Schuyler, Philip

A 28-page, single-sided photocopy of Philip Schuyler's article (first part) on James Acord in The New Yorker, "Moving to Richland I", published on 14 October 1991.
The pages of this copy are held together by binder clip. There are no annotations on the article copy.

A four-page handwritten draft of a letter from James Acord to Janet Galore. Written on the back of an email printout from Philip Schuyler to James Acord dated 4 June 2002.
James Acord would often compose his emails by hand before committing them to email. This notes "cc bubba, carver, moody, putnam, luksch."
This letter describes: (1) work at the library for a monologue on "the Fourth Reliquary" and some recent drawings; (2) some details on James Acord's day-to-day life; (3) listening to KMPS station and losing track of time, working into the morning; (4) on sculptor Don Carver and Acord's ironworker friend "Rockin' Robin"; (5) on working at the library, drawing, and time spent on the library's word processor; (6) more on the Fourth Reliquary; (7) on a residency at the Starlight; (8) his dislike of words, coupled with his interest in William Blake's cursive forms.
The letter from Philip Schuyler to James Acord concerns a proposed meeting and an article on "radiological terror" from the New York Times that Schuyler wishes to share with Acord.
On the back of the third sheet is a list of defined terms from Websters 3rd New International Dictionary.