Hanuman Books Records (1978-1996, bulk 1986-1994)

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Summary Information

Title: Hanuman Books Records
Creator: Hanuman Books
Inclusive dates: 1978-1996
Bulk dates: 1986-1994
Extent: 16 boxes, 16 linear feet
Abstract:

Hanuman Books was founded by Raymond Foye and Francesco Clemente in 1986. The press published small handmade books, primarily of works by contemporary avant-garde writers and rare translations. The administrative and editorial functions were housed in New York's Chelsea Hotel, while printing and binding were done in Madras, India. Through correspondence, invoices, manuscripts, typescripts, artwork, audiotapes, printed ephemera, photographs and books, this collection documents the founding of Hanuman Books, the administration of a small press, Indian printing practices, San Francisco’s North Beach and New York’s Lower East Side art scenes, Beat poetry, the Naropa Institute, contemporary music and film, and gay culture.

Call number: Hanuman
Language: The material is in English.
Repository: University of Michigan Library (Special Collections Research Center)

Access and Use

Access Restrictions:

The collection is open for research.

Copyright:

Copyright has not been transferred to the Regents of the University of Michigan. Permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s).

Preferred Citation:

Hanuman Books Records, University of Michigan Library (Special Collections Research Center)

Collection History

Acquisition Information:

Hanuman Books Records were purchased from Bill Morgan, Morgan & Rosenthal, in 1997.

Processing Information:

Processed by Melissa McCollum, Kathleen Dow, 1998.

Arrangement

The Hanuman Books Records are arranged in six series: Administrative Files (1986-1994), Publication Series (1986-1994), Raymond Foye Files (1978-1996), Mixed Media (1980s-1990s), Photographs (1970s-1990s), and Printed Material (1970s-1994).

Summary Contents/Box Listing

1. Administrative Files, 1986-1996, Boxes 1-3
2. Publication Series, 1986-1994, Boxes 3-8
3. Raymond Foye Files, 1978-1996, Boxes 8-14
4. Mixed Media, 1980s-1990s, Box 14
5. Photographs, 1970s-1990s, Box 14-15
6. Printed Material, 1970s- 1994, Boxes 15-16

History

Raymond Foye and Francesco Clemente founded Hanuman Books in 1986. Small handmade Indian prayer books, collected a year earlier on a trip to India, influenced Hanuman Books’ format and name. The American editor and Italian painter decided to publish a series of small handmade secular books to provide an outlet for contemporary writers, hard to find translations, and “exquisite expressions” of poets and artists. They named the press after Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god of grammar and bravery.

Foye and Clemente chose content after setting a publishing schedule of twelve books a year, six in the spring and six in the fall. Foye tended to emphasize younger American writers, such as Eileen Myles and David Trinidad. Clemente often suggested works in translation, including René Daumal, Henri Michaux, and Francis Picabia. Many of the early titles were published by default, after Foye tried to place titles with other publishers. Hanuman Books also solicited and received stories, poems and essays from well-known writers and visual artists, including John Ashbery, William Burroughs, Willem de Kooning, Allen Ginsberg, and Patti Smith.

Administrative and editorial functions, managed by Foye, took place at the Chelsea Hotel in New York City. Paul Rickert worked closely with Foye from 1989-1993. Clemente, in addition to suggesting books, painted the Hanuman Books logo, contributed money to pay for printing in India, and envisioned the design of the books. Clemente, for example, suggested sending black and white author photographs to be hand tinted, so Indian printers would influence the books.

Hanuman books were printed at C.T. Nachiappan’s Kalakshetra Press in Madras, India. Books were hand-set in Monotype Times Roman on a letter press, and the acid-free pages were sewn together by local fishermen and others. Handmade Indian paper and vegetable dyes enabled colorful covers. Titles stamped in gold and tinted author photographs appear on the dust jackets. All of the books are 3" x 4" inches except for René Ricard’s God with Revolver . A larger format was necessary for Ricard’s unnumbered edition because the smaller bindings cannot hold more than twelve thousand words.

George Scrivani was Kalakshetra editor from 1986-1993. He exchanged corrections, concerns, and galleys with Foye and Rickert via telephone, fax, and mail. Books were shipped by boat from Madras to New York. Indian customs officials and obscenity laws affected the distribution of two books. Cookie Mueller’s Fan Mail , Frank Letters and Crank Calls held up a shipment of twenty thousand books in 1988 because officials objected to a picture of Priapus, a Roman fertility god. Hanuman Books eventually won the obscenity case, and reclaimed all of the books that were not ruined by customs officials. Nachiappan destroyed the first run of Bob Flanagan’s Fuck Journal because anti-obscenity regulations apply to printers in addition to publishers. Foye convinced Nachiappan to print five hundred additional copies, and smuggle them to the United States.

Foye and Rickert shipped Hanuman Books from the Chelsea Hotel to friends, individuals, and stores. Distributors, including Sun and Moon Press in Los Angeles and Small Press Distribution in Berkeley, also sold Hanuman books to bookstores and museums. Most retailers displayed the books near cash registers because of their unique size and sold each book for four or five dollars.

The last Hanuman books were published in 1993. Financial considerations and tensions among principal employees affected the press’ viability.

Biographies of Principal Employees:

Raymond Foye:

The Hanuman Books collection documents Foye’s professional and personal life. He made some distinction between personal and professional relationships in his files and in his editorial decisions at Hanuman Books (he published some friends and politely refused to publish others) but his professional and personal interests, activities, and relationships often overlapped.

Foye was born on January 29, 1957 in Lowell, Massachusetts. As an adolescent, he delivered The Lowell Sun to Jack Kerouac and read many of Kerouac’s books. He told Arts Magazine in 1988, “A City Lights book, a Grove Press book, these were like messages from another world.” Other publishing influences include Harry Crosby’s Black Sun Press, Robert Creeley’s Divers Press, John Martin’s Black Sparrow Press, the small presses of Claude Pelieu and Mary Beach, Ed Sanders, and Harry Brown, and magazines like Michael McClure’s Moby 2 Arc 1 and Wallace Berman’s Semina .

Foye studied painting and filmmaking at the Philadelphia College of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. In 1978, he met Lawrence Ferlinghetti at a cafe in San Francisco’s North Beach, and accepted an opportunity to work at City Lights Books. Foye edited The Unknown Poe , worked on books with Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso, and co-produced several important poetry readings during his three years at City Lights Books.

Foye moved to New York in 1980. He edited Bob Kaufman’s Ancient Rain for New Directions and John Wieners’ poetry for Black Sparrow Press. At Petersberg Press, he served as the Press' liaison with painters and artists, among them David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, and Robert Motherwell. Henry Geldzahler introduced Foye to Francesco Clemente, and Foye proposed that Clemente contribute art work for an illustrated book. Foye’s and Clemente’s first collaboration produced The Departure of the Argonaut , as well as a willingness to work together on future projects. Foye also curated many art exhibits, including Clemente’s Three Worlds at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and a William Burroughs exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in New York City.

Foye was professionally and personally involved with both the North Beach and Lower East Side scenes. Correspondence with contemporary writers and artists, including Allen Ginsberg, Herbert Huncke, James Schuyler, and Anne Waldman, illustrates his ongoing participation in the American literary and art worlds of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

Francesco Clemente:

Clemente was born in Naples, Italy in 1952. He studied architecture in Rome before leaving for a series of voyages to India and Afghanistan in 1973. Clemente’s art work has been exhibited in major retrospectives at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (1990) and the Sezon Museum in Tokyo (1994). Other shows include exhibitions of: paintings at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota, Florida (1985-1987); drawings at the Kunstmuseum, Basel (1987-1988) and Centre Pompidou, Paris (1994); pastels at the National Gallery, Berlin (1984-1985); and prints at the Milwaukee Art Museum, (1988).

