Letters from mother, Rita Brenner, to Summer, who was away at college in Massachusetts.

Includes a collage box and an ornately decorated box, both of which were Brenner's original housing for letters

This collection preserves one of the many letterboxes Brenner used as original housing. Also included is alternate letter housing, which was a collage box with pasted images.

Spiral bound children's story handwritten on hand crafted pictures made of construction paper.

Includes a draft and a notebook.

Collection includes Over and Under , No Plain Feet , The Story of Bumps .

Clean draft of epistolary collection.

Student drawings in response to Ivy .

Poetry slam thank you poster and large student drawings removed to oversize.

Drafts of poems include "For Amy," "Shadowland," "K-Cane," "Desesperanza," "No Mean Feet," "Back to Bellagio: Swimming in Northern Italy," and "Salmon, Idaho," and three drafts of a poem written on loose notebook paper. Other materials include Laura Chester's notes on Brenner's Dialogue of Intention , photocopies of Brenner's Letter to an Unborn Daughter and Chester's The Stone Baby published side by side, and cards containing Buddhist script and verse.

Materials include letters and email print-offs related to the recording. A printing of the CD cover is also included.

Articles include: "Dance,"Work Sickness in the Health Factory," which was published in Processed Word , "Jazz by Lotus Development Corporation," which was published in Computer Land , and "The Case for Computers," which was co-authored by Brenner and Bill Scheffel.

Essay titles include: "What is a Liberal," "How Do Our Bombs Get to be his Fault?", "A Victorian Afternoon," "The Norman Invasion," "How Did Life Get to be so Cheap?", "The Lesson of Viet-Nam," "Work Sickness at the Health Factory," which was published in the magazine, Processed Word , and The Personal in American Women's Prose Writing . This folder also includes letters to Loren Berger concerning the publication of these essays in Words-By-Wire .

Essay titles include: "Educational Corner," "Reflex," "Printworks," and "Software Needs for the Legal Profession," co-authored by Brenner and Bill Scheffel.

Includes stories and articles written by Laura Chester, Margaret Edwards, Gloria Fyrm, and Elizabeth Hall

Includes sketches of different cultural dances and articles explaining the significance of dance across cultures.

Includes drafts, notes, and materials on the subject of dance.

Includes drafts and letters from a variety of contributors.

Includes correspondence with publishers and editors regarding the publication of How to be Your Own Dance Teacher . Also includes the anthology's forward and a list of potential contributors.

Includes a letter and a teaching binder for children's dance and poetry summer workshop.

Book includes course offerings for adult education in Berkshire County.

Includes correspondence leading up to a writing lecture in Japan that featured Summer Brenner and Gloria Frym. Also includes a list of event participants and two art pieces.

Includes correspondence concerning readings, local radio and television appearances, and the publication of Ivy . Also includes the book contract with Creative Arts Book Company, thank you cards from students, and photographs from school visit.

Includes correspondence with the Marketing, Promotion, and Sales Director of the Coffee House Press concerning the publication of Dancers and the Dance . Materials exchanged through correspondence include photocopies of book advertisements, letters to writers requesting a back cover endorsement, and the author's book contract. Also included are letters from editors of anthologies requesting contributions. Editors and anthologies include Laura Chester's Deep Down, The New Sensual Writing by Women and The Unmade Bed as well as the editors of ZYZZYVA , Contact Quarterly , The Erotic Impulse , and Where the Heart Is .

Materials cover the production and promotional phases of Ivy, including correspondence with the book's illustrator, Marilyn Bogerd. Bogerd's drafts and sketches of scenes and the book's cover art are included. Other materials regarding Ivy include promotional ephemera, clippings of reviews, and a type script interview from The San Francisco Chronicle .

Includes promotional cards for poetry reading, entitled, "Beat Night at the Parkway Speakeasy."

First issue of poems and drawings by women from Abuquerque.

Other contributors Bill Pearlman and Stephen Rodefer.

Other contributors include Andrei Codrescu, Laura Chester, Bill Pearlman, Stephen Rodefer, and Larry Goodell.

Third issue of poems and drawings by women from Abuquerque.

Issue Includes works from Larry Eigner, Bill Pearlman, Stephen Rodefer, and Larry Goodell.

This literary magazine, edited by Laura Chester and Geoffrey Young, includes the work of Tom Clark, Stephen Rodefer, Laura Chester, and Bill Pearlman.

