Add MS 88909/121

Various items, as follows:

(1) Steve McCaffery - review of 11th International Festival of Sound Poetry, 1978 (Toronto), Centerfold (February/March, 1979), pp. 139-44 (photocopy).

(2) Larry Wendt, 'Sound Poetry Now: The 1978 Toronto Festival' (1979).

(3) London Musicians Collective: Newsletters for December 1980 and January 1981; Events listing for February 1981; and Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting, 7 September 1983.

(4) Copies of letters and postcards sent to the BBC in appreciation of a Cobbing broadcast ('The Electronic Voice, The Poet and the Machine'), by Peter Finch, Allen Fisher, Herbert C Burke and C Graham.

(5) Outline biography and bibliography, to 1983, of Jean-Paul Curtay (6 sheets, typescript).

(6) Larry Wendt, 'Sound Poetry', Leonardo, 18:1 (1985), pp. 11-23 (13 sheets photocopy).

(7) Viktor Shklovsky, 'On Poetry and Trans-Sense Language' (1916), translated by Gerald Janecek and Peter Mayer, October, 34 (1985), pp. 5-24 (off-print).

(8) Peter Mayer, 'Sound-Poetry A Sketch of its Shape and Scope' (typescript draft for Cobbing, 1980, revised 1987).

(9) 'The Power of Speech' - photocopy from The Independent (10 June, 1988): statements by six poets (Dunn, Horowitz [sic], Morgan, Rosselli, Fisher, Bloom).

(10) Arts Council Draft Report, 'The Improvised Music Touring Scheme' (2 April, 1989).

(11) Electro Acoustic Music Association of Great Britain, Newsletter 9 (January/February 1990).

(12) Programme booklet (text in German) for 'Klang-Aktionen '97', featuring performance by Cobbing (26 June).

(13) Paul Dutton, 'Canadian Sound Poetry' - entry for Encyclopedia of Canadian Literature (2001).

(14) Items without date: statement by Brett Freeman, seeking contact with musicians; Ira Lightman, text beginning 'cashsoda'; Ablauf 'Maulkonzert', listing recordings including Cobbing; Neil Mills, 'Onomatopoeia' (photocopy, source not indicated).