Collection Contents

Subseries 1.1.1 Journals (Diaries), 1947-2009

[Journal], 1947-1952.

Sourdough Mountain Journal, Summer, 1953.

[Journal], 1953-1955.

[Journal], 1956-1958.

[Journal], no. 1, 1957.

[Journal], no. 2, 1957.

[Journal], no. 3, 1957.

[Journal], no. 1, 1958.

[Journal], no. 2, 1958.

[Journal], Sept. 30, 1958-Dec.16, 1958.

[Journal], 1959-1961.

[Journal], 1959.

[Journal], 1960.

[Journal], India, 1961-1962.

[Journal], 1962-1963.

[Journal], 1964.

[Journal], 1965.

Mountains and Revels, journal, Summer 1965.

[Journal], 1966.

[Journal], 1967.

[Journal], Summer on Suwa-no-sei, 1967.

[Journal], Book 1, 1968.

[Journal], Book 2, 1968.

[Journal], Book 3, 1968 September-1969 August.

[Journal], Book 4, 1969 August 14-1970 August 8.

[Journal], Book 5, 1970 August 17-1971 September 2.

[Journal], Book 6, 1971 September 3-1972 June 4.

[Journal], Book 7, 1972 June 5-1972 August 15.

[Journal], Book 8, 1972 August 16-1973 August 29.

[Journal], Book 9, 1973 September 3-1974 August 31.

Thorofare Meadow Trip, journal, Sept. 1974.

[Journal], Book 10, 1974 September 1-1975 December 2.

[Journal], Book 11, 1975 December 3-1976 December 31.

[Journal], Book 12, 1977.

[Journal], Book 14, 1978 October 1-1979 August 24.

[Journal], Book 15, 1979 August 24-1980 August 24.

[Journal], Book 16, 1980 August 25-1981 May 28.

[Journal], Book 17, 1981 May 31-1981 July 31.

[Journal], Book 17A, Japan Notes, 1981 June-July.

[Journal], Book 18, Australia, 1981 August 13-1981 October 27.

[Journal], Book 19, 1981 October 31-1982 May 6.

[Journal], Book 20, 1982 May 15-1982 November 8.

[Journal], Book 21, 1982 November 12-1983 June 1.

[Journal], Book 22, 1983 June 4-1984 October 15.

[Journal], Book 23.1, China, 1984 October 16-1984 December 9.

[Journal], Book 23.2, China Studies, 1985 March-April.

[Journal], Book 25, 1985 May 7-1985 June 13.

[Journal], Book 26, 1985 June 23-1985 December 31.

[Journal], Book 27.1, 1986.

[Journal], Book 27.2, Tatshenshini Noatak, 1986 July 29-1986 August 22.

[Journal], Book 28, 1987.

[Journal], Book 29, 1988.

[Journal], Book 30, 1989.

Chronological Work Diary, Last Year of The Practice of the Wild, Jan. 10, 1989-Feb. 3, 1990.

[Journal], Book 31, 1990.

[Journal], Book 32, 1991.

[Journal], Book 33, 1992.

[Journal], Book 34, 1993.

[Journal], Book 35, 1994.

[Journal], Book 36, 1995.

[Journal], Book 37, 1996.

[Journal], Book 38, 1997.

[Journal], Book 39, 1998.

[Journal], Book 40, 1999.

[Journal], Book 41, 2000.

[Journal], Book 42, 2001.

[Journal], Book 43, 2002.

[Journal], Book 44, 2003.

[Journal], Book 45, 2004.

[Journal], Book 46, 2005.

[Journal], Book 47, 2006.

[Journal], Book 48, 2007.

[Journal], Book 49, 2008.

[Journal], Book 50, 2009.

[Further journal transcriptions], 1988-2003.

Subseries 1.1.2 Calendars, 1979-1989

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1979.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1981.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1982.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1984.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1984.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1985.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1987.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1988.

Wall calendar with notes on family and professional engagements, 1989.

Subseries 1.1.3 Account Books, 1964-1978

Account book, 1964-1968.

Account book, 1969-1972.

Account book with financial record enclosed, 1973-1978.

Across Lamarck Col., poem, n.d.

Affluence, poem, n.d., Nov. 24, 1973.

After Ramprasad Sen, poem, ca. 1961.

Against the San Juan Ridge County Water District, prose, 1972.

Aged Tamba Temple Plum Tree Song, poem, n.d.

Alabaster, poem, Dec. 22, 1970.

Alaska, poem, n.d.

Alibi for a Vagabond, poem, Nov. 4, 1945.

All in the Family, poem, n.d.

All Over the Dry Grasses, poem, n.d., June 6, 1966.

[All things are impermanent...], poem, n.d.

Alysoun, poem, 1955.

[American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, nominations for membership], including nomination of Wendell Berry, 1988-1990.

Ami, poem, n.d.

Among, poem, n.d.

Anasazi, poem, n.d.

Ancient Forests of the Far West, a synopsis of the paper given at the 11th Annual American Studies Conference, University of the Ryukyus, Nov. 25, 1989.

Another for the Same, poem, 1955-1956.

Anuradhapura City of the Pleiades, poem, n.d.

Arktos, poem, n.d.

Arts Councils, poem, n.d.

The Arts in California, prose, n.d.

As for Poets, poem,

Asleep on the Beach, poem, n.d.

At Kitano Shrine for the Fair, poem,

At North Star Christian University in Hokkaido, poem, n.d.

At the Ibaru Family Tomb, poem, June 1981.

At White River Roadhouse in the Yukon, poem, n.d., May 1, 1984.

August on Sourdough, A Visit from Dick Brewer, poem, n.d., 1963.

August was Foggy, poem, n.d.

An Autumn Poem, poem, 1950.

Avocado, poem, n.d.

Axe Handles, poem, n.d., May 4, 1978.

Axe Handles, book, working copy, 1983.

Axe Handles, book, final typed copy, 1983.

Axe Handles, book, proofs set, 1983.

The Back Country, "Contents," and statements about publication history, n.d.

Bakers Cabin on Boone's Ferry Road, poem, 1952.

Banaras, prose, Feb. 14, 1962.

The Bath, poem, April 6, 1971.

Beating the Average, poem, n.d., 1975.

Beating Wings, poem, n.d.

The Bed in the Sky, poem, n.d., 1968.

Bedrock, poem, n.d.

Before the Stuff Comes Down, poem, n.d.