At the time of writing, Clemente, his wife Alba, and their four children were dividing their time among New York City, Rome, and Madras, India.

Paul Rickert:

Rickert was a student of John Clellon Holmes at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and has served as a literary editor to such poets as Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, and Gregory Corso. He was a contributing editor to The Portable Lower East Side and BLAST Books. He also assisted musical ethnologist Harry Smith on an edition of American Folk Music . (Biography from Hanuman Books publicity literature)

George Scrivani:

Scrivani is a noted writer, editor, and translator. He has published translations in Greek, Latin, Italian, and German. Scrivani is also a student of Tamil culture and languages. (Biography from Hanuman Books publicity literature)

Collection Scope and Content Note

The Hanuman Books Records include correspondence, invoices, manuscripts, typescripts, books, art work, audio material, printed material, photographs, and other assorted material. The twenty linear feet of records span the years 1978 to 1996, with the bulk of the material falling between 1986 and 1994. Subjects documented in the collection include the founding of Hanuman Books, the administration of a small New York press, Indian printing, twentieth- century publishing, San Francisco’s North Beach and New York’s Lower East Side literary and art scenes, Beat poetry, the Naropa Institute, music, film, gay men in the 1980s and 1990s, and gay male literature. The Records are arranged in six series: Administrative Files (1986-1994), Publication Series (1986-1994), Raymond Foye Files (1978-1996), Mixed Media (1980s-1990s), Photographs (1970s-1990s), and Printed Material (1970s-1994).

Note: The Special Collections Library also holds a complete set of all the titles printed by Hanuman Books. To make these Hanuman Books imprints more accessible, the books were removed from the Records and individually cataloged. A listing of all of the titles follows the Scope and Content Note in the Related Material section.

Separated Material

The Special Collections Library holds a complete set of titles printed by Hanuman Books. In August, 2003, the books were removed from the Records and individually cataloged in order to increase accessibility. All the books removed are listed bellow. Numbered titles of Hanuman Books are arranged in publication order and unnumbered titles are listed at the end.

Hanuman Books imprints in the Special Collections Library:

1. Books, no. 1-48; unnumbered
   1. Series I (1-6)
      1. Wieners, John, Superficial Estimation
      2. Trinidad, David, November
      3. Myles, Eileen, Bread and Water (2 copies)
      4. Mead, Taylor, Son of Andy Warhol
      5. Picabia, Francis, Who Knows
      6. Michaux, Henri, By Surprise
   2. Series II (7-12)
      1. Gerstler, Amy, Primitive Man
      2. Ashbery, John, The Ice Storm
      3. Huncke, Herbert, Guilty of Everything
      4. Rosenthal, Manuel, Satie, Ravel, Poulenc
      5. Daumal, René, A Fundamental Experiment
      6. Weiners, John, Conjugal Contraries & Quart
   3. Series III (13-18)
      1. Flanagan, Bob, Fuck Journal
      2. De Kooning, Willem, Collected Writings
      3. Mueller, Cookie, Fan Mail, Frank Letters, and Crank Calls
      4. Penna, Sandro, Confused Dream
      5. Katz, Vincent, Cabel of Zealots
      6. Danielou, Alain, Fools of God
   4. Series IV (19-24)
      1. Denby, Edwin, Willem de Kooning
      2. Beckmann, Max, On My Painting
      3. Indiana, Gary, White Trash Boulevard
      4. Genet, Jean, Rembrandt
      5. Trinidad, David, Three Stories
      6. Ginsberg, Allen, Your Reason and Blake’s System
   5. Series V (25-30)
      1. Guénon, René, Oriental Metaphysics
      2. Myles, Eileen, 1969
      3. Corso, Gregory, Mind Field
      4. Daumal, René, The Lie of the Truth
      5. Equi, Elaine, Views Without Rooms
      6. Firbank, Ronald, Firbankiana
   6. Series VI (31-36)
      1. Hockney, David, Picasso
      2. St. Teresa/Simone Weil, On the Lord’s Prayer
      3. Smith, Jack, Historical Treasures
      4. Mueller, Cookie, Garden of Ashes
      5. Houston-Montgomery, Beauregard, Pouf Pieces
      6. Dylan, Bob, Saved! The Gospel Speeches of Bob Dylan
   7. Series VII (37-42)
      1. Hell, Richard, Artifact: Notebooks from Hell 1974-1980
      2. Geldzahler, Henry, Looking at Pictures
      3. Picabia, Francis, Yes No
      4. Creeley, Robert, Autobiography
      5. Bellamy, Dodie, Feminine Hijinx
      6. Kerouac, Jack, Safe in Heaven Dead
   8. Series VIII (43-48)
      1. Darling, Candy, Candy Darling
      2. Zedd, Nick, Bleed Part One
      3. Smith, Patti, Woolgathering
      4. Burroughs, William, Painting and Guns
      5. Hunter, Robert, Idiot’s Delight
      6. Frank, Robert, One Hour
2. Unnumbered
   1. Kerouac, Jack, Manhattan Sketches
   2. Ricard, René, God with Revolver

Related Material

Related collections at the University of Michigan’s Special Collections Library include the Anne Waldman Papers and the Alternative Press Archive. Columbia University’s Butler Library and Berkeley’s Bancroft Library also hold related collections.

Subject Terms

Subjects:

• American poetry -- 20th century.
• American prose literature -- 20th century.
• Artists -- United States -- 20th century.
• Authors -- United States.
• Authors and publishers.
• Beat generation -- United States.
• Bohemianism -- United States -- 20th century.
• Chelsea Hotel.
• City Lights Books.
• French poetry -- Translations into English.
• Gay men’s writings, American -- 20th century.
• Kalakshetra Press.
• Kaufman, Bob.
• Naropa Institute.
• New York (N.Y.) -- Intellectual life -- 20th century.
• Poets -- United States.
• Publishers and publishing -- India.
• Publishers and publishing -- United States.
• Punk culture -- New York (State) -- New York.
• Small presses -- United States -- 20th century.
• Wieners, John, 1934-

Contributors:

• Ashbery, John, 1927-
• Basquiat, Jean-Michel.
• Biderman, Peg.
• Bockris, Victor, 1949-
• Brainard, Joe, 1942-1994.
• Burroughs, William S., 1914-1997.
• Chance, John.
• Chatwin, Bruce, 1940-1989.
• Clark, Tom, 1941-
• Clemente, Francesco, 1952-
• Cooper, Dennis, 1953-
• Corso, Gregory.
• Cortez, Diego.
• Creeley, Robert, 1926-2005.
• Darling, Candy, 1944-1974.
• Daumal, Rene, 1908-1944.
• De Kooning, Willem, 1904-1997.
• Di Prima, Diane.
• Dylan, Bob, 1941-
• Ellingham, Lewis.
• Ferlinghetti, Lawrence.
• Foye, Brian.
• Foye, Raymond, 1957-
• Geldzahler, Henry.
• Haring, Keith.
• Hell, Richard.
• Hockney, David.
• Huncke, Herbert.
• Indiana, Gary.
• Joans, Ted.
• Johns, Jasper, 1930-
• Katz, Alex, 1927-
• Kaufman, Bob.
• Kaufman, Eileen Kohl.
• Kerouac-Parker, F.E.
• Killian, Kevin.
• Landes-Levi, Louise.
• McClure, Michael.
• Michaux, Henri, 1899-1984.
• Motherwell, Robert.
• Mueller, Cookie.
• Myles, Eileen.
• Nachiappan, C.T.
• Nicosia, Gerald.
• Olson, Kirby, 1956-
• Padgett, Ron, 1942-
• Pelieu, Claude.
• Pettet, Simon.
• Plymell, Charles.
• Ricard, Rene, 1946-
• Rickert, Paul.
• Salle, David, 1952-
• Schuyler, James.
• Scrivani, George.
• Smith, Harry, 1936-
• Smith, Patti.
• Snyder, Gary, 1930-
• Stipe, Michael, 1960-
• Taaffe, Philip, 1955-
• Trinidad, David, 1953-
• Waldman, Anne, 1945-
• Wieners, John, 1934-
• Zedd, Nick.

