Add MS 88909/35/6

Letters received from the following:

(P)

• Will Parfitt (Vertigo Publications), Cardiff (1969);
• Derek Parker, London (1968-69);
• 'Pavilions in the Parks', London (1967-68) - letters and prospectus;
• Elena Pelli, Resistencia, Argentina (1 postcard, 4 letters, 1968-69);
• Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth (1969): 'I couldn't agree more with you that we should have an anthology of concrete poetry in Penguin ... [but] it would be practically impossible to consider anything that would be well enough produced and reasonably priced';
• William Pitt, King's Lynn (1968);
• The Poetry Society, London (1968) - unsigned letter referring to books and manuscripts 'the Exhibition';
• Glyn Pursglove, Oxford (postcard, 1969).

(R)

• Carlyle Reedy (postcard, 1968);
• Steve Riley (1969);
• Francis Rose, London (1968);
• The Roundhouse, London (1967) - flyer: 'International Congress Dialectics of Liberation presents Kinetic Theater by Carolee Schneemann';
• John Rowan, London (3 letters, 1964-68);
• Royal Festival Hall, Christine Wild, Exhibitions Officer (1969) - Poetry Society Gala Exhibition;
• Barbara Rubin, New York (1967).

(S)

• A Schram, Manager, confirming hotel accommodation in Knokke, Belgium (1967) - letter annotated with many Dutch and Belgian names and addresses;
• Godehard Schramm, Nuremberg (1969) - letter in German;
• Werner Schreib, Frankfurt (1966);
• Schuldt [1969] - flyer, Stichting Mickery Workshop, Loenersloot, Utrecht;
• Anthony Scott, Lisson Gallery, London (1968) - Antiuniversity;
• Screeches Publications (Dave and Tina), Blackburn (1968);
• Paul Selby, Newcastle on Tyne [1969];
• Serigraphics (John Gibbs), Maesteg, Glamorgan (1969);
• John Sharkey, London (Lorrimer Press anthology of concrete poetry);
• Tim Sillence, Norwich (1968);
• Stevie Smith, London (1966), regarding a reading;
• Solstice (Brian Morse), Cambridge (1968);
• Adriano Spatola, Rome (1968-69);
• Bernard Stay, St Albans (1968);
• B F Stevens & Brown Ltd, Godalming (1969) - invoice: And sent to New York Public Library;
• Bernard Stone, Turret Books, London (1966, 1968);
• Students' Gallery, Herne Hill, London (nd);
• Sveriges Radio, Stockholm (1 postcard, 6 letters, 1968-69).