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P. O. Box 21607
DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48221
February 1, 1984
Dr. James A. Emanuel
340 E. 90th Street - #3B
New York, NY 10028
Dear Jim:
Congratulations! ("Oh, frabjous day, calloo, callay" or something like that!) The
winter here has been so unfriendly so far that I have been especially happy that I didn't
have to drive those forty miles. However, I was so far behind in everything concerning
the press that I still haven't begun to catch up, in spite of putting in regular office
hours at my other house, which I am in the process of setting up as an office for Lotus
Press.
So far, since my last exam, I have gotten two books to the printer, have a third book
typeset and waiting for me to paste up the pages, and a fourth book (due out in April)
almost ready to be typeset. (Somewhere down the line, I hope to get a chance to work
on some of my own poetry, but right now I can't say when.)
I understand your concern about the copyright pages papers and promise that this night, before
I go to bed, I will have the application filled out for The Broken Bowl. As I send that
in, I will also request a duplicate of Chisel in the Dark. (I know it is here somewhere--
the original, that is--but it is probably filed with correspondence of that year which I
haven't been able to go through. Getting a duplicate may be easier than trying to find
the original.)
I wish you infinite joy and freedom in your retirement--and happy writing.
Most warmly,
[signature - Naomi]
(313) 861-1280
P.S. One of my unfinished poems is tentatively entitled "Jim in Motion." I began it after
seeing you in Paris and noticing how much more vibrant you are in real life than your pictures](https://cuny.manifoldapp.org/system/resource/f/3/1/f31c42af-c8c9-4d18-8eb0-4e153d16ba6e/attachment/486f5a14f04e580033e5b1bbf43ad618.jpg)
Letter from Naomi Long Madgett February 1 1984
Letter from Anthony Suter March 23 1986 Page 1 of 2
Crowd FESTAC '77 Photo 1
James Emanuel at Michel Fabre's home (early 1970s) Photo
Joseph Delaney with FESTAC '77 Artists Photo
Typewriter in the Villa on rue Marie Photo
![ROBERT F. KENNEDY 110 EAST 45TH STREET
NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017
United States Senate
June 30, 1967
James A. Emanuel
Asst. Professor
405 Nuber Avenue
Mount Vernon, New York 10553
Dear MR. Emanuel:
Thank you for your letter. I regret the
delay in my reply.
I have requested Mr. Joel Pelcyger of my New
York office to contact you to discuss the matter
about which you wrote, and he should be contacting
you in the next few days.
Sincerely,
[signature]
Robert F. Kennedy](https://cuny.manifoldapp.org/system/resource/1/d/d/1dd45848-e934-4fc1-899f-4d38e954be53/attachment/075dfc233deead019fa082c1dc6f438f.jpg)
Letter from Senator Robert F. Kennedy
James Emanuel Reading (centered) to Hunter College Students
Letter to Senator Robert F. Kennedy