This counter-cultural literary magazine, edited by Charlie Walsh and Charlie Vermont, contains the work of Andrei Codrescu, Laura Chester, Geoff Young, Larry Goodell, and Bill Pearlman.

Fourth issue of poems and drawings by women from Abuquerque. Issue includes poems from Laura Chester and Gloria Frym.

This reader contains articles, graphics, poetry, and letters that explore the psychiatric system in the United States.

This literary magazine, edited by Laura Chester and Geoffrey Young, includes the work of Tom Clark, Stephen Rodefer, Laura Chester, and Bill Pearlman.

This literary magazine, edited by Laura Chester and Geoffrey Young, includes the work of Tom Clark, Stephen Rodefer, Gloria Frym, Laura Chester, and Bill Pearlman.

Magazine collection of poems published in San Francisco.

Literary magazine also contains Bob Perelman's "God."

This literary magazine publishes the work of contemporary poets.

This literary magazine was published by Foothill Community College.

Magazine contains articles concerning social and political current events.

The issue of this literary journal is dedicated to women's prose writing.

Newspaper published annually in Pittsfield, MA, with a circulation of 5, 000. Contents include artistic sketches and writing.

Includes to copies of this dance education journal published by American Dance Guild Inc. Journal includes Brenner's fiction piece, "The Ballet Dancer."

This literary magazine publishes the work of contemporary poets.

A magazine concerning technological and social issue.

The premiere issue of this west coast literary and artistic quarterly, published by Howard Junker, included contributions from Barry Gifford, Stephen Rodefer, and Tom Clark.

Periodical described as "a journal of modern times in the Bay Area."

Issue also includes work contributed by Laura Chester.

Includes the magazine cover and photocopies of Brenner's article.

This "Journal of Erotic Arts," includes prose, poetry, and art.

This "Journal of Erotic Arts," includes prose, poetry, and art.

This literary journal was edited by Pat Smith.

A journal of poetry and fiction published by Thumbscrew Press.

Magazine is described as "Dancing with different populations."

Magazine contains articles concerning social and political current events.

This little magazine printed only 50 copies and includes 6 annual installments.

A journal of poetry and fiction published by Thumbscrew Press.

Includes two copies of this literary and counter-culture magazine.

A magazine of literary fiction published by Turtle Press.

Includes two copies of a magazine of literary fiction published by Turtle Press.

Summer Brenner's photograph appears on the cover of this independently published collection of poetry and prose.

Includes four copies of this magazine. Other contributors include Barry Gifford and Gloria Frym.

Includes two copies of a magazine of literary fiction published by Turtle Press. Also includes a letter to Brenner from editor, Les Smith.

Summer Brenner's photograph appears on the cover of this independently published collection of poetry and prose.

Includes four copies of this magazine.

This collection of prose and poetry, compiled and distributed by Owen Hill, also includes contributions from Tom Clarke and Andrei Codrescu.

A Berkeley culture and arts periodical.

This poetry collection includes the work of attendants from the substance abuse treatment program, Ujima Women in Recovery. In conjunction with the program, Brenner offered workshops for the women and provided the introduction to this book.

This chapbook is compiled by Utahna Faith and published by Wild Berries Press.

This chapbook is compiled by Utahna Faith and published by Wild Berries Press.

This chapbook is compiled by Utahna Faith and published by Wild Berries Press.

This student journal of art and writing was overseen by Summer Brenner.

This literary journal was edited by Dave Brinks and published in New Orleans Other contributors include Andrei Codrescu.

This student journal of art and writing was overseen by Summer Brenner.

This literary journal was edited by Dave Brinks and published in New Orleans Other contributors include Andrei Codrescu.

Magazine contains articles concerning social and political current events.

Includes posters of poems, oversize letters, birthday cards, a get well card from Aline and Robert Crumb, artistic drawings, and newspaper clippings.

Includes reviews and promotional materials, human rights and activist materials, and The Berkeley Monthly .

Includes three issues of The Exquisite Corpse .

Includes Yawp , Outpost , and The Three Penny Review .

Includes letters, a poster printed with Laura Chester's poem, student drawings in response to Ivy , and a promotional poster.

Includes both desk and wall calendars, promotional posters, and student drawings in responses to Ivy .