Bellyfulls, by Nanao Sakaki, English translation by Neale Hunter [and Gary Snyder], n.d.

Bellyfulls, by Nanao Sakaki, English translation by Neale Hunter [and Gary Snyder], with note by Snyder; and " from Au I lu mahara," by Tetsuo Nagazawa, English translation by Snyder; May 1964.

Beneath my Hand and Eye the Distant Hills, Your Body, poem, Jan. 18, 1965.

A Berry Feast, poem, n.d., 1951-1953.

Berry Territory, poem, n.d.

Beyond Survival, poem, n.d.

[Bibliography (1950-1959)], Secondary Poems, n.d.

[Bibliography (1954-1981)], Publishing Record, ca. 1981.

[Bibliography (1956-1962)], record of published poems, n.d.

[Bibliography (1959-1996)], Gary Snyder Brief Bibliography/Books in Print, ca. 1999.

[Bibliography (1961-1985)], Published (and a Few Not) Prose, ca. 1985.

[Bibliography (1990-1991)], Limited Distribution Items, n.d.

Black Mesa Mine #1, poem, April 12, 1972.

The Blue Sky, notes, n.d.

The Blue Sky, poem, n.d.

[Blurb] for Ceremony by Leslie Silko, prose, Feb. 15, 1977.

[Blurb] for The Farm by Jim Heynen, prose, Sept. 24, 1978.

[Blurb] for Unsettling of America by Wendell Berry, prose, Dec. 6, 1976.

[Blurb] for A Zen Wave: Basho's Haiku and Zen by Robert Aitken, prose, 1978.

Book Reviews, poems, n.d.

Bows to Drouth, poem, n.d., July 1976.

Breasts, poem, n.d.

A Buck Just Dropped Me His Antler, poem, Jan. 23, 1984.

Burned Out, poem, Feb. 1972.

Burning Island, poem, n.d., 1967.

Burning the Small Dead, poem, n.d.

By Frazier Creek Falls, poem, n.d.

By the North Gate, Wind Blows Full of Sand, poem, 1950.

By the Tama River at the North End of the Plain in April, poem, n.d., April 19, 1967.

Calcium, poem, n.d.

The Call of the Wild, poem, 1971.

The Canyon Wren, poem, April 1981.

Cats Thinking About What Birds Eat; At Kitano Shrine for the Fair; A Ball and a Swing; poems, n.d.

A Century, poem, n.d., Sept. 28, 1979.

Ceremony in Memory of the Death of Daito Kokushi Who "Opened the Mountain", poem, Nov. 22, 1965.

Changing Diapers, poem, May 9, 1972.

Changing Oil, poem, n.d.

Channelled Scablands, poem, n.d.

Charms, poem, Feb. 1, 1971.

Chion-in, poem, ca. 1958.

Cincinnati Chili, poem, ca. 1976.

Circumambulating Arunachala, poem, n.d.

Cliffs and Boulders, poem, n.d.

Clouds and Rocks, transcript of talk given at "Right to Remain Wild" conference in Missoula, Montana, Nov. 1, 1975.

[Clouds not minding...], notes, n.d.

Cold Mountain Poems, worksheets on the Chinese poet Han Shan which became the basis of translations, fall 1955, Oct. 1994.

[Colin Still film project], notes, Feb.-July 1995.

[Comment] for Buddha-Dharma, correspondence between Gary Snyder and Rev. Seishin Yamashita, copies of sections of Buddha-Dharma, 2000.

Comments for Books, etc., collection of typescript (photocopy) drafts, 1973-1994.

Complaint to the Muse, poem, Sept. 1958.

Contribution to John Hollander's Tribute to Allen Ginsberg for the American Academy of Arts and Letters Annual Memorial Meeting Held Nov. 5, 1997 , circa 1997.

Control Burn, poem, n.d.

Conversation with Michael McClure & Peter Manso, notes, Dec. 19, 1984.

The Cool Around the Fire, poem, n.d., 1977.

[Corrections] to essay, Gary Snyder, by Christopher Mattison, n.d.

Could She See the Whole Real World with Her Ghost Breast Eyes Shut Under a Blouse Lid? poem and note, n.d.

The Council Meets in Eureka, poem, n.d., March 3, 1980.

The Courage of Conviction (working title: Belief in Action), Phillip L. Berman, ed.; withdrawn submission; drafts with editors' and author's comments and related letters; 1983-1985.

Cow, poem, n.d.

The Coyote Breath, poem, n.d., 1966.

Coyote Man, Mr. President, & the Gunfighters, poem, n.d.

Coyote Valley Spring, poem, n.d.

Crash, poem, March 16, 1960.

The Curse, poem, n.d.

A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon, poem, n.d.

Dancing in Place, talk given at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, May-June 1984.

Darma's Bodhi, with David Padwa, screenplay and notes, ca. 1970.

The Dazzle, poem, n.d.

The Dead by the Side of the Road, poem, n.d.

Dead People Practicing Evasion, poem, Nov. 11, 1966.

Dear Mr. President, poem, 1965.

December at Yase, poem, 1959.

Delicate Criss-Crossing Beetle Trails Left in the Sand, poem, July 1981.

Dillingham, Alaska, The Willow Tree Bar, poem, n.d.

Dimensions of a Life (Jon Halper editor), Snyder's notes, July-Aug. 1988.

Dosewallip, poem, n.d.

[Down to the river...], poem, n.d.

Dream, poem, draft and notes,n.d.

The Dripping Spear, poem, n.d.

Driving to Sacramento, poem, n.d., 1977.

A Dry Day Just Before the Rainy Season, poem, 1955.

Dusty Braces, poem, n.d.

Early Morning India, prose, Jan. 19, 1962.

Earth Day Speech (The Poet Speaks Out), Colorado State College, Greeley, Col., April 22, 1970; and letter from "Lavonne," May 21, 1970.

Earth House Hold, manuscripts for book, 1954-1968, n.d.

The Earth's Wild Places, poem, Nov. 10, 1975, n.d.

East of the Humboldt Range, poem, n.d.

Eastward Across Texas, poem, n.d.

The Edge, poem, Sept. 6, 1964.

The Egg, poem, n.d.

Eight Sand Bars on the Takano River, poem, n.d.

Empty Can Plea Poem, poem, Aug. 21, 1972.

Energy is Eternal Delight, prose, 1972.

Enforcement, poem, n.d.

English Lessons at the Boiler Company, poem, 1964, n.d.

