Add MS 88909/36/7

Letters received from the following:

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• Alan Halsey, Hay-on-Wye (1978);
• Christopher Hampton, London (1972), concerning the Poetry Society;
• Sten Hanson, Stockholm (1 card, 1 letter, both without date);
• Harbourfront (Greg Gatenby), Toronto (1979), concerning anthology of whale and dolphin poetry, proceeds to Greenpeace;
• Nicola Harding, Burghill, Hereford (1972) - reading Hereford Art College;
• Anthony Harris, London (1971) - 'Letter Out of Nowhere';
• David W Harris, Vancouver (1973);
• Judith Harris, London (1970) - Central London Polytechnic event;
• Eric Harrison, Guildford (1972-75), concerning Weyfarers (Guildford Poets Press);
• Harvester Press (John Spiers), Brighton (1970);
• Lee Harwood, Cyclades, Greece, Brighton and Boston (3 letters, 2 postcards, 1972-73);
• W Heffer & Sons Ltd, Cambridge (1977) - Cambridge Poetry Festival book sales;
• Bernard Heidsieck, Paris (1972);
• Kris Hemensley, Southhampton and Melbourne (1970, 1979), including several poems;
• Hessischer Rundfunk, Frankfurt (3 letters, 1970-71) concerning concrete poetry festival;
• Bruce Hewett, Cape Town (1976) - book purchase;
• Hewitt, Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street, London (3 letters, 1972) - Poets Conference;
• Dick Higgins, New York (2 cards, 1 carbon message, 1 letter, 1970-77), with inscribed folding pamphlet, the snowflakes of giordano bruno (1977);
• Sylvia Hikins, Liverpool (postcard, 1978);
• Anne Sue Hirshorn, Jewish Y, Philadelphia (1976) - Beyond the Page exhibition;
• Philip Hobsbaum, University of Glasgow (1976), enclosing (not present) 'the nearest attempt to a sound poem I ever made';
• Peter Hodgkiss (Poetry Information), London and Swansea (7 letters, 1970-78);
• Adelheid Hoffmann, edition hoffmann, Frankfurt (1971): 'madame lily greenham, paris, is editing a disque on poetry concret ... she is speaking also a text of yours';
• Geoff Holland (Lines), North Shields (6 letters, 1971-72);
• Lloyd-Hopkins, Bournemouth (1972), enquiring about Poets Conference;
• Michael Horovitz (New Departures), Bisley, Gloucestershire (nd), referring to Poets Conference;
• Dom Silvester Houédard, Prinknash Abbey, Gloucester, and Guernsey (3 letters, 2 postcards, 1971-72 and nd);
• Shelagh Hourahane, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (1972) - invitation to meeting on Futurism and Concrete Poetry;
• Libby Houston, London (1972) - pleased to be a Convener (Poets Conference);
• Jim Huggon, London (1978) - protest against Arts Council;
• Joan Hughson, Glasgow (2 letters, 1 postcard, 1977-78) - sound poetry event;
• Keith Hunter, University College, Cardiff (1970), concerning tape for Whitechapel exhibition.

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• International Audio and Visual Mail Art Fair, Paris (1979), organised by Julien Blaine, Pierre Restany and Liliane Vincy - invitation;
• 11th International Festival of Sound Poetry, Toronto (5 letters, 1978), including 3 letters from Steve McCaffery.