Genre Terms:

• Audiotapes.
• CD-ROMs.
• Correspondence.
• Drafts (documents).
• Drawings.
• Invoices.
• Manuscripts for publication.
• Phonograph records.
• Photographs.

Contents List

Container / Location		Title
		Administrative Files [series]: Administrative Files (1986-1994) contain records documenting the management of Hanuman Books and is divided into four subseries. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically and filed at the beginning of the series. C.T. Nachiappan’s and George Scrivani’s correspondence relates to financial, editorial, and printing decisions at Kalakshetra Press in Madras, India. Most correspondents send essays, poetry, or stories, order books, or thank Raymond Foye for free copies of Hanuman books. Frequent correspondents include Louise Landes-Levi and Michael White. Well-known correspondents represented in the Administrative Files include Joe Brainard, Tom Clark, Diane Di Prima, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Alex Katz. Some of the richest correspondence, however, is found elsewhere in the collection-- in the Author Files, in the Publications series, or in Foye’s personal correspondence. Finances is the second subseries in the Administrative Files. Information regarding incorporation, foreign rights, imports, inventory, royalties, and taxes is available, but business functions are not comprehensively documented. The Printed material subseries provides information about Hanuman Books publicity. Broadsides, catalogs, flyers, mailing list addresses, and press releases illustrate Hanuman Books’ efforts to advertise books and the press. Positive and negative reviews gauge the success of Foye, Clemente, and the authors. The final subseries in the Administrative Files, Topical, consists of files of routine or miscellaneous items. “Faxes, 1990-1991,” for example, is a collection of Hanuman Books faxes arranged chronologically. “Hanuman Books, miscellaneous,” on the other hand, consists of Foye’s unmatched notes and printed material.
		Correspondence
Box   1		A-B, collected,  1988-1992
Box   1		Brainard, Joe,  1987
Box   1		C, collected,  1989-1992
Box   1		Christman, David,  1989-1990
Box   1		Clark, Tom,  1987-1993
Box   1		Cohen, Ira,  1981 1990-1991
Box   1		Cooper, Dennis,  1982-1990
Box   1		D, collected,  1988-1992
Box   1		DiPrima, Diane,  1991
Box   1		E-F, collected,  1987-1991
Box   1		Ferlinghetti, Lawrence  1980-1981 1987-1991
Box   1		Foye, Raymond (unidentified correspondents; outgoing), undated,  1990-1991
Box   1		G, collected,  1989-1993
Box   1		H, collected,  1987-1994
Box   1		Hirschman, Jack,  1991-1993
Box   1		Hough, Randy,  1987
Box   1		Iverson, Roderick,  1988
Box   1		J-K, collected,  1987-1994
Box   1		Katz, Alex,  1987 1990
Box   1		Killian, Kevin,  1987-1990
Box   1		L, collected,  1989-1992
Box   1		Landes-Levi, Louise,  1989-1996
Box   1		M-N, collected,  1988-1996
Box   1		Nachiappan, C.T.,  1987-1994
Box   1		O, collected,  undated
Box   1		Oliveira, Nathan,  1992
Box   1		Olson, Kirby,  1989-1990
Box   1		P, collected,  1988-1994
Box   1		Padgett, Ron,  1988
Box   1		Peters, Robert,  1991
Box   1		Plymell, Charles,  1990
Box   1		R, collected,  1988-1994
Box   1		Rattay, David, undated,  1988
Box   1		Rickert, Paul, undated,  1990-1993
Box   1		Rocket, Jimmi,  1988-1989
Box   1		Rosenthal, Irving,  1988-1990
Box   1		Rosenthal, Manuel,  1983 1987
Box   1		S, collected,  1987-1992
Box   1		Scrivani, George, undated,  1986-1993
Box   1		Shattuck, Roger,  1986
Box   1		Solomon, Carl,  1988
Box   1		T, collected,  1988-1994
Box   1		Topp, Mike,  1988-1989
Box   1		Unidentified correspondents, undated,  1988-1992
Box   1		V-W, collected,  1987-1994
Box   1		Walden, Tisa,  1980-1994
Box   1		White, Michael,  1989-1993
Box   1		Yarra, Robert,  1988
		Finances
		Balance sheets (2 folders)
Box   1		1989-1991
Box   1		1992-1993
Box   1		Business certificates,  1987-1991
Box   1		Business charts,  1987-1991
Box   1		Contracts,  1986-1992
Box   1		Foreign rights,  1991-1992
		Imports/receipts (6 folders)
Box   1		1987
Box   1		1988
Box   1		1989
Box   1		1990
Box   1		1991
Box   1		1992-1993
Box   1		Inventory,  1992
		Invoices (4 folders)
Box   1		1988
Box   2		1989
Box   2		1990
Box   2		1991-1993
Box   2		Royalties,  1987-1992
Box   2		Taxes,  1993-1994
		Printed material
		General
Box   2		Author biographies
Box   2		Masters
		Media and reviews
Box   2		Book blurbs
Box   2		Press kit
Box   2		Press releases
Box   2		Reviews
		Publicity
Box   2		Advertisements
		Authors (3 folders)
Box   2		Bellamy, Dodie, William Burroughs, Candy Darling, Bob Dylan, Robert Frank, and Henry Geldzahler
Box   2		Hell, Richard, Beauregard Houston-Montgomery, Robert Hunter, Jack Kerouac, Cookie Mueller, and Francis Picabia
Box   2		Ricard, Rene, St.Teresa/Simone Weil, Jack Smith, Patti Smith, and Nick Zedd
Box   2		Broadsides
Box   2		Catalogs
Box   2		Flyers
		Mailing List,  1989-1991 (4 folders)
Box   2		A-E
Box   2		F-L
Box   2		M-S
Box   2		T-Z; Miscellaneous
		Topical
Box   2		Brother CE-65 typewriter,  1984
Box   2		Clemente, Francesco
Box   2		College Art Association,  1994
Box   2		DIA Artists’ Books and Publications Symposium,  1989
Box   2		Faxes,  1990-1991
Box   2		General Electric air conditioner
Box   2		Hanuman Books audio cassettee (plans),  1992
Box   3		Hanuman Books, miscellaneous
Box   3		Hanuman Books, out-of-print titles
Box   3		New Writing Foundation,  1991
Box   3		Phone Messages,  1992
Box   3		Website (added to collection by archivist; 11-2-98)
		Publication Series [series]: The Publication Series (1986-1994) contains several subseries, including Author files, Book covers, Manuscripts/typescripts/galleys, Planned books, and Topical. Author files contain correspondence, biographical information, and writing. Please note that the correspondence of William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, and Herbert Huncke is located with the Raymond Foye Files since Foye’s primary interactions with the authors were unrelated to Hanuman Books. Foye interacted with Burroughs and Ginsberg socially and he helped raise money for Huncke’s living expenses. Researchers should use Author files in conjunction with folders included in the Manuscripts/typescripts/ galleys subseries. The Manuscripts/typescripts/ galleys subseries is arranged by author and contains manuscripts, edited versions of Hanuman Books titles, and corrected galleys. Foye and Clemente published fifty books between 1987 and 1993. The Book covers subseries contains selected dust jackets. Planned books consists of a collection of numbered folders with authors’ names. Foye, at one time, intended to publish some of the books after 1993. The Topical subseries contains Foye’s folders about other artists and authors.
