Box 60

Unused postcards depicting Venice, passenger ships, works of art, St. Thomas (Virgin Islands), and Florence. Also includes a postcard used to advertise Brinnin's Dylan Thomas in America.

Includes travel brochures for cruises, information on vacation rentals, a booklet regarding British Airways's Concorde, hotel envelopes, a map and guide to South Miami, and a brochure for the exhibit "Rapallo Letteraria," in 1994.

Includes invitations and programs.

Includes clippings, program, and other printed material related to the seminar or to Elizabeth Bishop. Brinnin was instrumental in organizing and moderating this seminar.

Programs for seminars related to Tennessee Williams and "Literature in the Age of AIDS."

According to his unpublished memoir, Brinnin met Walter Reuther in Detroit during the formation of the United Auto Workers. At the age of nineteen Brinnin did office work and distributed flyers. His memoir chronicles the first sit-down strike in Detroit.

Program and ticket for the dedication service which Brinnin attended. He has annotated the program with his comments.

Video cassette of an interview with Brinnin in Key West, Florida. Brinnin comments on his decision to live in Key West, Truman Capote, his works on passenger ships, writers living in Key West, and Dylan Thomas. The interview is obviously edited with live shots of Brinnin intermixed with images of his books and is approximately five minutes in length.

Hosted by Valerie Henderson, the show features Brinnin reading poems from his Selected Poems and Skin Diving in the Virgins. The show was produced while Brinnin was a professor at Boston University.

There is no indication as to the owner. Some penciled markings are found in the margins.

Includes a dust jacket for Stephen McCauley's The Easy Way Out, a portion of the dust acket for Peter De Vries's Consenting Adults and a photocopy of an eighteen-page cartoon which includes Brinnin.

Diskette and user's manual.