Pentecost 2 (Year B) What Song, Then?, page 18

The Room (p. 2); Foggy (p. 2); Emily in Choir (p. 2); Goodness (p. 2)

Volume 2, Number 2; The Ignominy of the Living (p. 4)

Volume 36 Number 2

• Pommes de Terre (p. 31-32)

Volume 36 Number 3-4

• A Letter to Paul Carrol, Who Said I Must Become a Catholic So That I Can Pray for Him ( p. 25-26)

Number 15

• Water (p. 14)

Number 11

• How It Works (p.1)
• Talking to Plieades Again (p.1-2)
• In the Garden of Eden (p. 2-3)
• Volcanoes (p. 3)
• The Swamp Itself (p. 3)

Vigil and Feast of the Assumption (p. 241)

Volume 44 Number 4

• Luke 14: A Commentary (p. 529)

Volume 45 Number 2

• Vigil and Fest of the Assumption (p. 241)
• includes correspondence from the editors

Volume 2 Number 3-4

• Running Through Sleep (p. 78)

• Persephone (p. 10)

• Virtue (p. 13)
• The Hunter (p. 13

Volume 5 Number 9

• Eternity (p. 43-44) with corrected notation by Norris
• Nemesis (p. 43-44)

Volume 6 Number 10

• Cows (p. 43)

Number 6

• Inversion #1, #2 (p. 1)
• Winter inversion #3 (p. 2)

Black Hills state College, English Club

• To a Child In Her Great-Grandmothers House (p. 9)
• My Mortal Enemy (p. 10)
• Columbines in Dakota (p.11)

Number 25; Return of Swamp Thing (p. 22-23)

Number 9

• La Lierge Romane (p. 8-10)
• Pointe Vierge (p.8-10)

School of Letters, Graduate School, University of Iowa Printing Service, Iowa City, Iowa

• Hotel, Henri Micheaux (p. 4-7)
• Notes, At a Wedding (p. 4-7)
• Presidential Address (p. 4-7)

School of Letters, Graduate College, University of Iowa Printing Service, Iowa City, Iowa

• Poem (p. 20-21)
• Listening to Music Alone (p. 20-21)
• Sitting With My Arms Around My Knees (p. 20-21)

Volume 9 Number 3

• Trinity (p. 19)

Volume 5 Number 2

• Cakes for the Queen of Heaven (p. 79-82)
• A Poem in Praise of Darkness (p. 79-82)

Volume 3 Number 1

• Women Exchanging Dreams (p. 113)

Florida Junior College, Jacksonville, Florida
Volume 7 Number 1-2

• The Universal Poem for William Stafford (p. 116-21)
• For My Niece Christina (p, 116-121)
• Answered Prayers (p. 116-121)

Lillabulero Press, Inc., New Hampshire

• Three Celebrations: The Window Box, Throb, The Angel (p. 66-68)
• Includes letter to parents My first published work!!!
• Also include 3 typescripts of poems: Giving it Away, Memo, The Sleeping Men

Volume 30 Number 1

• Hope in Elizabeth (p. 88)

Volume 37 Number 2

• The Monastery Orchards in Early Spring (p. 174-176)
• Children of Divorce (p. 174-176)

Volume 48, Number 3; The Companionable Dark (p. 2)

Volume 217 Number 13 - Synchronicity and Daily Life (p. 414)

Volume 218 Number 16 - Taking a Spin On Wescott Street (p. 504)

Volume 218 Number 13 - Delusions of Normalcy (p. 152) -

Volume 215 Number 8 - Walking With the Devil, Side By Side (p. 251)

• Giveaway (p. 80)

Number 24

• Knowledge (p. 27)

Volume 56 Number 4

• The Wine (p. 83-85)
• The Gift of Tears (p. 86-85)

South Dakota State University
Volume 1 Number 2

• Middle of the World (p. 59)

Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
Volume 15 Number 3

• The Factor Does Not Reveal (p. 28)
• Fading No. 2 (p. 28)
• includes correspondence

Volume 32 Number 115

• A Prayer to Eve (p. 199)

Volume 13 Number 2

• Hester Pryme Recalls a Sunday in June (p. 113-122)
• The Blue Light (113-122)
• A Moon Poem (p. 113-122)
• The Emperor Has No Clothes! (p. 113-122)
• To the God of Poets (p. 113-122)
• For My Aunt May (p. 113-122)

Volume 8 Number 9-10

• Perennials (p. 24-25)
• Mrs. Schneider in Church (p. 24-25)
• Little Girls in Church (p. 24-25)