		Author Files
Box   3		Ashbery, John
Box   3		Beckmann, Max
Box   3		Bellamy, Dodie
Box   3		Burroughs, William
Box   3		Corso, Gregory
Box   3		Creeley, Robert
Box   3		Danielou, Alain
Box   3		Daumal, René
Box   3		De Kooning, Willem
Box   3		Denby, Edwin
Box   3		Dylan, Bob
Box   3		Equi, Elaine
Box   3		Flanagan, Bob
Box   3		Geldzahler, Henry (2 folders)
Box   3		Gerstler, Amy
Box   3		Ginsberg, Allen
Box   3		Hell, Richard (Richard Meyers)
Box   3		Hockney, David (2 folders)
Box   3		Houston-Montgomery, Beauregard
Box   3		Huncke, Herbert
Box   3		Hunter, Robert (2 folders)
Box   4		Indiana, Gary
Box   4		Katz, Vincent
Box   4		Michaux, Henri
Box   4		Mueller, Cookie
Box   4		Myles, Eileen
Box   4		Picabia, Francis
Box   4		Ricard, René (3 folders; includes manuscript)
Box   4		Smith, Jack
Box   4		Smith, Patti
Box   4		Trinidad, David
Box   4		Wieners, John
Box   4		Zedd, Nick
Box   4		Book covers, no. 31-42
		Manuscripts/typescripts/galleys
Box   4		Ashbery, John, The Ice Storm
Box   4		Beckmann, Max, On My Painting
Box   4		Bellamy, Dodie, Feminine Hijinx
Box   4		Burroughs, William, Painting and Guns
Box   4		Corso, Gregory, Mind Field
Box   4		Creeley, Robert, Autobiography
Box   4		Danielou, Alain, Fools of God
Box   4		Darling, Candy, Candy Darling
Box   5		Darling, Candy, Candy Darling
Box   5		Daumal, René, A Fundamental Experiment
Box   5		Daumal, René, The Lie of the Truth
Box   5		De Kooning, Willem, Collected Writings
Box   5		Denby, Edwin, Willem de Kooning
Box   5		Dylan, Bob, Saved
Box   5		Equi, Elaine, Views Without Rooms
Box   5		Firbank, Ronald , Firbankiana
Box   5		Flanagan, Bob, Fuck Journal
Box   5		Frank, Robert, One Hour
Box   5		Geldzahler, Henry, Looking at Pictures
Box   5		Genet, Jean, Rembrandt
Box   5		Gerstler, Amy, Primitive Man
Box   5		Ginsberg, Allen, Your Reason and Blake’s System
Box   5		Guénon, René, Oriental Metaphysics
Box   5		Hell, Richard, Artifact: Notebooks from Hell 1974-1980 (2 folders)
Box   5		Hockney, David , Picasso
Box   5		Houston-Montgomery, Beauregard, Pouf Pieces
Box   5		Huncke, Herbert, Guilty of Everything
Box   5		Hunter, Robert, Idiot’s Delight
Box   5		Indiana, Gary, White Trash Boulevard
Box   5		Katz, Vincent, Cabol of Zealots
Box   5		Kerouac, Jack, Safe in Heaven Dead (2 folders)
Box   6		Mead, Taylor, Son of Andy Warhol
Box   6		Michaux, Henri, By Surprise
Box   6		Mueller, Cookie, Fan Mail, Frank Letters, and Crank Calls
Box   6		Mueller, Cookie, Garden of Ashes
Box   6		Myles, Eileen, Bread and Water
Box   6		Myles, Eileen, 1969
Box   6		Penna, Sandro, Confused Dream
Box   6		Picabia, Francis, Who Knows
Box   6		Ricard, René, God with Revolver
Box   6		Rosenthal, Manuel, Satie, Ravel, Poulenc
Box   6		Smith, Jack, Historical Treasures
Box   6		Smith, Patti, Woolgathering (2 folders)
Box   6		St. Teresa/Simone Weil, On the Lord’s Prayer
Box   6		Trinidad, David, November
Box   6		Trinidad, David, Three Stories
Box   6		Wieners, John, A Superficial Estimation
Box   6		Wieners, John, Conjugal Contraries and Quart
Box   6		Zedd, Nick, Bleed Part One (2 folders)
		Planned books
Box   6		America, Paul
Box   6		Basquiat, Jean-Michel (2 folders)
Box   6		Beuys, Joseph
Box   6		Christian, Marcel
Box   6		Clifton, Lucille (empty folder)
Box   6		Corso, Gregory
Box   6		De Kooning, Elaine
Box   7		Dlugos, Tim
Box   7		Guénon, René
Box   7		Katz, Alex and Ron Padgett
Box   7		Kaufman, Eileen (4 folders)
Box   7		Nietzsche, Freidrich
Box   7		Ondine
Box   7		Rothko, Mark
Box   7		Schuyler, James
Box   7		Scott-Heron, Gil (empty folder)
Box   7		Smith, Harry
Box   7		Soupault, Philippe
Box   7		Trinidad, David
		Topical
Box   7		Baselitz, Georg
Box   7		Blake, William
Box   7		Bockris, Victor
Box   7		Bourgeois, Louise
Box   7		Brakhage, Stan
Box   7		Butts, Mary
Box   7		Cornell, Joseph
Box   7		Davis, Stuart
Box   7		Davvetas, Demosthenes
Box   7		Duncan, Robert and Charles Olson
Box   7		Gerrit, Henry
Box   7		Gilbert-Lecompte, Roger
Box   7		Gluck, Robert
Box   7		Hölderlin, Friedrich
Box   7		Hough, Randy
Box   7		Igliori, Paola
Box   7		Junger, Ernst
Box   7		Kaufman, Eileen (4 folders)
Box   7		Killian, Kevin
Box   7		Kwock, C.H.
Box   7		Landry, Paul
Box   7		Laughner, Peter
Box   7		Moore, Abd Al-Havy (Daniel Moore)
Box   7		Mrabet, Mohamed
Box   7		Mueller, Jack
Box   7		Newman, Barnet
Box   7		O’Hara, Frank
Box   7		Peters, Robert
Box   7		Pike, Laurie
Box   7		Plymell, Charles
Box   7		Pound, Ezra and Ernest Francesco Fenollosa
Box   7		Satie, Erik
Box   8		Smith, Harry
Box   8		Steinberg, Saul
Box   8		Sufi
Box   8		Tzara, Tristan
Box   8		Vidal, Gore
Box   8		Waldman, Anne
Box   8		Welch, Denton
Box   8		White, Michael
		Raymond Foye Files [series]: The Raymond Foye Files (1978-1996) consist of four subseries: Correspondence, Miscellaneous correspondence, Projects, and Topical. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically and, within folders, chronologically. Foye’s most prolific correspondents are Peg Biderman, John Chance, Kirby Doyle, Eileen Kaufman, and James Schuyler. Many of his other correspondents are well-known, including Victor Bockris, William Burroughs, Bruce Chatwin, Gregory Corso, Diego Cortez, Allen Ginsberg, Herbert Huncke, Ted Joans, Jasper Johns, Bob Kaufman, Michael McClure, Duncan McNaughton, John Montgomery, Robert Motherwell, Gerald Nicosia, Harold Norse, David Salle, Gary Snyder, Michael Stipe, Philip Taaffe, and Anne Waldman. Miscellaneous correspondence contains letters or copies of letters addressed to Peg Biderman, Francesco Clemente, Gregory Corso, Robert Duncan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Henry Geldzahler, Bob Kaufman, George Scrivani, and John Wieners. The Projects subseries documents Foye’s editing, curating, and archival activities before, during, and after Hanuman Books. Editing and curating activities include projects for Black Sparrow Press, City Lights Books, Gagosian Gallery, New Directions, and Petersberg Press. Archival projects include researching Samuel Greenberg in New York University's Fales Collection and arranging and describing James Schuyler’s records and Allen Ginsberg’s photo archives. Poets Bob Kaufman and John Wieners are well documented in the Projects subseries. The Topical subseries contains collected articles, notes, and writings from a variety of authors and artists. Manuscripts from John Chance, Kirby Doyle, Lewis Ellingham, and Cookie Mueller, lecture notes from a 1979 Philip Lamantia poetry class, and an invitation to Andy Warhol’s memorial service are also included in the Topical subseries.
