Collections : [Business, Literary, and Local History Manuscripts]

Includes layout copies and drafts of many pdqb publications.

Includes printed reviews of pdqb publications and lists of people receiving some pdqb publications.

Includes one copy of every qbdp mailart item ever released.

Includes layout copies of many qbdp publications.

A weblog that includes single numbered sentences published at a usual rate of one per day. The weblog's prospectus describes the blog as "Footnotes to a nonexistent book, a series of observations, a novel without the plot, the autobiography of an imagination, linked poetry of the everyday world, an impossible goal". URL: http://onemillionfootnotes.blogspot.com

This weblog is a clipblog that includes snippets from and links to entries about visual poetry posted on blogs not managed by Geof Huth. URL: http://vispo.blogspot.com

Recordings of Geof Huth's audio-based poetry and presentations at professional conferences. Includes five cassette tapes and one CD of Huth's professional presentations and three cassette audiotapes of Huth's sound poetry and music.

Includes super-8 and 16mm films (along with related reel-to-reel audiotapes) created by Geof Huth at Vanderbilt University. Includes seven reels of super-8 film (most with accompanying reel-to-reel or cassette audiotapes) and six 16mm films (five collaged films and one hand-drawn film).

Includes video recordings of Geof Huth's professional presentations, art performances, and works. Includes two VHS tapes of Huth's appearances on teleconferences related to records management and one Betamax videotape of Huth's college films.

Includes school, professional, and art publications by Geof Huth (except for books) as well as numerous publications documenting underground art and literature (especially visual poetry) from the mid-1980s on. Some paper publications include audio or other media. Includes occasional correspondence with Geof Huth that is either written directly on the publications or is slipped into the pages. Includes one cubic feet of odd-sized publications and a loose box in the form of a triangular prism, which stores the mailart assembling, Killer Whale.