Volume 156 Number 1

• Mrs. Adam (p. 12-13)
• Ascension (p. 12-13)
• includes correspondence

Volume 58 Number 4

• The Wedding in the Courthouse (p. 45-47)
• Story Time (p. 45-47)

Volume 63 Number 2

• The Sky Is Full of Blue and Full of the Mind of God (p. 80-82)
• How I Came to Drink My Grandmothers Piano (p. 80-85)

Number 68; Taking the Blue (p. 35); Children of Divorce (p. 35); The Sky is Full of the Mind of God (p. 35-36); The Ignominy of the Living (p. 36); The Companionable Dark (p. 36)

Bennington College, Volume 11 Number 2

• Carnival (p. 17)

Number 3

• The Age of Reason (p. 28-31)
• Numbers (p. 28-31)

Number 84

• My Favorite Woman in the World (p. 61-62)

Volume 15 Number 1

• Alone in the Garden of Eden (p. 31-32)
• Nightsong: Memory (p. 31-32)

Number 7

• Instructions for Boarding a City Bus (p. 47)

Number 10

• Noon (p. 90)
• Washing Dishes Late at Night (p. 91)
• Annunciation (p. 92)

Volume 57 Number 9

• The Uncertainty Principle (p. 549)

Volume 62 Number 3

• Vision: A Note on Astrophysics (p. 162)

Volume 25 Number 2

• Getting Lucky (p. 56-58)
• A Poem for My Mother (p. 56-58)

Volume 29 Number 3 Part 2

• The Librarian Confronts Theology (p. 114)

Volume 25 Number 3

• Mrs. Schneider Walks Home on a Night in June (p. 47-54)
• Cement (p. 47-54)
• Burying the Past (p. 47-54)

Volume 24 Number 3

• Americana: An Irregular Form: Librarian Tells All
• 1902 Comments About Post Cards, American and British (p. 177-179)

Volume 27 Number 1

• Calentures (p. 120-121)
• On the Land (p. 120-121)

Volume 29 Number 1

• Prairie Takes the Blue (p. 47-48) includes corrections by Norris

Premiere Issue

• Body and Blood (p.11)

What Song, Then, page 16

Volume 2 Number 4

• Bean Song (p. 73-75)
• Tomorrow (p. 73-75)

Volume 3 Number 2-3
Excerpts from the Angel Handbook: New York 1, New York 2

• The View (p. 69-72)

Volume 3 Number 3

• Stomach (p. 34)
• includes pamphlet for Creative Writing & Journalism at the University of Tennessee at Martin

Volume 113, Number 8; Consolation, Early Spring (p. 253)

Volume 111 Number 22; The Room (p. 720); Naming the Living God (p.721)

Volume 33, Number 2; Hope in Elizabeth (p. 30); Ascension (p. 30); A Letter to Paul Carroll, Who Said I Must Become a Catholic so That I Can Pray for Him (p. 31)

Volume 24 Number 5

• Toss-Up (p. 35)

• Isabel : October 23, 1973 (poem)
• Notes / October 25 (for autobiographical essays)
• Poem (October 1973)
• The Message, October 1974 (poem)
• includes 'First Essay; Toward an Autobiography, A Family Book'

Volume 54 Number 1

• Dust (p. 112-114)

Volume 61 Number 4

• The Bride (p. 628-631)
• Saturday Afternoon at the Library (p. 628-631)
• What I Want to Be (p. 628-631)

Volume 71 Number 2

• Kitchen Trinity (p. 313-314)
• She Said yeah (p. 313-314)

Volume 64 Number 1

• House Cleaning

Volume 67 Number 1

• Epiphany (p. 68-71)
• A.J.'s Passage (p. 68-70)

Volume 3 Number 1

• La Vonnes Mantlepiece (p. 104)
• St. Mary of Egypt Speaks to a Gentleman in a Victorian Whorehouse (p. 104)
• God's Boredom (p. 104)

Volume 3

• The First Day of Summer (p. 37)
• Visitors (p. 37)
• On the Northwest Hiawatha (p. 37-38)

typed, annotated manuscripts of approximately 20 poems, including 1) four photocopies (source not provided); and 2) two clipped from 'Quadrille' p. 32

1) correspondence with Meridel LeSueur regarding the manuscript; and 2) another typed correspondence by Kathleen Norris to 'Betty' describing Kathleen's psychological state, reaction to the LeSueur correspondence, thoughts on Emily Dickinson, etc.

includes individual poems on separate sheets, some annotated; includes original file folder labelled as above

annotated, typed manuscripts