		Correspondence
Box   8		Abbott, Steve,  1980
Box   8		Anderson, Eric,  1991-1994
Box   8		Arion Press,  1995
Box   8		B, collected,  1993-1996
Box   8		Biderman, Peg,  1979-1991 (1 folder)
		Biderman, Peg (4 folders; Foye’s correspondence to Biderman)
Box   8		1984
Box   8		1985
Box   8		1986-1988
Box   8		1989-1990 undated
Box   8		Black Sparrow Press,  1986-1989
Box   8		Bockris, Victor,  1991-1994
Box   8		Brinker, Lisa,  1978-1979
Box   8		Burroughs, William,  1990-1993
Box   8		C, collected,  1979-1992
Box   8		Calas, Nicholas,  1979
		Chance, John,  1979-1991 (5 folders)
Box   8		Undated
Box   8		November -December 1979
Box   8		January 1980
Box   8		February -May 1980
Box   8		April 1981 February 1983 1991
Box   8		Chatwin, Bruce,  1983
Box   8		Cherkovski, Neeli,  1979-1992
Box   8		Coley, Louise,  1988-1989
Box   8		Cornwall-Jones, Paul,  1980
Box   8		Corso, Gregory,  1979-1992
Box   8		Cortez, Diego,  1992
Box   8		Dombey, Oliver (Jonathan Robbins),  1979
Box   8		Dorfman, Elsa,  1984
		Doyle, Kirby,  1981-1993 (2 folders)
Box   8		Undated,  1980-1982
Box   8		1984-1993
Box   8		Dunne, Joan,  undated
Box   8		E, collected,  1988
Box   8		Ellingham, Lewis,  1985
Box   8		Ellis, Thomas Sayers,  1989
Box   8		F, collected,  1991
Box   8		Foye, Brian, undated,  1978-1994
Box   8		Foye, Claire and Raymond Sr.,  1979 1992
Box   8		Foye, Karyn,  1978
Box   8		Foye, Raymond (unidentified correspondents; outgoing),  1979 1996
Box   8		G, collected,  1990 1994
Box   8		Ginsberg, Allen,  1978-1994
Box   8		Hart, Howard,  1981
Box   8		Huncke, Herbert,  1991 1994
Box   8		Joans, Ted,  1982 1986
Box   8		Johns, Jasper,  1987-1992
Box   8		Johnson, Ray,  1985
Box   8		K, collected,  1979 1994
Box   8		Kaufman, Bob,  1983
Box   8		Kaufman, Eileen,  1978-1995
Box   8		Kerouac Parker, Edith,  1980 1984
Box   8		Kitaj, R.B.,  1980-1986
Box   8		L-M, collected,  1980-1996
Box   8		Malinowski, Marion,  1988-1991
Box   8		McClure, Michael,  1988-1994
Box   8		McDonough, Kaye,  undated
Box   8		McNaughton, Duncan,  1987-1988
Box   8		Meltzer, David,  1986
Box   8		Miles, Barry,  1987-1991
Box   8		Montgomery, John,  1981-1983
Box   9		Motherwell, Robert,  1981-1982
Box   9		New Directions Press,  1979-1988
Box   9		Nicosia, Gerald,  1978-1994
Box   9		Norse, Harold,  1978-1981 1993
Box   9		O, collected,  1979
Box   9		O’Neal, Tatum,  undated
Box   9		P, collected,  1989 1992
Box   9		Pelieu, Claude, undated,  1981-1995
Box   9		Peters Lamentia, Nancy,  1980-1992
Box   9		Pettet, Simon,  1987-1991
Box   9		R, collected, undated,  1979-1991
Box   9		Riches, Pierre,  1991-1994
Box   9		Rothschild, Charles,  1979
Box   9		S, collected, undated,  1979 1996
Box   9		Salle, David, undated,  1987
		Schuyler, James (4 folders)
Box   9		Undated;  1986-1987
Box   9		1988
Box   9		1989
Box   9		1990-1991
Box   9		Snyder, Gary,  1988-1991
Box   9		Stipe, Michael,  1996
Box   9		T, collected,  1995-1996
Box   9		Taaffe, Philip,  undated
Box   9		Unidentified correspondents,  1986-1994
Box   9		Vosnesensky, Andre,  undated
Box   9		W, collected,  1983 1990
Box   9		Waldman, Anne,  1986-1993
Box   9		Wasserman, Jeffrey,  1991
Box   9		Wildey, Lynne,  1982-1994
Box   9		Z, collected,  1994
		Miscellaneous correspondence
Box   9		America, Paul (Paul Johnson) to Henry Geldzahler,  1979
Box   9		Chance, John to Lawrence Ferlinghetti,  1977-1979 (copies)
Box   9		Chia, Sandro to Henry Geldzahler,  undated
Box   9		Corso, Gregory,  undated (letter fragments)
Box   9		Corso, Gregory,  undated (invitation; copy)
Box   9		Corso, Gregory to George Scrivani,  undated
Box   9		Corso, Gregory to Peg Biderman,  1982-1990
Box   9		Geldzahler, Henry to Francesco Clemente,  1994
Box   9		Joans, Ted to Bob Kaufman,  1981
Box   9		Hell, Richard to Francesco Clemente,  1990
Box   9		Hockney, David to Henry Geldzahler,  1983 (copy)
Box   9		Houston-Montgomery, Beauregard to Francesco and Alba Clemente,  1990 (invitation)
Box   9		Kaufman, Eileen to Bob Kaufman,  1978
Box   9		Malinowski, Marion to John Wieners,  1987
Box   9		Manhattan Cable Television to Henry Geldzahler,  undated
Box   9		Orlovsky, Peter, Denise Mercedes, and Allen Ginsberg to Peg Biderman,  1975
Box   9		Sellers, Terence to Francesco Clemente,  1988
Box   9		Smith, Patti and Robert Mapplethorpe to Peg Biderman,  undated
Box   9		Wieners, John to Robert Duncan (copies),  1957-1962
		Projects
		City Lights Books
Box   9		Foye, Raymond, The Unknown Poe (3 folders)
		Gagosian Gallery
Box   9		Burroughs, William, Exhibition, 1993
Box   9		Burroughs, William, The War Universe
Box   9		Clemente, Francesco, Evening Raga
Box   9		Clemente, Francesco, Testa Coda (5 folders)
Box   10		Dickhoff, Wilfried, Philip Taaffe
Box   10		Di Suvero, Mark, Open Secret
Box   10		Flam, Jack, Richard Diebenkorn: The Ocean Park Paintings
Box   10		Graham, Robert and Michael McClure, Interview/catalogue,  1994
Box   10		Miscellaneous
Box   10		Taaffe, Philip, Presentation on Embankment (2 folders)
Box   10		Ginsberg, Allen, Photo archives
Box   10		Greenberg, Samuel, Research/Fales Collection (9 folders)
Box   10		Hockney, David and Graham Nash, Interview,  1991
		Kaufman, Bob (8 folders)
Box   10		Ancient Rain manuscript and proofs
Box   11		Ancient Rain poems
Box   11		Archival postcards
Box   11		Articles about Kaufman
Box   11		Burned manuscript fragments
Box   11		Obituaries and tributes
Box   11		Kaufman projects