Epistemological Fancies, poem, 1953.

[Essay on Lew Welch], notes and prose, May 23, 1972, n.d.

Ethnobotany, poem, Oct. 22, 1972, n.d.

The Etiquette of Freedom, prose, May 20-21, 1989.

The Etiquette of Freedom, edited drafts, and letter from Annie Stine of Sierra, June 20, 1989.

Everybody Lying on Their Stomachs, Head Toward the Candle, Reading, Sleeping, Drawing, poem, n.d.

Exclamations Gone to the Twin Breasts of Maya, poem, Sept. 1955.

Farewell to Burning Island, poem, n.d.

Farewell to the Three Little Buildings of Our/The School, poem, n.d.

Fear Not, poem, Nov. 29, 1973.

The Feathered Robe, poem, 1957, n.d.

Fence Posts, poem, n.d.

A Few Words for the Dedication of the West Wing of Peter J. Shields Library, background information for keynote speech given on Oct. 19, 1990.

A Few Words for the Dedication of the West Wing of Peter J. Shields Library, keynote speech given on Oct. 19, 1990.

Fire in the Hole, poem, 1959, n.d.

" Fire in the Hole," proofs for poem (excerpt), published in Birkby, Robert, Lightly on the Land, 1996.

The Firing, poem, Jan. 30, 1964, n.d.

First Landfall on Turtle Island, poem, Dec. 21, 1968, n.d.

Fog Blows in, Sun Burns it Away, notes, May 12, 1984.

For a Far Out Friend, poem, 1955.

For a Fifty Year Old Woman in Stockholm, poem, n.d.

For a Stone Girl at Sanchi, poem, 1954-1955, n.d.

For Alan Watts, poem, 1973.

For All, poem, Sept. 15, 1974.

For Berkeley, poem, n.d.

For E. Shaffer's Dissertation, notes on dissertation by Eric Paul Shaffer, n.d.

For/From Lew, poem, n.d.

For Hemp, poem, Oct. 8, 1972.

For John Chappell, poem, 1964, n.d.

For Nothing, poem, n.d.

For Plants, poem, ca. 1959, n.d.

For the Boy Who Was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago, and [Aaron and Tony were here on this day...], poems, n.d.

For the West, poem, Oct. 13, 1964, n.d.

Fording the Flooded Goldie River, poem, ca. 1952.

The Foreigners, poem, 1962.

The Forest Fire at Ananda (The Big Forest Fire), poem, n.d.

" Foreword," for Break the Mirror by Nanao Sakaki, Feb. 24, 1987.

" [Foreword]," for The Divine Woman by Edward H. Schafer, 1980, n.d.

" [Foreword]," for The Maidu Indian Myths and Stories of Hancibyjim, edited and translated by William Shipley, ca. 1991.

" [Foreword]," for Mirror for the Moon by Saigyo (William R. LeFleur, translator), n.d.

" [Foreword]," for Songs of Gods, Songs of Humans, (Donald L. Philippi, translator), 1977-1978, n.d.

" Foreword," for Taking the Path of Zen by Robert Aitken, n.d.

" [Foreword]," for A Zen Forest, Sayings of the Masters by Soiku Shigematsu, 1980, n.d.

" [Foreword]," for A Zen Forest, Sayings of the Masters by Soiku Shigematsu, page proofs, July 1992.

Four Changes, notes, ca. 1974.

Four Changes, prose, updated version, 1974.

Four Deaths, poem, 1951.

Foxtail Pine, poem, April 27, 1959, n.d.

Fragments of an Elegy, poem, 1950.

[From the dark you can watch...] and [It's nice outside the corral...], poems, n.d.

The Front Lines, poem, n.d.

The Fruit, poem, n.d.

Gaia, poem, June 16, 1973, n.d.

Gary Snyder on Literary Genre, talk, Spring 1973.

The Gary Snyder Reader, Ad Card, ca. 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Author's Note," March-April 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Chronology," circa 1999. With copy of "Chronology" from Dean, Tim, Gary Snyder and the American Unconscious, 1991.

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Contents," ca. 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, dedication page, ca. 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, "Foreword by Jim Dodge," ca. 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, notes on which works to include, ca. 1999.

The Gary Snyder Reader, notes, "To Do Today, Finish the Reader," Feb. 10, ca. 1999.

Gatha for All Threatened Beings, poem, 1975.

Geese Gone Beyond, poem, Oct. 1979.

Getting in the Wood, poem, n.d.

Getting the Volvo Wheel Seals Fixed, poem, Feb. 17, 1984.

Getting There, poem, 1979, n.d.

Go Round, poem, 1966, n.d.

The Goddess Parvati at the Freer, poem, Nov. 27, 1973.

Going Where You Shouldn't, poem, Jan. 12, 1968, n.d.

Gold, Green, poem, 1978.

The Good Earth, poem, n.d.

Good, Wild, Sacred, notes, 1981-1982.

Good, Wild, Sacred, talk, 1982, n.d.

Good, Wild, Sacred, "final changes copy" of prose published in Fall 1983 issue of CoEvolution Quarterly, n.d.

Grace for Love, poem, n.d.

The Grand Entry, poem, 1975-1979.

Gravel-bars, Riverbanks, Scars; poem; Oct. 8, 1972.

Greasy Boy, poem, March 23, 1973.

The Great Bear, poem, Aug. 6, 1972.

The Great Clod Project, book dedication and contract notes; with draft of poem, Ponderosa Pine, n.d.

The Great Mother, poem, Sept. 30, 1967, n.d.

Great Spirit, poem, n.d.

[He didn't go so much to the south...], poem, Feb. 27, 1973.

He Shot Arrows, But Not at Birds Perching, poem, 1976, n.d.

He Who Hunted Birds in His Father's Village, "Foreword," notes and drafts, 1978, n.d.

[Heavy rain lashed and cascades...], poem, n.d.

A Heifer Clambers Up, poem, 1955, n.d.

High Forms, poem, Nov. 11, 1973.

High Quality Information, poem, Nov. 30, 1975

The High Sierra of California, "Introduction" and "Singing the Seasons" by Tom Killion, 2000-2002.

The High Sierra of California, notes on journal entries, Oct. 1997.

The High Sierra of California, "Preface," and " Gary Snyder's High Sierra Journals: 1955-1991," drafts and related correspondence with Heyday Books, Nov.-Dec. 2001.

Hills of Home, poem (fragment), Nov. 16, 1958.

