Box 1
Contains 21 Results:
Mona Van Duyn to Charles Guenther inviting him - as a St. Louis poet of distinction - to contribute manuscripts and worksheets to Washington University, 1964 June 29
Requests a bibliography of his published works and thanks him for sending her an advance copy of the Library Journal's review of her book. Typescript [carbon], 1 page
Charles Guenther to Mona Van Duyn replying that he has 30 cubic feet of manuscripts, correspondence and publications, 1964 July 8
Lists principal correspondents and adds that he hopes to publish more from his collection before reaching a decision. Remarks that he has no bibliography and offers to submit a few drafts later in the summer. Type letter signed, 1 page
Mona Van Duyn to Charles Guenther thanking him for his co-operation and explaining donor's tax benefits and the library's appraisal arrangement, etc., 1964 July 13
Typescript [carbon], 2 pages
Charles Guenther to Mona Van Duyn submitting four verse manuscripts and a periodical in which several of his translations appeared, 1964 July 15
Typed letter signed, 1 page
William Matheson to Charles Guenther inviting him to submit further materials in the future, and thanking him for his recent contribution, 1964 July 28
Typescript [carbon], 1 page
Mona Van Duyn to Charles Guenther apologizing for his not receiving Matheson's July 1964 letter and enclosing a copy, 1965 November19
Requests that he contact the student director in order to give a poetry reading at Washington University.
Charles Guenther to Mona Van Duyn thanking her and describing briefly the adult evening class he directs, 1965 November 22
Typed letter signed, 1 page
William Matheson to Charles Guenther cautioning him about weeding his papers and again inviting him to contribute to Washington University, 1967 June 2
Typescript [photocopy], 1 page
Charles Guenther to Elsie Freivogel enclosing an article on Cummings he had written, etc., 1967 June 8
Typed letter signed, 1 page
Charles Guenther to William Matheson explaining his position on the disposal of his collections, 1967 June 8
He suggests that if a university awarded academic credit for his work, he would be more inclined to deposit his materials with that university. Expresses his past disappointment in regard to regognition of his achievements. Typescript [photocopy] Signed, 2 pages