Box   11		Writing
		Petersberg Press
Box   11		Clemente, Francesco , Departure of the Argonaut
Box   11		Deleuze, Gilles, Francis Bacon: Logique de la Sensation
Box   11		Duncan, Robert/RB Kitaj, A Paris Visit
Box   11		French translations
Box   11		History/miscellaneous
Box   11		Rosenthal, Manuel, Satie, Ravel, and Poulenc (2 folders)
		Schuyler, James, Archives (4 folders)
Box   11		Notes, catalogue, and correspondence
Box   11		Archival material (copies)
Box   11		Articles, interviews, and obituaries
Box   11		1991 FY NEH application
		Smith, Patti (3 folders)
Box   11		Heaven’s Hired Hand Spoken World Tour, Fall  1995
Box   11		International Peace University, Berlin,  1995
Box   11		Jewel Heart Benefit, Ann Arbor, MI,  1995
		Wieners, John
Box   11		Behind the State Capital: or Cincinnati Pike manuscript (copy)
Box   11		Collected poems
Box   12		Collected poems (3 folders)
Box   12		Cultural Affairs in Boston (2 folders; includes manuscript)
Box   12		Cultural Affairs in Boston (2 folders; includes manuscript)
Box   12		Miscellaneous projects
Box   12		Selected Poems
Box   12		Selected Poems: 1958-1984 (3 folders; includes manuscript)
Box   12		We Were There
Box   12		Writing and reviews about Wieners
		Topical
Box   12		Berlin bars
		Bockris, Victor
Box   12		“A Buddhist Apocalypse Banquet with Allen Ginsberg, Norman Mailer, William Burroughs, John Ashbery, and Ted Berrigan”
Box   12		Pittsburgh Andy
		Chance, John
Box   12		The Edge of Silence (manuscript)
Box   12		Chelsea Hotel (2 folders)
		Doyle, Kirby (4 folders)
Box   12		Momentum of Birth ,  1977 (manuscript)
Box   13		Pre American Ode ,  1979-1980
Box   13		Pre American Ode , Books I-V (manuscript)
Box   13		Pre American Ode , Books VI-XI (manuscript)
Box   13		Duncan, Robert
		Ellingham, Lewis (6 folders)
Box   13		Miscellaneous
Box   13		Poet Be Like God ; Chapters 1-8 (manuscript)
Box   13		Chapters 9-16
Box   13		Chapters 17-24
Box   13		Chapters 25-30
Box   13		Chapters 31-36
		Foye, Raymond
Box   13		Miscellaneous,  1978-1983
		Geldzahler, Henry and Jules Olitski
Box   13		Interview,  1990
Box   13		Hart, Howard
		Lamantia, Philip (2 folders)
Box   13		Foye’s lecture notes, The Poetic Spirit,  1979
Box   13		Lichtenstein, Roy
Box   13		Mueller, Cookie (5 folders)
		Shively, Charles
Box   13		Johnsongs, 1990
Box   14		Smith, Harry
Box   14		Voznesensky, Andre
Box   14		Warhol, Andy
		Mixed Media [series]: Mixed Media (1980s-1990s) contains Artwork, Audio, and Miscellaneous subseries. Highlights include Francesco Clemente’s Santa Claus drawing, a small sketch by Keith Haring, and David Hockney’s paper bow ties, Bob Kaufman’s record, The Local Moon , and a compilation of recorded phone messages from various authors and artists. The Miscellaneous subseries includes a Patti Smith t-shirt and button.
		Art Work
Box   14		Clemente, Francesco, Santa Claus drawing
Box   14		Corso, Gregory, Miscellaneous drawings
Box   14		Corso, Gregory, Hand-decorated Shakespeare anthology
Box   14		Haring, Keith, Small baby sketch
Box   14		Hockney, David, Paper bow ties
Box   14		Hockney, David , Small geometric sketch
Box   14		Smith, Harry, Miscellaneous drawings
Box   14		Vadim, Two body sketches
Box   14		Wieners, John, Conjugal Contraries and Quart collage
		Audio
Box   14		Beat Sampler, Compact disc
Box   14		Burroughs, William, Cassette; [1969]
Box   14		Burroughs, William, Henry Geldzahler, David Hockney, and various authors and artists, Cassettes; phone messages (6)
Box   14		Chemical Imbalance (includes Faust, Pavement, T.V. Personalities, Sun City Girls, and Kicking Giant singles), Record
Box   14		Geldzahler, Henry, Cassette; lecture
Box   14		Graham, Robert and Michael McClure, Cassettes;  1994 interview (3)
Box   14		Hockney, David , Cassettes; lecture (2)
Box   14		Kaufman, Bob, Record; The Local Moon
Box   14		We Magazine XV, Cassette
		Miscellaneous
Box   14		Foye, Raymond, Computer disk; Francesco Clemente’s Evening Raga
Box   14		Hanuman Books, Jack Kerouac silkscreen
Box   14		Lawler, Louise, Three matchbooks
Box   14		Smith, Patti, T-shirt; Woolgathering
Box   14		Swift, Kelly, Patti Smith button
		Photographs [series]: The Photographs (1970s-1990s) series includes negatives, photographs, and slides. Well-known authors, artists, and photographers are represented in the series, including William Burroughs, Francesco Clemente, Gregory Corso, Bob Dylan, Allen Ginsberg, David Hockney, Bob Kaufman, Philip Lamantia, Harry Smith, Patti Smith, John Wieners, Elsa Dorfman and Lewis Ellingham. Raymond Foye is the photographer or subject of many of the photographs. Several photographs taken by Ginsberg and Dorfman also are included. Williams Burroughs’ seventieth birthday party and the first Beatitude printing are visually documented. Photographed locations include City Lights Bookstore, the Chelsea Hotel, Coney Island, Lowell, Massachusetts, New York City, and Kalakshetra Press in Madras, India.
		Negatives (by photographer)
Box   14		Lichtenstein, Roy (Jan Corash),  1982
Box   14		Miscellaneous,  undated
Box   14		Miscellaneous (Louis Cartwright),  undated
Box   14		Miscellaneous contact sheets and negatives, include Allen Ginsberg, John Wieners, Francesco Clemente, and others (Raymond Foye), undated,  1980s 1991 (53 rolls; 3 marked; 1 single frame; 31 contact sheets)
Box   14		Smith, Patti,  undated
Box   14		Woolgathering copy negatives (Linda Smith Bianucci),  1992 (5)
		Photographs (by photographer when known)
		A-C
Box   14		Art work (Claude Pelieu),  1990-1991 (18)
Box   14		Bartolome, Alberti (Sally Larsen),  1990 (3)
Box   14		Biderman, Peg (Maurine O’Connor),  1984
Box   14		Biderman, Peg,  1984 (3)
Box   14		Bourgeois, Louise,  undated
Box   14		Brinker, Lisa and Gregory Corso (Raymond Foye),  1979 (4)
Box   14		Burroughs, William (Paul Rickert), Roger Bellemare Gallery,  1989
Box   14		Chelsea Hotel, Raymond Foye’s Room, 814,  1990
Box   14		Clemente, Francesco (Allen Ginsberg), New York City,  1990
Box   14		Clemente, Francesco, Raymond Foye, and Robert Creeley (Allen Ginsberg), Clemente’s studio, New York City,  1988
Box   14		Clouds, 1989 ; Patti Smith’s Woolgathering cover (Edward Maxey),  1989
Box   14		Corso, Gregory, Italy,  1987
Box   14		Corso, Gregory and Allen Ginsberg,  undated
