Typed letter signed, 1 page. Brooklyn. Needs “longevity stationery, and patience on the part of friends...” since adventures in the west. Discussed [Poetry] handbook there.

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. Williams is glad to be included in the revision of [Poetry in our time, Columbia University Press, 1956]?, pleased at her “courage and persistance [sic]”.

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. That you have enjoyed the [Williams'] poems means much to me.” Friends react unpredictably to poems. Asks her to see Arts for Williams article on Brancusi.

Autographed postcard signed. Brooklyn. [Deutsch has sent or shown her sketches]. “The calligraphic animals are a triumph.” Comments on a phrase of R.P. Blackmur.

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. Gives Deutsch permission to use a poem later to appear in a New Directions book, will waive royalties as other poets do so.

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. “Your really super poem...seems to me the equal to anything I have read in recent years.”

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. Williams has heard from “that leach E.S.,” whose verse he disparages. Williams name appears on E.S.' book, though without his permission. He is delighted to get Deutsch's Poetry Handbook. He is waiting for Hudson Review to publish a story.

Autographed postcard signed. Brooklyn. She will see Deutsch, comments disapprovingly on Sherman Adams investigations.

Autographed postcard signed, 2 pages. Brooklyn. Thanks Yarmolinsky for hospitality. Thinks she was “a little too graphic” about her western trip. Sends Dr. Yarmolinsky citation for First love and Rudin [Turgenev] with translator's note.

Autographed postcard signed. Brooklyn. Christmas greetings.