Amann, Eric (Haiku Magazine). Correspondence, 1968-1969

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Box 4 (2-Correspondence Files), Folder 50
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"New Year's Day". 12 "contest" Haiku. Typescript cc. 3p.

"Syllables". Haiku. Typescript cc. 3p.

"Question Mark". Typescript 3p.

"What Does a Haiku Mean?" Typescript cc. 2p.

"Authentic Interpretation of Haiku". Typescript cc. 2p.

8 letters from, 13 letters to; manuscript submissions by Roy C. Bates:.

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