Hi, Bernard,

I may have seen the list, and I did go through some scrapbooks of EP's
newspaper clippings while at Brunnenburg in, perhaps, 1992. But I don't have
a copy and would love to have it.

I'll be at the EP Educator Conference and I'll either come early or stay
after to look at Hamilton College EP holdings.

I'm doing the same with the Boston Conference, looking at the EP-Hemingway
correspondence which I believe is at the Kennedy Library. And since I'll be
on the East Coast I'll probably go see what they have in Buffalo.

Any guidance is appreciated. It will be great to see you again.

I don't know if I mentioned that I moved to Denton, about 35 miles up the
road. I bought a one-story house a half-mile from the Old Courthouse Square.
It has wood floors and a gas range. It was built iin 1919 and is in the
Oak-Hickory Historic District. It is on a quarter of an acre, so I've got
some serious gardening to do. It's 45 minutes from campus but 30 miles is on
interstate so it's not bad if I avoid rush hour.

Let me know what else you've been doing. I hope Mary is well.

Cordially,

Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: - Ezra Pound discussion list of the University of Maine
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Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 8:55 PM
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Subject: Re: ALA 2005

dearest Tim

good to hear from you... coincidentally enough, i just returned from a short
stay t Mary's..

i'm helping her catalogue a list of Pound's newspaper clippings...

she lent me a list by an Italian scholar from the 70's (Capelli???)

hand written about fifty oddpages on foolscap

1. have you seen this list?

2.  do you have this list on computer??

all the best

b
>
> From: Tim Redman <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 2004/10/21 Thu PM 03:33:15 EST
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: ALA 2005
>
> The 16th Annual Conference of the American Literature Association will be
> held May 26-29, 2005, at the Westing Copley Place, 10 Huntington Avenue,
> Boston MA 02116-5798 (617 262-9600).
>
> Once again there will be two Pound sessions, "Pound and England," and
"Pound
> and New England." I invite proposals from those wishing to present papers
on
> those topics.
>
> Pleased send them to me as attached Word files at [log in to unmask] no
> later than January 1. Use the subject heading ALA 2005.
>
> Cordially,
>
> Tim Redman
>