History Must Have a Start, poem, 1952-1955.

Hitch Haiku, poem, n.d.

Home from the Sierra, poem, 1955, n.d.

Home on the Range, poem, n.d.

Hop, Skip, & Jump, poem, Oct. 4, 1964, n.d.

How Many Times, poem, n.d.

How Poetry Comes to Me, poem, 1959.

How to Make Stew in the Pinacate Desert Recipe for Locke & Drum, poem, Dec. 1964, n.d.

The Hudsonian Curlew, poem, Feb. 18, 1969.

Hymn to the Goddess San Francisco in Paradise, poem, 1963, n.d.

[I know where you're moving now...], poem, n.d.

I See Old Friend Dan Ellsberg on TV in a Mountain Village of Japan, poem, n.d.

I Went Into the Maverick Bar, poem, n.d.

Icy Mountains Constantly Reading, poem, n.d.

In the House of the Rising Sun, poem, July 20, 1966, n.d.

In the Night, Friend, poem, n.d.

Intransit, lists of contributors' addresses, ca. 1969.

Intransit, "Contents," ca. 1969.

Intransit, " From Au i lu mahara," poem by Tetsuo Nagasawa, translated by Gary Snyder, and notes, n.d.

Intransit, poems submitted by unknown authors, ca. 1969.

Intransit, poems submitted by Franco Beltrametti, n.d.

Intransit, poems submitted by Harry Hoogstraten, July 1967, n.d.

Intransit, poems submitted by Neale Hunter, with letter, Sept. 29, 1966.

" Introduction," for Beneath a Single Moon: Buddhism in Contemporary American Poetry, May 1990.

" [Introduction]," for Unexpected Manna by Gary H. Holthaus, notes and drafts, 1977, n.d.

Introductory Speech Foothills Reinhabitation Conference, transcript, n.d.

It Pleases, poem, Nov. 26, 1973.

[It started just now with a hummingbird...], poem, 1956.

It was When, poem, n.d.

James Laughlin, notes, March 1988.

The Jemez Pueblo Ring, poem, n.d.

[Joel bombed out in Roseville...], song, 1973.

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, lists and notes, ca. 1978.

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, " Suggested Order of CQ Issue 'Protection' by GS," ca. 1978.

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, " Editor's Statement," 1978.

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19; works by Paul Lee, Alfred Wakeman, and Steve Sanfield; submitted but not used in issue; 1978.

Journal for the Protection of All Beings / The CoEvolution Quarterly, no. 19, page proofs, 1978.

Jubilo, poem, n.d.

Kai Today, poem, April 17, 1968, n.d.

The Khajuraho Poem, poem, n.d.

Kine, poem, 1975.

Kumarajiva's Mother, notes and poem, n.d.

The Kuuvangmiut and the Humanities, notes and worksheets, April-June 1984.

The Kuuvangmiut and the Humanities, for April 26, 1984 Alaska Humanities Forum, draft of talk, 1984.

Kyoto Born in Spring Song, poem, n.d.

Kyoto Vacation, poem, Oct. 24, 1963.

The Late Snow & Lumber Strike of the Summer of Fifty-Four, poem, 1955.

Laughlin's "Mahayana" or "Big Open Spirit," prose, n.d.

Left Out in the Rain, original manuscript, drafts of poems and bibliography, 1947-1984.

Left Out in the Rain, draft, letter from Kate Moses of North Point Press, June 1986.

Left Out in the Rain, H. T. Odum quote used on intro. page for, " Tiny Energies, 1970-1984," n.d.

Left Out in the Rain, " Table of Contents," ca. 1986.

Left Out in the Rain, page proofs, letter from Tom [Christensen] of North Point Press, July 1986.

Letter from Sweden, prose by Gary Snyder, with The Unbroken Chain, poem by Reidar Ekner, Oct. 1982.

The Levels, poem, 1961-1962.

Life as Practice, notes, n.d.

The Lin-Chi Lu, part one, Gary Snyder's working copy, 1964-1967.

The Lin-Chi Lu, parts two and three, translation, Ruth Fuller Sasaki's working copy, 1967.

The Lin-Chi Lu, introductory and grammatical notes by Seizan Yanagida, working copy, n.d.

Lines on a Carp, poem, n.d.

A Lion Dream, poem, n.d.

A Lion Dream, poem, in translation-Italian, March 3, 1967.

Little Dead Kids Butts, poem, Nov. 21, 1969, n.d.

Little Songs for Gaia, poems, 1974-1981, n.d.

LMFBR, poem, n.d.

Long Hair, poem, n.d.

Longitude 170 West, Latitude 35 North, poem and fragment, 1956-1960, n.d.

Look Back, poem, 1978.

Looking at Pictures to be Put Away, poem, n.d.

Looking for Nothing, poem, n.d.

Looking for Nothing; For Will Petersen the Time We Climbed Mt. Hiei Cross-Country in the Snow; Hitch Haiku; Stovewood; poems; n.d.

The Lookouts, poem, 1952.

Loose Ends in Tokyo, poem, March 23, 1964.

Love, poem, n.d.

Love Beyond the Lingam, poem, n.d.

[Low winter sun...], poem, Dec. 22, 1978.

Lunch Break Nap, poem, n.d.

[Lying in bed on a late morning...], poem, n.d.

Lyric to be Sung with Guitar, 1951.

Madly Whirling Downhill, poem, 1959-1962.

Magpie's Song, poem, 1956.

Makings, poem, 1956.

The Manichaeans, poem, March 1959.

[Man's purpose in the biosphere...], notes, Jan. 5, 1990.

Mantic Song, poem, 1950.

Many Times, poem, n.d.

Manzanita, poem, n.d.

Map of My San Juan Ridge Area with Inventory of Critters, for Peter Berg workshop, Sept. 1990.

A Maul for Bill and Cindy' Wedding, poem, May 4, 1980, n.d.

[Members of the Planning Commission, County staffpersons, members of the Audience...], speech, Nevada County (Calif.), July 26, 1984.

Migration/Immigration: Wandering South and North, Erasing Borders, Coming to Live on Turtle Island, proofs for prose published in Michigan Quarterly Review, 2000.

Migration of Birds; Stovewood; poems; 1956.

Milton by Firelight, poem, 1955.

