Feldman, Burton

This folder contains the pages of a small notebook in which Burton Feldman recorded the books that he read over the course of the end of 1992 through early 1993.

This folder contains the pages of a small notebook in which Burton Feldman recorded the books that he read over the course of the end of 1988 through 1992.

This folder contains a collection of notes and drafts. The range of topics covered include Burton Feldman's research and ideas for fiction projects, his research for ''1220 Mercer St.'', and work on another book on myth.

This folder contains files pertaining to Burton Feldman's efforts to publish a translation of Gershom Scholem's essay entitled ''Walter Benjamin and his Angel.'' The translation was done by Werner Dannhauser, and the folder also contains his correspondence and a full copy of his translation of the work.

This folder is the third of three containing documents pertaining to Burton Feldman's time as a guest professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

This folder contains documents, correspondence, and ephemera related to Burton Feldman's efforts to bring Hilde Domin, a German poet and writer, to the University of Denver for a lecture seminar. Roughly half of the materials contained in this folder are written in German.

This is an oversize folder containing an array of documents written by Burton Feldman while developing his novels. The contents focus on no one work of Feldman's, but encompass a range of different projects.

This folder contains short paragraphs and notes concerning the process of writing and the idea of poetry and literature. There is also a Far Side comic in this folder that makes reference to a ''Professor Feldman''.

This folder contains notes and drafts for a novel by Burton Feldman called ''Prisoner of War.'' The file also contains letters to and from Christinel Eliade discussing the novel and stating that Feldman dedicated it to her.

This is the first of two folders containing Burton Feldman's research and notes regarding William Blake.