Add MS 89404/3/1

(1). 'Swansea Festival Fringe Poetry' (1977), comprising 'a small selection of poetry by those who are reading', published by Galloping Dog Press (Swansea, 1977). The Fringe Poetry Festival was organised by the Association of Artists & Designers in Wales, and by Galloping Dog Press. Poets represented in the publication (by one or two poems each) are: Chris Torrance, John Freeman, J. P. Ward, Tom Pickard, and Barry MacSweeney. Loosely inserted alongside MacSweeney's contribution is MacSweeney's original typescript ('Dan Smith was Paroled Today') and his typed biography and bibliography.

(2). National Poetry Secretariat, 21 Earls Court, London (1978-79). Invoices to Peter Hodgkiss as organiser of various poetry readings: 'Following usual NPS procedure, you as organiser will receive before the reading a cheque for the poet for the full amount of his fee and expenses to be given to him at the reading. Afterwards, you wil receive from the NPS an invoice and account for the amount not covered by our grant'. Includes typed biographical/bibliographical information about Thomas A. Clark (reading in Swansea, 27 Jan 1978) and Anne Waldman (reading in Swansea, 8 Jun 1978).

(3). Various leaflets and flyers (1981-91) announcing Galloping Dog publications and readings by associated poets. Also, a typed list of UK bookshops giving address and contact details (Dillons, Hatchards and Athena). And Association of Little Presses (ALP) Newsletter, vol. 24, no. 1 (August 1989).