" Milton by Firelight," " Hay for the Horses," " Cartagena," from " Cold Mountain Poems," " For a Far-out Friend," " For the Boy who was Dodger Point Lookout Fifteen Years Ago," " Four Poems for Robin," " Nansen," " For a Stone Girl at Sanchi," " Circumambulating Arunachala," " Through the Smoke Hole," " As for Poets," " No Shoes No Shirt No Service," " Building," " Word Basket Woman," poems, contributions to The Beat Book: Poems and Fiction of the Beat Generation, Nov. 8, 1995.

A Moment of Rain in Alleghany, poem, n.d.

Money Goes Upstream, poem, n.d.

A Monument on Okinawa, poem, n.d.

Moo, poem, 1957.

More Better, poem, ca. 1962.

Mother Earth: Her Whales, poem, June 15, 1972, n.d.

Mother of the Buddhas, Queen of Heaven, Mother of the Sun; Marici, Goddess of the Dawn; poem; 1962.

Mountains Hidden in Mountains: Dogen-zenji and the Mind of Ecology, talk given at the 1999 Dogen Zen conference at Stanford and letter from Bill Redican, Dec. 19, 2001.

Mt. Hiei, poem, Nov. 20, 1959.

Myths & Texts, "Introduction," Oct. 13, 1977, n.d.

Myths & Texts, " Burning," part 11, poem, n.d.

Myths & Texts, " Hunting," part 13, poem, n.d.

Myths & Texts, setting copy, 1978.

" Nanao's Poems," introduction for Real Play by Nanao Sakaki, with notes, 1981.

Natives of Turtle Island, prose, notes and drafts, n.d.

Nature Green Shit, poem, Dec. 16, 1963, n.d.

The Net, poem, n.d.

Night, poem, n.d.

Night Herons ( Dawn ), poem, n.d.

Night Song of the Los Angeles Basin, poem, n.d.

No Matter, Never Mind, poem, n.d.

No Shoes, No Shirts, No Service, 1974, n.d.

Nooksack Valley, poem, Feb. 1956.

North Beach, prose, broadside proof, n.d.

North Beach Alba, poem, 1956-1957.

The North Coast, poem, n.d.

North Sea Road, cover art and prose, n.d.

Not Leaving the House, poem, n.d.

A Note on the Interface, prose, n.d.

Notes from Journals, notes, 1952-1973.

[notes on Shaping the Sierra], by Timothy P. Duane, notes and proof, 1998.

Numerous Broken Eggs, poem, 1952.

O, poem, 1970-1973, n.d.

Oil, poem, 1957.

[Old burns ragged green...], poem, 1957.

The Old Dutch Woman, poem, March 1963, n.d.

The Old Man, poem, n.d.

Old Pond, poem, Aug. 23, 1974, n.d.

Old Rotting Tree Trunk Down, poem, 1978-1980, n.d.

The Old Ways, cover art and front matter, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 1, " The Yogin and the Philosopher," prose, 1974.

The Old Ways, part 2, " The Politics of Ethnopoetics," prose, 1975.

The Old Ways, part 3, " North Beach," prose, 1973, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 4, " The Dharma Eye of D.A. Levy," prose, Aug. 4, 1971, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 5, " Re-inhabitation," prose, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," notes, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," revision of essay in Western American Literature, Feb. 1975.

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," fragments, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," prose, draft, n.d.

The Old Ways, part 6, " The Incredible Survival of Coyote," extension, n.d.

Old Woman Nature, poem, July 1981.

On Mountains and Rivers Without End, prose/talk, n.d.

On San Gabriel Ridges, poem, n.d.

On "Song of the Taste", prose, Nov. 1983, n.d.

On the Path and Off the Trail, prose, Jan. 17, 1988.

On Vulture Peak, poem, 1956-1957.

Once Only, poem, March 1958.

One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What Is Forbidden by the Buddha, poem, Feb. 1, 1973.

I: VI: 40077, poem, n.d.

The Orchard, poem, March 1978.

Ordering Chile Verde in Gallup, poem, April 1975, n.d.

The Other Side of Each Coin, poem, n.d.

Our Common Nature: The Morality of Ecology, prose, May 30, 1987.

Out West, poem, 1962.

Oysters, poem, n.d.

Oysters and Antiquity, poem, June 2, 1947.

Painting the North San Juan School, poem, 1974, n.d.

Passage Through India, prose, bound draft, 1962-1972.

The Past Year on San Juan Ridge, prose, n.d.

" The Past Year on San Juan Ridge;" " Two Old Gents in the Sacramento Greyhound Station;" for Kitkitdizze Broadside #1, 1980.

Penstemon, Purple Sage, and Lupine for Sally, poem, n.d.

The Persimmons, poem, 1984-1985.

Pete Poems, poems, n.d.

Pine River, poem, Aug. 1959, n.d.

Pine Tree Tops, poem, n.d.

Piute Creek, poem, 1955.

" The Place, The Region, and The Commons;" " The Etiquette of Freedom;" " On the Path, Off the Trail;" " Coming into the Watershed;" prose for Our Land Ourselves: Readings on People and Place, San Francisco: The Trust for Public Land, 1999.

Places on Earth, prose, March 11, 1986.

The Plum Blossom Poem, poem, Feb. 22, 1965, n.d.

Poem Left at Sourdough Mountain Lookout, poem, 1953.

Poet & the Primitive, transcript of lecture at Berkeley Poetry Conference, July 1965.

Poetry, Community, & Climax, outline for reading/talk, 1978, n.d.

Poetry, Community, & Climax, prose, n.d.

Poetry, Community, & Climax, prose; For All, poem; 1979.

Poetry is the Eagle of Experience, poem, Sept. 28, 1979, n.d.

Poke Hole Fishing After the March, poem, June 2, 1969, n.d.

The Practice of the Wild, background information on bioregionalism, revised interviews and articles, drafts, clippings, 1980-1986.

The Practice of the Wild, background information on Inupiaq Spirit, printed material and correspondence, 1981-1982.

The Practice of the Wild, background information on language, printed material and notes, 1981-1982.

The Practice of the Wild, notes, n.d.

The Practice of the Wild; first four chapters, in progress; used in University of California, Davis seminar, spring 1989.

The Practice of the Wild, comments by R. Edward Grumbine, Sept. 5, 1989.

The Practice of the Wild, " The Etiquette of Freedom," draft with comments by Jim Pyle, n.d.

The Practice of the Wild, " On the Path, Off the Trail," draft with comments by Nelson [Foster], n.d.

