Jim Barnes papers, 1900-2004.

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Jim Barnes papers, 1900-2004.

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The collection primarily tracks Barnes's poetic career, specifically regarding his service as editor of the Chariton Review and contributions to other poetry journals, and contains manuscripts of his own poetry as well as that of Dagmar Nick, which he translated from German, and numerous books of poetry written by friends/contributors to the Chariton Review. It also contains personal documents such as correspondence, bills, and photos.

34 boxes (16 linear ft.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7386592

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