Pamela Millward Letters

Collection — Box: VMF 10, Folder: 23

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf115

Staff Only

Correspondence to Millward from Tom Clark, Charles Olson, and Anselm Hollo

Dates

Creation: 1966-1967

Creator

Millward, Pamela (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

Open

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Extent

5.00 items

1 folders

Additional Description

Biographical Information

Pamela Millward (later Nirdlinger; 1937-2003) was an American poet and novelist active in the San Francisco literary scene of the 1960s. She was published in Coyote’s Journal and in other Coyote sponsored publications, including the Route of Phoebe Snow (1966). She had a number of small publications from Detroit Artist’s Workshop including Ballad, Free Poems among Friends, Seattle Poem, Mad Willow Lover, and A Round for Elements. She also published Mother: A Novel of the Revolution (1970).