The Practice of the Wild, prose, draft with letter and comments by David Padwa, Sept. 1989-Nov. 1990.

The Practice of the Wild, " A Summation of the Work So Far," and " Subsequent Projects," for MacArthur Foundation award, Dec. 17, 1989.

The Practice of the Wild, book manuscript, 1990.

The Practice of the Wild, page proofs (photocopy) and letter from Barbara Ras of North Point Press, May 4, 1990.

Praise for Sick Women, poem, 1953.

Prayer for the Great Family, poem, n.d.

" Preface," for Selected Poems, by Lew Welch, June 1973-Jan. 1976.

" Preface," for Turtle, Bear and Wolf, by Peter Blue Cloud, Jan. 16, 1976, n.d.

Prose Take 13:IX:58, prose, ca. 1958.

The Public Bath, poem, 1958-1962, n.d.

The Rabbit, poem, n.d.

Rainbow Body, poem, n.d.

The Rainy Season, poem, Dec. 8, 1955.

Reading Blake in a Cowshed During a Typhoon, on an Island in the East China Sea, poem, n.d.

The Real Work, poem, Feb. 13, 1972, n.d.

The Real Work, book, n.d.

The Real Work, book, corrections to galley proofs, n.d.

Reed 1949, poem, Nov. 1949.

Regarding Wave, poem, Oct. 16, 1967.

Regarding Wave, book, " [blurb]," n.d.

Regarding Wave, book, front matter, Feb. 25, 1970, n.d.

Regarding Wave, "Long Hair," compositor's copy, n.d.

Regarding Wave, book, compositor's copy, n.d.

[Revisions] to A Biographical Sketch and Descriptive Checklist of Gary Snyder by David Kherdian, ca. 1964.

[Review] of Welch, Lew, Ring of Bone, ca. 1973.

Revolutionary Thought & Ecological Insights, prose, n.d.

The Ride, poem, ca. 1968.

Riding the Hot Electric Train, poem, Feb. 18, 1961.

[The rising hills, the slopes...], poem, n.d.

River in the Valley, poem, 1978, n.d.

The Roaring Stream: A New Zen Reader, [Notes], May 12, 1996.

Robin, poem, June 16, 1954.

[Rocks suffer...], poem, 1953-1955.

Rolling in at Twilight, poem, 1958, n.d.

The Route, poem, 1973-1974, n.d.

Running Water Music, poem, n.d.

Sakaki Pacing thru Shinjuku, poem, n.d.

Sand, poem, n.d.

Sather, poem,n.d.

Saying Farewell at the Monastary after Hearing the Old Master Lecture on "Return to the Source", poem, n.d.

Seed Pods, poem, n.d.

The Seed Within Its Bone & Muscle Castle, poem, n.d.

Seeing the Ox, poem, n.d.

Self-Portrait Sad, poem, 1958.

Sentimental Song to Keep a Tame Bug Dancing, poem, 1957.

Serves, poem, n.d.

Sestina of the End of the Kalpa, poem, 1953.

7:IV:58, poem, n.d.

7:IV:64, poem, n.d.

7:VII, poem, 1962.

Shark Meat, poem, n.d.

" She dreamed...," poem, n.d.

Sherry in July, poem, 1979.

Shinkyogkin, Kyoto, poem, n.d.

Siwashing it out once in Siuslaw State Park, poem, 1963, n.d.

The Six Hells of the Engine Room, poem, April 13, 1964.

Six Month Song in the Foothills, poem, 1953, n.d.

Six Poems, draft with notes by William Carlos Williams, n.d.

Six Scrolls to be Seen in Kansas City, poem, n.d.

Six Years, poem, notes and drafts, 1957-1964, n.d.

Sleep Song, poem, April 11, 1967, n.d.

So Old--, poem, n.d.

Some Good Things to be Said for the Iron Age, poem, n.d.

Song of the Cloud, poem, n.d.

Song of the Tangle, poem, n.d.

Song of the Taste, poem, n.d.

Song of the View, poem, n.d.

Song to be Sung Later, poem, 1955.

Song to the Raw Material, poem, n.d.

The Songs at Custer's Battlefield, poem, n.d.

Source, poem, n.d.

Sours of the Hills, poem, Oct. 17, 1968.

South Indian Poetry and Dance, prose/talk, 1976, n.d.

Soy Sauce, poem, 1978-1979, n.d.

Spel Against Demons, poem, notes and drafts, n.d.

The Spirits Wait and Sing Beneath the Land, poem, n.d.

The Spring, poem, n.d.

Spring Songs, poem, 1950.

Steak, poem, March 25, 1970.

A Stone Garden, poem, n.d.

Storms are Made in the Aleutians, Sending Out, poem, n.d.

Straight Creek--Great Basin, poem, April 1973, n.d.

Strategic Air Command, poem, Aug. 1982.

Su Tung P'o, notes, n.d.

Subsistence, Sacrament, Sangha, notes, ca. 1983-1987.

Sustained Yield, poem, n.d.

Svaha a Feminine Ending for Mantra, poem, n.d.

Swimming Naked in the Yuba River, poem and artwork, n.d.

T 36N R 16E S 25, poem, 1952.

Talking Late with the Governor About the Budget, poem, n.d.

Tasting the Snow, poem, Oct. 14, 1965, n.d.

Tavern in Sunshine, poem, 1951.

Tawny Grammar, prose, n.d.

Tell Me if I am Not Glad, poem, 1950.

The Temples at Khajuraho, prose, Feb. 19, 1962.

Ten Facts, poem, n.d.

Then, poem, n.d.

[There are those who love to get dirty...], poem, Sept. 18, 1981.

The Third Watch, poem, 1953.

The 32 Households Without Electricity, poem, n.d.

This Tokyo, poem (fragment); Kyoto Footnote, poem; 1956.

This Tokyo, poem, Dec. 27, 1956.

[Those picnics covered with sand...], poem, n.d.

Three Deer One Coyote Running in the Snow, poem, March 18, 1982, n.d.

Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads, poem, n.d.

Through, poem, n.d.

Through the Smoke Hole, poem, Sept. 22, 1964, n.d.

To Fire, poem, April 7, 1968, n.d.

To Hell with Your Fertility Cult, poem, 1952-ca. 1954.

To Meet with Agaricus Augustus, poem, June 30, 1974, n.d.

To the Chinese Comrades, poem, Feb. 3, 1964, n.d.

To the Gods of the Revolution, poem, Nov. 5, 1964, n.d.

