The letters are arranged chronologically.
| Typed letter signed, 1978 July 20 | 1 item (3 pp.) | Box 59, F0854 |
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The letter includes a separate handwritten note of postscript. Coffey wrote about French symbolism, poetry, and invited Axelrod to visit his home in Southampton. |
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| Typed letter signed, 1978 August 14 | 1 item (2 pp.) | Box 59, F0854 |
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Coffey wrote about comparative literature, the philosophical idea of "what is it to be human," and suggests ideas for future research or possibly dissertation topics. |
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| Typed letter signed, 1978 October 21 | 1 item (1 p.) | Box 59, F0854 |
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The typed letter ends with a handwritten postscript. Coffey discussed creative writing, the possible study of Paul Eluard, and the connection between poet and scholar. |
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| Typed letter signed with envelope, 1990 September 26 | 1 item (1 p.) | Box 59, F0854 |
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In this letter Coffey wrote about Samuel Beckett and included Coffey's poem, "One Way." |
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