1982).

Box I 50:13

" Kenneth Rexroth," prose, in translation-Japanese, in Seiza, Oct. 1982.

Box I 50:14

" [Letter]," in Earth First!, Vol. 2, no. 7 (1982).

Box I 50:15

" Manzanita," poem, in Dacotah Territory, A 10 Year Anthology, Fargo: North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies, 1982.

Box I 51:1

" North Country Road," poem, in East West Photo Journal, Vol. 3, no. 8 (1982).

Box I 51:2

" Old Woman Nature," " I Am Sorry I Disturbed You," poems, in Contact II, Vol. 5, no. 26 (1982).

Box I 51:3

" Poetry in Turbulence," " Granite Creek Guard Station, July 9," " Grow Food," " Daily Meditation," " Industrial Dark Ages," in Resurgence, Vol. 13, no. 4 (1982).

Box I 51:4

" Spring Sesshin at Shokoku-ji," prose, in Hampshire Buddhist Society Summer Journal, no. 3 (summer 1982).

Box I 51:5

" Affirming Non-violence in a Violent World," April 6, 1983 talks by Snyder, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Roshi Kapleau, at Rochester, NY, Unitarian Church, transcripts in Zen Bow Newsletter, Vol. 5, no. 3 (1983).

Box I 51:6

" Axe Handles," poem, in Fine Woodworking, no. 42 (Sept./Oct. 1983).

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 51:7

" Axe Handles," " Talking Late with the Governor about the Budget," poems, in Poet News, Dec. 1983.

Note

[photocopy]
Box I 51:8

" The Bath," poem, in Divided Light: Father and Son Poems, New York: The Sheep Meadow Press, 1983.

Box I 51:9

" [Behind it is a forest that goes to the Arctic...]," quote, in 1984 Western Wilderness Calendar, 1983.

Physical Description: 2 calendars
Box I 51:10

" The Call of the Wild," poem, in The Cambridge Poetry Magazine, autumn 1983.

Box I 51:11

" Fear Not," " Hers," " Uluru Wild Fig Song," poems, in Sulfur, Vol. 3, no. 1 (1983).

Legal 2:7

" For a Fifty-Year-Old Woman in Stockholm," poem, in translation-Swedish, and article about Snyder, in Sydsvenska Dagbladet Snallposten, Feb. 27, 1983.

Physical Description: 1 clipping
Box I 51:12

" Good, Wild, Sacred," prose, in Coevolution Quarterly, fall 1983.

Physical Description: 3 periodicals, 1 clipping
Box I 51:13

" The Hump-backed Flute Player," poem; " Walls within Walls," prose; in Coevolution Quarterly, no. 37 (spring 1983).

Box I 51:14

" [Letter]," in The Deep Ecologist, no. 7 (Sept. 1983).

Box I 51:15

" Letter from Sweden," in Raise the Stakes: The Planet Drum Review, no. 6 (winter 1983).

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 clipping
Box I 51:16

" Money Goes Upstream," poem, in Electrum, no. 30 (summer 1983).

Box I 51:17

" O Waters," poem, in translation-Japanese, in Seidaiki, 1983.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 letter, 1 envelope

Note

Letter from translator, Aoshi Yoshimoto, enclosed.
Box I 52:1

" On the Road with D.T. Suzuki," prose, in Cloud-hidden Friends Letter, no. 5 (1983).

Physical Description: 2 photocopies
Box I 52:2

" [Review]," of Steve Sanfield, A New Way, on announcement, ca. 1983.

Box I 52:3

" So Old-," poem, in Sierra Heritage, Vol. 3, no. 3 (1983).

Legal 2:8

" Talking Late with the Governor about the Budget," " For All," poems; and interview with Snyder; in California Living Magazine, Nov. 20, 1983.

Box I 52:4

Turtle Island, prose excerpt, in Katuah: Bioregional Journal of the Southern Appalachians, no. 1 (autumn 1983).

Legal 2:9

" Volvernos Nativos," prose, in the Spanish, in Periodico Erratico, Argentina, April-May 1983.

Box I 52:5

" Walked Two Days in Snow, Then It Cleared for Five," " The Canyon Wren," poems, in American West, Sept./Oct. 1983.

Box I 52:6

" Wild Sacred Good Land," prose, in Resurgence, no. 98 (May-June 1983).

Legal 2:10

" Alaska," " Getting in the Wood," " Dillingham, Alaska, the Willow Tree Bar," " The Grand Entry," poems, in We Alaskans, Vol. 5, no. 20 (1984).

Physical Description: 3 copies
Legal 2:11

" Arts, Bioregions, and Communities," prose, in ARC, Sept./Oct. 1984.

Physical Description: 1 clipping
Box I 52:7

" Arts, Bioregions, and Communities," prose, in Art Matters, Vol. 2, no. 1 (1984).

Box I 52:8

" Coyote Man, Mr. President, and the Gun Fighters," prose, in Eugene Magazine, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1984).