Toji, poem, n.d.

Tomorrow's Song, poem, n.d.

Toward Climax, poem, n.d.

The Trade, poem, n.d.

Trail Crew Camp at Bear Valley, poem, n.d.

Tree Song, poem, 1957, n.d.

True Night, " A Note Concerning Bob Giorgio's Hand-Made Graphic Book," blurb, June 4, 1980.

True Night, poem, Sept.-Oct. 1977, n.d.

The Truth Like the Belly of a Woman Turning, poem, n.d.

A Turn for Sally, poem, n.d.

Turtle Island, front matter, compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Turtle Island, " Magpie's Song," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Turtle Island, " For the Children," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Turtle Island, " Plain Talk," compositor's copy, ca. 1974.

Twelve Hours Out of New York after Twenty-five Days at Sea, poem, April 19, 1964.

12:VII:58, poem, n.d.

Two Comments, poem, n.d.

Two Fawns that Didn't See the Light this Spring, poem, n.d.

Two Ghosts, n.d.

Two Logging Songs, poems, 1972, n.d.

[Typhoon No. 17 struck Suwanose...], translation of telephone call (or card), fragment, Sept. 13, ca. 1978.

Uluru Wild Fig Song, poem, 1981, n.d.

Under the Sign of Toki's, poem, Feb. 4, 1976.

Under the Skin of It, poem, 1952.

[University of Michigan, Gary Snyder's Writer-in-Residence Appearances], talks transcribed by Russell Gregory, 1971.

Up, poem, n.d.

Up Branches of Duck River, poem, n.d.

Up from the Abyss, poem, Feb. 17, 1967.

The Uses of Light, poem, July 2, 1972.

Vapor Trails, poem, 1957, n.d.

Villanelle, poem, 1953.

Villanelle of the Wandering Lapps, poem, n.d.

A Volcano in Kyushu, poem, n.d.

W, poem, 1967, n.d.

Waikiki, poem, background info. and drafts, 1978-1983.

A Walk, poem, Nov. 6, 1964, n.d.

Walked Two Days in Light Snow, Then it Cleared for Five, poem, n.d.

Walking Home from "The Duchess of Malfi", poem, 1955.

Walking in the Footprints of the Ancestors, poem, 1985.

Walking Through Myoshin-ji, poem, June 18, 1981.

[Wandering the old dirty countries...], poem, n.d.

A War of Dwarfs and Birds Beyond the Sea, poem, 1952.

Water, poem, n.d.

Wave, poem, June 1967, n.d.

The Way West Underground, poem, n.d.

We Make Our Vows Together with All Beings, poem, Dec. 22, 1983, n.d.

The Weave, poem, Feb. 9, 1984, n.d.

[Weddings]; notes for wedding ceremonies of Jacques and Subhana Barzaghi and of Kurt and Robin Lorenz; with letter from Governor Jerry Brown; 1982-1986.

Wenatchee Range: Late June, poem, 1955, n.d.

Whale Night, June 1972.

What Do They Say and Work to Do, Toward Town, poems, Dec. 15, 1960.

What Happened Here Before, poem, n.d.

What Have I Learned, poem, n.d.

What is Meant by "Here", prose, n.d.

What Steps, poem, n.d.

What You Should Know to be a Poet, poem, n.d.

When I Went Down, poem, n.d.

[When they sat by the fire...], prose (fragment), n.d.

[While waiting between trips...], poem, 1954.

White Devils, poem, 1966.

White Sticky, poem, n.d.

[Who lays bugs...], poem, n.d.

Why I Laugh When Kai Cries; Hiking in the Totsugawa Gorge; Civilization; poems and fragment; n.d.

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, manuscript broadside, 1973.

The Wide Mouth, poem, n.d.

The Wild Edge, poem, May 25, 1968, n.d.

The Wild Mushroom, poem, n.d.

Wild Wisdom, " Talk Background," notes, n.d.

Wild Wisdom, Zen Buddhism and Nature in North America, notes, Nov. 22-23, 1986.

[Wind dust yellow cloud swirls...], poem, n.d.

Without, poem, June 1970, n.d.

A Work for Burke, poem, Dec. 4, 1973.

Work to do Toward Town, poem, n.d.

Working on the '58 Willys Pickup, poem, n.d.

Working on the '58 Willys Pickup, and other poems, in translation-Chinese, with related correspondence, 1981-1986.

Xrist, poem, 1959.

Yase: September, poem, n.d.

The Years Seem to Tumble, poem, n.d.

Yuba Country Autumn, poem, 1980.

Subseries 1.3.1 Broadsides, 1964-1998

Above Pate Valley, n.d.

Anasazi, printed by Michael Corr, 1972.

Axe Handles, n.d.

The Call of the Wild, illustrated and silkscreened by Mike Morgulis and Jerry Wells, [1971].

A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon, [first letterpress edition, Santa Barbara, CA]: Unicorn Press, 1968.

Dear Mr. President, n.d.

Earth Verse, Folger Poetry Series, 1997-1998.

Eating: The Sacramental Sharing of Energies, fragments of Earth Wisdom series, no. 3, Silverton, Col.: Way of the Mountain Learning Center, ca. 1984.

Endless Streams and Mountains (excerpt), on The Nature Conservancy announcement, n.d.

Everybody Lying on Their Stomachs, Head Toward the Candle, Reading, Sleeping, Drawing, [Berkeley, CA: Maya, 1969].

Fire Rules, Adams, Mass.: Second Life Books, 1982.

For All (excerpt), Galisteo, New Mexico: Desert Rose Press, Earth Day 1990.

For All (excerpt), Galisteo, New Mexico: Desert Rose Press, Earth Day 1990.

For the Children, Rainbow Recycling Ltd., 1977.

Four Changes, [Chicago: Robert Shapiro, 1969].

Four Changes, n.d.

Four Changes, n.d.

Four Changes, Santa Barbara: Noel Young for Unicorn Book Shop, 1969.

Front Lines, announcement for benefit for Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1976.

Go Round, [Santa Barbara, CA: Unicorn Press], ca. 1967.

How Zen Masters are Like Mature Herring, May 30, 1983.

Manzanita, a keepsake of the dedication of Kent State Library, [Kent, OH: Kent State University Libraries], 1971.

A Mind Like Compost, North San Juan, CA: Bob Giorgio, 1979.

A Mind Like Compost, [North San Juan, CA]: Bob Giorgio, 1979.