Box   14		Corso, Gregory, Max Corso, and William Burroughs,  undated
Box   14		Corso, Gregory and unidentified child,  undated
Box   14		Corso, Max,  undated
Box   14		Corso, Max,  1983
Box   14		Crosby, Stills, and Nash concert (Rani Singh),  1993 (4)
Box   15		D-H
Box   15		Darling, Candy,  undated (7)
Box   15		Darling, Candy (Eric Stephen Jacobs),  1973
Box   15		Doyle, Kirby (Raymond Foye), San Francisco,  1980 (2)
Box   15		Dylan, Bob,  undated
Box   15		Dylan, Bob (Ken Regan),  1991
Box   15		Foye, Raymond (Marilyn Mattson Lund),  1978
Box   15		Foye, Raymond and Alba Clemente, Linda Resnick’s home, Pennsylvania,  1990
Box   15		Foye, Raymond and Kaye McDonough [Mark Green], Beatitude reading, [1978]
Box   15		Foye, Raymond and Ted Joans (Maurizio Ruggeri), [1994]
Box   15		Frank, Robert,  undated (2)
Box   15		Geldzahler, Henry and David Hockney,  1989
Box   15		Ginsberg, Allen,  undated
Box   15		Ginsberg, Allen, Diego Cortez, Sting, and William Burroughs (Raymond Foye), William Burrough’s 70th birthday party, New York City,  1984
Box   15		Gish, Lillian (Museum of Modern Art Film Stills Archive),  undated
Box   15		Hanuman statue, [1988]
Box   15		Hell, Richard,  undated and  1991 (11)
Box   15		Hockney, David (Bern Schwartz),  1988
Box   15		Hockney, David (Raymond Foye),  undated (3)
Box   15		Hockney, David [Raymond Foye], Ken Tyler’s house, Bedford Village, New York,  1979 (4)
Box   15		Houston-Montgomery, Beauregard (Timothy Greenfield-Sanders),  undated
Box   15		Huncke, Herbert (Raymond Foye),  1987
Box   15		Huncke, Herbert and Edie Parker Kerouac (Raymond Foye),  1988
Box   15		Hunter, Robert (Jessica Leopard),  undated (2)
		I-Kal
Box   15		Joans, Ted and Bob Kaufman (Andre Lewis), City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco,  1979
Box   15		Joans, Ted and Neeli Cherkovski, City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco,  1979
Box   15		Joans, Ted, unidentified woman, and Raymond Foye (Maurizio Ruggeri), [1994]
Box   15		Kalakshetra Press (Amanda Barrow), Madras,  1992 (25)
Box   15		Kalakshetra Press (Bruce Handelsman), Madras,  1991
		Kau
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob (Michelle Maria Boleyn),  1986 (13)
		Kau-M
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob,  undated (2)
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob and Eileen Kaufman,  undated
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob, Maurine O’Connor, and Peg Biderman (Laurie Johnson), Trieste,  1984
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob and Ted Joans (Andre Lewis), City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco,  1979
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob, [Elissa], Ted Joans, Neeli Cherkovski, and Raymond Foye (Andre Lewis), City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco,  1979
Box   15		Kaufman, Bob and others, Bread and Wine Mission (first printing of Beatitude ),  1959
Box   15		Kaufman, Eileen (M. Boleyn),  1987
Box   15		Kaufman, Eileen and Bob Kaufman (Mark Green), North Beach San Francisco,  1978
Box   15		Kaufman, Eileen, Bob Kaufman, and unidentified man, Marin County, California, [1973]
Box   15		Kaufman, Parker,  undated
Box   15		Kerouac, Jack Memorial, Lowell, Massachusetts,  undated
Box   15		Lamantia, Philip (Raymond Foye), San Francisco, [1977 or 1978]
Box   15		Lamantia, Philip and Nancy Peters (Raymond Foye), San Francisco, [1977 or 1978]
Box   15		Lamantia, Philip, Nancy Peters, and Ted Joans (Raymond Foye), San Francisco, [1977-1978]
Box   15		Mead, Taylor (Raymond Foye), [1987]
Box   15		McClure, Michael, John Wieners, David Meltzer (Larry Jordan), San Francisco,  1958
Box   15		Mueller, Cookie,  undated
Box   15		Mueller, Cookie,  undated
Box   15		Mueller, Cookie and unidentified man,  undated
Box   15		Mueller, Cookie and unidentified man,  undated
		N-S
Box   15		Nachiappan, C.T. and Alba Clemente (Allen Ginsberg), New York City,  1990
Box   15		Norse, Harold (Raymond Foye), City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco,  1978
Box   15		Packard, Alice, [Mary de R.], and Robert Creeley,  1985 (7)
Box   15		Ravel, Maurice,  1928 (copy)
Box   15		Ricard, Rene (Allen Ginsberg), New York City,  1987
Box   15		Schuyler, James (Nancy Crampton),  1988
Box   15		Scrivani, George, Peg Biderman, and Raymond Foye, Coney Island,  1978
Box   15		Sharp, Willoughby and Nick Zedd (Robin Renzi), Police State ,  undated
Box   15		Smith, Harry (Alan Dye),  undated
Box   15		Smith, Harry (Alan Dye),  undated
Box   15		Smith, Harry (Horst Ebersberg), New York City,  1970
Box   15		Smith, Harry (Jan Van Raay),  undated
Box   15		Smith, Jack,  undated
Box   15		Smith, Patti,  undated
Box   15		Smith, Patti (Bruce Giffin),  undated (2)
Box   15		Smith, Patti (Kelly Swift),  undated (3)
Box   15		Stipe, Michael, Allen Ginsberg, Bob Dylan, and others at different venues (Elsa Dorfman),  undated
Box   15		Suvanjieff, Ivan,  undated
		T-Z
Box   15		Trinidad, David (Becket Logan),  undated
Box   15		Walsh, Karyn, Mt. Washington,  1987
Box   15		Walsh, Lauren,  undated
Box   15		Walsh, Lauren Eileen, Karen and Dennis Walsh, and Raymond Sr. and Claire Foye,  1992 (7)
Box   15		Wieners, John,  undated
Box   15		Wieners, John,  undated
Box   15		Wieners, John,  undated (2)
Box   15		Wieners, John (Allen Ginsberg), Boston,  1985
Box   15		Wieners, John (Raymond Foye), Wieners’ home, Boston,  1984
Box   15		Wieners, John [Raymond Foye], Boston,  1984
Box   15		Wieners, John (Robert A. Wilson), Phoenix Book Shop, [1963]
Box   15		Wieners, John, Allen Ginsberg, and two unidentified people (Elsa Dorfman), [1980]
Box   15		Wieners, John and Francesco Clemente (Raymond Foye),  undated
Box   15		Zedd, Nick,  undated
Box   15		Zedd, Nick,  undated (5)
Box   15		Zedd, Nick (Cassandra Stark),  1985
Box   15		Zedd, Nick (E. Pretzel),  1983
		Slides (by photographer)
Box   15		Kalakshetra Press (Amanda Barrow),  1992 (15)
Box   15		Miscellaneous (Louis Cartwright), undated,  1980-1990 (79)
Box   15		Sculpture (David Bradshaw),  1991 (12)
Box   15		Various art works, New York City, [1980s] (19)
		Unidentified negatives and photographs
Box   15		Art work,  undated
Box   15		Beach scene,  undated (copy negative)