Physical Description: 5 copies
Box I 52:9

" Poetry, Community, & Climax," in translation-German, in Trans Atlantik, Feb. 2, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 postcard
Box I 52:10

" Does Bioregionalism Need an Open Fire (Wildfire) (Control Burn)?" prose, in Raise the Stakes: The Planet Drum Review, no. 10 (summer 1984).

Box I 52:11

" The Hump-backed Flute Player," poem, in Loblolly: A Literary Biannual of the Vortex, no. 1 (Aug. 1984).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 52:12

" [Journal entry]," in textbook, Expressways: A Basal Language Program, 1984.

Box I 52:13

" A Maul for Bill and Cindy's Wedding," poem, in The Mother Earth News, no. 86 (March-April 1984).

Box I 52:14

" Notes on the Beat Generation," " The New Wind," prose, in American Poetry, Vol. 2, no. 1 (1984).

Box I 52:15

" A Question of Worth," prose, in Outlook: Journal for a Nuclear-Free Sierra, Vol. 2, no. 2 (ca. 1984).

Box I 52:16

" [Review]," of Peter Blue Cloud, Elderberry Flute Song; " [Review]," of Richard K. Nelson, Make Prayers to the Raven; in Coevolution Quarterly, summer 1984.

Physical Description: 2 clippings, 1 periodical
Box I 53:1

" Song of the Taste," poem; " Grace," prose; in Coevolution Quarterly, no. 43 (fall 1984).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 53:2

" Song of the Taste," poem; " On 'Song of the Taste'," prose; in Earth First!, Vol. 5, no. 1 (1984).

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" Soy Sauce," " Bows to Drouth," " Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down," " For a Fifty-year-old Woman in Stockholm," " Old Woman Nature," " Hers," poems, in Mind Moon Circle: Journal of the Sydney Zendo, winter 1984.

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" Strategic Air Command," poem, in Nuke-Rebuke, Iowa City, Iowa: The Spirit That Moves Us Press, 1984.

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" Three Deer One Coyote Running in the Snow," " For a Fifty-year-old Woman in Stockholm," " Changing Diapers," poems, in Poetry Now, autumn 1984.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 letter
Box I 53:6

" Tilth Jamboree," 1984 keynote presentation, excerpts, in Tilth Jamboree Directory & Proceedings, 1984.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 clipping
Box I 53:7

" We Make our Vows Together with All Beings," poem, in Buddhist Peace Fellowship Newsletter, Australia, spring 1984.

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" Wild, Sacred, Good Land, Saving the Little Waterhole We Sing By," prose, in The Schumacher Lectures, 1984.

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" Axehandles," poem, in Beatitude 33, Silver Anniversary, 1985.

Box I 53:10

" By Frazier Creek Falls," " The Truth Like Belly of a Woman Turning," " It Pleases," " For the Children," poems, in translation-Russian, in Flame, 1985.

Box I 53:11

" Chan in the People's Republic," prose, in Ring of Bone Zendo Newsletter, [March 1985].

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" Changing Diapers," poem, in Iris: A Journal About Women, no. 13, University of Virginia, spring 1985.

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" [Comment]" on The Same Sea In Us All: Poems of Jaan Kaplinski, on broadside, ca. 1985.

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" Coyote Man, Mr. President and the Gunfighters," prose, in Buddhist Peace Fellowship Newsletter, Vol. 7, no. 1 (Jan. 1985).

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" For All," " The Dazzle," " Three Deer One Coyote Running in the Snow," " Old Woman Nature," poems; " Poetry and the Magic of Animals," prose; in The Human/Animal Connection, 1985.

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" Gary Snyder's Sierra for Petra Kelly," prose, in article, " Go," in California, June 1985.

Physical Description: 2 periodicals, 1 clipping
Box I 54:2

" How We Do Mayday and Halloween on the Western Slope of the Northern Nevada," prose, in Upriver Downriver, no. 7 [June 1985].

Physical Description: 3 copies
Box I 54:3

" June," " The Public Bath," " Nansen," " Things to Do Around Kyoto," poems, in Kaleidoscope Kyoto, no. 14 (May-June 1985).

Legal 2:12

" Na putu sa D.T. Suzukijem," article about D. T. Suzuki, in translation-Slovene, in Kulture Istoka, April-June 1985.

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 clipping
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" Oil," " Mt. Hiei," " For John Chappel," " Charms," poems, in translation-Russian, in Horizons, no. 1 (1985).

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" Old Woman Nature," in Modern Maturity, Vol. 28, no. 5 (Oct./Nov. 1985).

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" [Poems]," in translation-Chinese, in [ Anthology of American Contemporary Poetry, 1985?].

Physical Description: 3 clippings
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Regarding Wave, The Back Country, and Turtle Island, excerpts, in Book of Love: An Encyclopedic Lexicon and Consulting Dictionary of the Word Love, 1985.

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" Song of the Taste," poem, in 45 Contemporary Poems: The Creative Process, Longman English and Humanities Series, 1985.