Nanao Knows, 1964.

North Beach, [San Francisco: Canessa Gallery, 1975].

O Mama, n.d.

Old Way, fragments of Earth Wisdom series, no. 2, Silverton, Col.: Way of the Mountain Learning Center, ca. 1984.

One Should Not Talk to a Skilled Hunter About What is Forbidden by the Buddha, [Port Townsend, Wash.]: Copper Canyon Press, 1974.

Practice of the Wild (excerpt), Okeanos Press, n.d.

Prayer for the Great Family, [1971].

Prayer for the Great Family, announcement for Santa Fe's 3rd annual All Species Day, n.d.

Right in the Trail, wood engraving by Michael McCurdy, [Richmond, Mass.]: Mad River Press, May 1990.

Smokey the Bear Sutra, [San Francisco, first edition, 1969].

Smokey the Bear Sutra, printed at Feathered Serpent Press for occasion of Twelfth Annual Members' Meeting of the Yosemite Association, Sept. 12, 1987.

The Songs at Custer's Battlefield, n.d.

Sours of the Hills, [New York]: Samuel Charters, 1969.

Spel Against Demons, [Berkeley, CA: Moe's Books], 1970.

The Spirits Wait and Sing Beneath the Land, Plum Island Press, n.d.

Swimming Naked in the Yuba River, [Berkeley, CA: Maidu Press, 1971].

Tree Song, by Gary Snyder with Michael Mundy photograph, San Francisco: James Linden, 1986.

Two Logging Songs, Berkeley, CA: Serendipity Books, 1973.

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, [Berkeley, CA: Gary Snyder(printed for him at Rainbow Zenith Press), 1973].

Why Log Truck Drivers Rise Earlier Than Students of Zen, Olympia, Wash.: Lightfoot Press, circa 1976.

The Wild Mushroom, announcement for reading at Eugene, OR: March 7, 1983.

Yase: September, [North San Juan, CA: Bob Giorgio], circa 1979.

Subseries 1.3.2 Books, 1959-2000

The Back Country. London: Fulcrum Press, 1967.

The Back Country. New York: New Directions, 1968.

The Blue Sky. New York: The Phoenix Book Shop, 1969.

Cold Mountain Poems, ( Ventiquattro Poesie di Han Shan), in translation-Italian, North Press, 1977.

Coming In To the Watershed, Keynote Address Publication Series. Sacramento, CA: The Center for California Studies, California State University, Sacramento, 1992.

Earth House Hold. New York: New Directions, 1969.

Earth House Hold, in translation-Japanese. Tokyo: Orion Press, 1969.

Earth Hold Hold, ( Le Retour des Tribus), in translation-French, 1972.

The Fudo Trilogy. Berkeley, CA: Shaman Drum, 1973.

Good Wild Sacred. England: Five Seasons Press, 1984.

Gratitude to Mother Earth, (sheet music). Rockville Centre, NY: Belwin Mills Publishing Corp., 1974.

Intransit: The Gary Snyder Issue. Toad Press, 1969.

Manzanita, a poem by Gary Snyder with silk screens by Marla Weinhoff, n.d.

Manzanita. Bolinas, CA: Four Seasons Foundation, 1972.

Maya: Gedichte, poems in translation-German. Munich: Carl Hanser Verlag, 1972.

Myths & Texts. New York: Totem Press, 1960.

Myths & Texts. New York: Totem Press, 1960, 1975.

Myths & Texts. New York: New Directions, 1978. [hardbound]

Myths & Texts. New York: New Directions, 1978. [paperback]

North Sea Road, 1974.

A Place in Space, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds: New and Selected Prose. Washington D.C.: Counterpoint, 1995.

Poetry Reading: Gary Snyder, Singing Zen, in English and Japanese. Japan: 2000.

Premier chant du chaman et autres poems, in translation-French. Paris: la Difference, 1992.

A Range of Poems. London: Fulcrum Press, 1966.

Regarding Wave, Iowa City: University of Iowa, 1969.

Regarding Wave, New York: New Directions, 1970.

Regarding Wave. London: Fulcrum Press, 1970.

Riprap. Ashland, Mass.: Origin Press, 1959.

Riprap, second edition. Kyoto: Origin Press, 1959.

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1965.

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1969.

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: North Point Press, 1990.

Ryosen-an: Zendo Practices. Kyoto: The First Zen Institute of America in Japan, 1960.

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1965.

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End. London: Fulcrum Press, 1967.

Six Sections from Mountains and Rivers Without End Plus One. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1970.

Smokey the Bear Sutra, "Merry Christmas 1969" edition, 1969.

Smokey the Bear Sutra. Yellow Springs, Ohio: 1974.

Songs for Gaia. Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press for Kah Tai Alliance, 1979. [hardbound]

Songs for Gaia. Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press, 1979. [paperback]

Tahle basen je pro medveda, in translation-Czech. Praha: Argo, 1997.

Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads. Marlboro, Vermont: The Griffin Press, 1966.

Tingens adring, poems in translation-Swedish, 1975.

Turtle Island, (Skoldpaddson), in translation-Swedish, 1976.

Turtle Island, in translation-Japanese, 1978.

The Wooden Fish. Japan: The First Zen Institute of America in Japan, 1961.

Subseries 1.3.3 Related Materials, 1968-[1999]

1.3.3.1 Dust Jackets, [1970]-[1999]

Axe Handles. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1983].

The Gary Snyder Reader. Counterpoint, [1999].

Left Out in the Rain. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1986].

Myths & Texts. New Directions, [1978].

The Practice of the Wild. North Point Press, [1990].

The Real Work. New Directions, [1980].

Regarding Wave, New Directions, [1970].

Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems. San Francisco: North Point Press, [1990].

Taking the Path of Zen (by Robert Aitken with a Foreword by Gary Snyder). San Francisco: North Point Press, [1982].

Turtle Island. New Directions, [1974].

1.3.3.2 Other, 1968-1982

The Back Country, receipts from J. B. Lippincott Co., March 25, [1968].

The Back Country, royalty and fee statements and receipts from New Directions Publishing Corp., 1968-1969.

The Back Country, complimentary copies list, n.d.

Earth House Hold, royalty statements and copyright records from New Directions Publishing Corp., 1968-1969.

Earth House Hold, complimentary copies list, n.d.

[The Great Clod] Project, or Hokkaido: Perspective on Wildness, agreement with The John Muir Institute, March 12, 1970.