Box 2
Contains 42 Results:
Death. "Deluxe limited edition" original is in diary form, undated
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Writings from the 1960s, 1960-1969
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Big Sur, etc. and other writing, 1960s
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
"Remembering 9/11/2001" Front illustration and first essay by Rex. (Project of Charles Le Guin), circa 2001
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Hoodoo Times, 1973 February
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Notes and Poems prior to 1963, circa 1958-1962
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Frank Conaway correspondence, 1965-1967
Frank Conaway was a friend and English professor at Portland State University. He lived in Portland's Savier Street neighborhood where Rex and Diane Amos moved in 1966.
Matt Glavin letter, 1994 December 13
Matt Glavin is a San Francisco Bay area abstract expressionist painter, long-time correspondent and friend of Amos's. Also included are letters from Tangla Boothby, formerly married to Gary Ewing.