Box   15		Building shots,  1960
Box   15		Children (2 girls),  undated (2)
Box   15		Jail,  undated
Box   15		Man,  undated
Box   15		Man,  undated (3)
Box   15		Man,  undated
Box   15		Man,  undated
Box   15		Man,  undated
Box   15		Man in sunglasses,  undated
Box   15		Men (2) (Jack Shear),  undated
Box   15		Miscellaneous,  undated (8 polaroids)
Box   15		[Peter],  undated
Box   15		Woman,  1967
		Printed Material [series]: The final series, Printed Material, consists of six subseries: Announcements, Articles, Books, Broadsides/catalogs, Periodicals, and Postcards. Hundreds of reading, exhibition, and party announcements, included in the Announcements subseries, describe San Francisco and New York City literary and art scenes in the 1980s and 1990s. Foye frequently saved newspaper and magazine articles about writers and artists. Articles about Hanuman authors or potential contributors are filed in appropriate author or topical files, but Foye’s miscellaneous articles are available in the Articles subseries. The Broadsides/catalogs subseries contains publicity information for small presses and their authors. Forty-eight books, published primarily by small presses, constitute the Books subseries. A list of titles is provided in the Box List. A list of newsletters, literary magazines, and serials, included in the Periodicals subseries, also is provided. Selected titles include Beatitude , Harry Smith Newsletter , Magical Blend , Poetry Project Newsletter , Soho Review of Books , and The New Censorship . The Postcards subseries contains Alternative Press postcards and other American and Indian postcards.
		Announcements (2 folders)
Box   15		A-L
Box   15		M-Z
Box   15		Articles
		Books
		A-C
Box   15		Anderson, Michael and Melanie Neilson, Tripled Sixes/Prop and Guide
Box   15		Barian, Susan, Harmonious Whole
Box   15		Beebe, Mark, A Dream/A Ballad
Box   15		Boy, AHS, War Sense
Box   15		Buckley, Keith, The Spy’s Report
Box   15		Bye, Ambrose, A Day in the Life
Box   15		Campbell, Marsha, Reply of our Lady Teresa to the Poet Crashaw on the Occasion of his Having Written a Hymn for her Sake a few Years after her Death
Box   15		Chance, John, Into the Rain (3)
Box   15		Cherkovski, Neeli, Home, American: Section One
Box   15		Christman, David Paul, The Red Sea
Box   15		Cohen, Marc, On Maplewood Time
Box   15		Creeley, Robert, Autobiographie
		D-L
Box   15		Daegling, Karl, Uh Oh
Box   15		Doyle, Kirby, After Olson (3)
Box   15		Doyle, Kirby, The Quest Lock (2)
Box   15		Dye, Ron, Coyote Take up Farming with Bear
Box   15		Feinstein, Sascha, Summerhouse Piano
Box   15		Ferlinghetti, Lawrence, An Artist’s Diatribe
Box   15		Gardner, Steve, The Band on Basketball and Baseball
Box   15		Gardner, Steve, O Baseball, O Columbus
Box   15		Haber-Payne, Miriam, Clearing the Air
Box   15		Hart, Howard, Charmelle and the White Smoke
Box   15		Hunter, Robert, No Apocalypse
Box   15		Krause, Carrol, Archaeological Adventures in England
Box   15		Kwock, C.H. , The Tiger Rider and other Chinese Epigrams (translation)
Box   15		Landes-Levi, Louise, Extinction
Box   15		Landes-Levi, Louise, The Tower
Box   15		Landry, Paul, San Cristobal de las Casas Poems
Box   16		M-Z
Box   16		Manno, Rosemary, Life Outside the Amphora
Box   16		Markopoulos, Quest for Security
Box   16		Matz, Martin, No Magic Egypt Ever Blooms
Box   16		Meyrink, Gustav, Petroleum Petroleum: A Prophecy
Box   16		Michaux, Henri, Vers la Completude
Box   16		Moe, H.D., Oxymoron Nosedive Prayers (from Birth to Birth)
Box   16		Mueller, John, The Paramorphis
Box   16		Nelson, Garrett, Ant Baseball
Box   16		Rensberger, Eric, The Sad Mailbox
Box   16		Schelling, Andrew and Anne Waldman, Xtabentun
Box   16		Schreiber, Dale, Starling in the Stove
Box   16		Schwegman, Barbara Jane, I Flower Like May
Box   16		Silverman, Herschei, High on the Beats
Box   16		Updike, John , A&P
Box   16		Waldman, Anne, Lokapaia
Box   16		Waldman, Anne, Not a Male Pseudonym
Box   16		Walker, Eric, Notes on a Surrealist
Box   16		Wilkerson, Michael, At War
Box   16		Walden T., The City Dweller
Box   16		White, Michael, Naked Awareness
Box   16		Broadsides/catalogs
		Periodicals
		A-C
Box   16		Appearances ,  1994
Box   16		American Pop ,  1991
Box   16		Archive Newsletter , Spring  1991
Box   16		Avenue ,  March 1991
Box   16		Bananas , January /February 1975
Box   16		Beatitude
Box   16		Beatitude 30 ,  1980
Box   16		Boston Rock ,  December 1990
Box   16		Brooklyn Review ,  1991
Box   16		Chemical Imbalance ,  1991
Box   16		Corpus
Box   16		Cover ,  May 1991
		D-O
Box   16		Daredevil ,  1990
Box   16		Dry
Box   16		Fag Rag
Box   16		Fruit Cup ,  1969
Box   16		15 Minutes Magazine ,  1991
Box   16		Grendhal Poetry Review , Spring  1986
Box   16		Harry Smith Newsletter , Fall  1992
Box   16		High Times ,  May 1991
Box   16		High Times ,  October 1991
Box   16		Jamming ,  1981
Box   16		Magical Blend ,  January 1991
Box   16		Magical Blend ,  April 1993
Box   16		Motion Picture , Summer  1991
Box   16		New Departure ,  1980
Box   16		New Republic ,  July 1989
Box   16		Night ,  1991
Box   16		Outweek ,  May 1991
		P-R
Box   16		Poesia ,  December 1990
		Poetry Flash
Box   16		September 1979 (5)
Box   16		September 1981
Box   16		November 1985
Box   16		December 1985
Box   16		January 1986
Box   16		February 1986
Box   16		April 1986
Box   16		March 1990
		Poetry Project Newsletter
Box   16		October 1984
Box   16		October 1985
Box   16		February 1986
Box   16		March 1986
Box   16		May 1986
Box   16		October /November 1990
Box   16		June 1992
Box   16		Poetry San Francisco , Winter  1985
Box   16		Poetry San Franciso , Spring  1986
Box   16		Publishers Weekly ,  July 1990
Box   16		Ripple ,  1991
Box   16		Rolling Stone ,  1987
		S-Z
Box   16		Saturday Morning , Summer  1978
Box   16		Scarlet , Fall  1990
Box   16		Sixpack ,  March 1973
Box   16		Soho Review of Books ,  December 1978 (Art Spiegelman cartoons)
Box   16		Shiny
Box   16		Spin ,  May 1991
Box   16		Stony Hills ,  1981
		The New Censorship
Box   16		May 1993
Box   16		November 1990
Box   16		August 1991
Box   16		XX!st Century , Winter  1991/1992
Box   16		Verbal Abuse ,  1993
Box   16		ZuZu , July /August 1993
		Postcards
Box   16		Alternative Press
Box   16		Collected