Letter from Anthony Suter March 23 1986 Page 2 of 2

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to the figures involved. I see the problem of the last stanza as being one of giving the poem a combined forward and circular movement. “Don Quixotte” depends very much on its (?over-) long title for the (non Jim - visiting reader to grasp - but becomes clearer as one reads. I particularly like the puns between culinary, sexual & war journalism terms in “the body count so high that tarts and sauces burned.” - but high - punning of this kind is an essential doubling effect within the poem. Was the woman who re- moved her shoes wearing stockings or tights? - Just a technical problem for sex involved here. - All for now, except to in- clude one poem out of the whole [loose(!)] sequence I’ll photocopy for you soon. These are spring flowers for you, Jim. Anthony.

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Handwritten letter from Anthony Suter to James Emanuel, dated March 23, 1986. Suter offers his condolences concerning the death of Emanuel's mother. Suter is also happy with the poems Emanuel sent him. (Page 2)

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    Image
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    jpg
  • file size
    2 MB
  • container title
    James A. Emanuel Papers
  • creator
    Anthony Suter
  • issue
    Box 3 Folder 26 Suter, Anthony, 1973-1994
  • rights
    James A. Emanuel Estate
  • rights holder
    James A. Emanuel Estate
  • version
    23-Mar-86