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 54:9

" This Poem is for Bear," " Riprap," " Sixth-month Song in the Foothills," " Trail Crew Camp at Bear Valley. 9000 Feet. Northern Sierra-White Bone and Threads of Snowmelt Water," " I Went into the Maverick Bar," " Two Fawns That Didn't See the Light This Spring," poems, in The Harvard Book of Contemporary American Poetry, Cambridge, Mass.: The Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1985.

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" At the White River Roadhouse In the Yukon," poem, in Blind Donkey, Vol. 9, no. 3 (1986).

Physical Description: 2 periodicals, 1 clipping
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" At the White River Roadhouse In the Yukon," poem, in The Paris Review, no. 100 (summer/fall 1986).

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" Axe Handles," poem, in The Mind's Eye, Greensboro, NC: Farr Associates, Inc., 1986.

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" Coyote Man, Mr. President & the Gunfighters," prose, in Mind Moon Circle, Journal of the Sydney Zendo, winter 1986.

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" Granite Creek Guard Station," " Milton by Firelight," " Riprap," excerpts from Myths & Texts, " A Walk," " Foxtail Pine," " Beneath My Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body," " Wave," " Burning Island," " Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution," " It," " The Bath," " Control Burn," " Axe Handles," " Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down," poems; excerpt from " Poetry and the Primitive," prose; and essay about Snyder; in Crosscurrents, Vol. 6, no. 3 (1986).

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" Hitch Haiku," in Strong Measures, New York: Haper & Row, 1986.

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" [Letter]," to Geri Larson, Supervisor, Tahoe National Forest, in Save the Tahoe National Forest, Forest Issues Task Force, Action Alert!, 1986.

Physical Description: 2 copies
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" [Letters]," to Vojo Sindolic in article, " Beat Letters to Yugoslavia," in Writers Outside the Margin, an Anthology, Sudbury, Mass.: Water Row Press, 1986.

Box I 55:9

" Maple Bridge Night-mooring," poem, translation from the Chinese; " At Maple Bridge," poem; in Cloudline, Ketchum, Idaho: Wind Vein Press, 1986.

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" The Persimmons," poem, in The New Yorker, Sept. 15, 1986.

Physical Description: 3 copies
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" Prayer for the Great Family," poem, in Yoga Journal, Sept./Oct. 1986.

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" Re-inhabitation," prose, in Shaman's Drum, winter 1986.

Legal 2:13

" Song of the Tangle," poem; " Gary Snyder: Poet of the Wilderness," article about Snyder; in Revue: Arts & Entertainment Supplement of the California Aggie, March 12, 1986.

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" We Make our Vows Together with All Beings," " Night Song of the Los Angeles Basin," poems, in English and Japanese, in Poetry Kanto, no. 3 (summer 1986).

Legal 2:14

" Wild in China," in translation-Slovene, in Kulture Istoka, April-June 1986.

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" Alaska," poem, in Earth First!, Vol. 7, no. 6 (1987).

Box I 56:6

" Daylight All Day/Cool North Breeze with Low Clouds/Midnight Twilight/Steep Rock Slope Mountain Sheep/Green Summer Slopes Song," poem, in ZYZZYVA, Vol. 2, no. 4 (1987).

Physical Description: 1 periodical, 1 clipping
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" Long Bitter Song," poem, translated from the Chinese, in Coyote's Journal, no. 11 (1987).

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" [on bioregionalism...]," quote, in Green Hippie, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1987).

Box I 56:9

" On 'Song of the Taste'," prose; " Song of the Taste," poem; in Blind Donkey, Vol. 9, no. 4 (1987).

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" Prayer for the Great Family," poem, in Darshan, Vol. 4, no. 10 (1987).

Box I 56:11

" Prayer for the Great Family," " Front Lines," poems; " Re-inhabitation," prose; in Shaman's Drum, no. 7 (1987).

Physical Description: 2 copies
Box I 56:12

" Reinhabitation," prose, in Earth First!, Vol. 7, no. 8 (1987).

Box I 56:13

" Ridiculing Literature," prose, in Poetry Flash, April 1987.

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" There Are Those Who Love to Get Dirty," " How Zen Masters Are Like Mature Herring," " Crash," poems, in East West, Vol. 17, no. 3 (1987).

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" Waikiki," poem, in Chaminade Literary Review, no. 1 (fall 1987).

Box I 56:16

" Walking the New York Bedrock Alive in the Sea of Information," poem, in Sulfur, no. 20 (fall 1987).

Box I 57:1

" Back Country Poet," prose, in loblolly, no. 3-4 (fall-winter 1988).

Box I 57:2

" [Blurb]," for Hisao Kanaseki, Maho to shite no kotoba: Amerika indian no koshoshi, 1988.

Physical Description: 1 folded sheet, 1 note

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" Cartagena," " Nansen," " I Went Into the Maverick Bar," " Two Immortals," " An Autumn Morning in Shokoku-ji," " No Shoes No Shirt No Service," poems, in The Maverick Poets, Santee, Calif.: Gorilla Press, 1988.

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" [Comment]," on John Montgomery, Hip, Beat, Cool & Antic, ca. 1988.

Physical Description: 1 flyer
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" Falls," poem, in Sierra</