ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Title
Graham Everett Collection
Collection Number
SC 396
OCLC Number
1158299908
Creator
Various
Provenance
Donated by Graham Everett in 2006 with accruals in 2009, 2014, and 2015.
Extent,Scope, and Content Note
The collection is comprised of 15 cubic ft. of papers, notebooks, journals, books,
and artifacts created and/or collected by Graham Everett from 1969 to 2007. The majority
of the collection is comprised of correspondence and manuscripts authored by Graham
Everett or published by Street Press. Many of the papers contain notes and revisions
in his own hand. The archive also includes literary broadsides, publicity material,
literary journals, and books.
Arrangement and Processing Note
Processed by Kristen J. Nyitray and F. Berenice Baez-Revueltas, June 2009.
Finding aid updated and revised by Kristen J. Nyitray in June 2019. Last updated:
June 2020.
Organization: Series arrangement by document type and format. The collection has ten series: biographical file; correspondence files; manuscripts; published poems and articles; journals and notebooks; scrapbooks; ephemera; multimedia; oversized items; and books by other authors.
Series 1: Biographical File
Series 2: Correspondence Files
Series 3: Manuscripts
Series 4: Published Poems and Articles
Series 5: Journals and Notebooks
Series 6: Scrapbooks
Series 7: Ephemera
Series 8: Multimedia
Series 9: Oversized Items
Series 10: Books by Other Authors
Appendix: Bibliography
Books authored and co-authored by Graham Everett
Published poems by Graham Everett
Published articles by Graham Everett
Co-edited published anthologies by Graham Everett
Books published by Graham Everett - Street Press
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Street Magazine
Language
English
Restrictions on Access
The collection is open to researchers without restriction.
Rights and Permissions
Stony Brook University Libraries' consent to access as the physical owner of the collection
does not address copyright issues that may affect publication rights. It is the sole
responsibility of the user of Special Collections and University Archives materials
to investigate the copyright status of any given work and to seek and obtain permission
where needed prior to publication.
Citation
[Item], [Box], Graham Everett Collection, Special Collections and University Archives,
Stony Brook University Libraries.
Historical Note
Poet, professor, and publisher, Dr. Graham Everett is the founding editor of Street
Magazine and Street Press. He has worked as poet-in-residence at New York area schools,
prisons, and arts councils from 1974 to 1986. Dr. Everett served as the interim director
of the Poetry Center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and is currently
a faculty member in the General Studies Program at Adelphi University, where he holds
classes in critical reading and writing, expository writing, and the world of ideas.
He donated his archive to Stony Brook University in 2006. Subsequent, incremental
donations followed.
Subjects
Everett, Graham.
Poetry -- Periodicals.
Poetry.
American poetry -- New York (State) -- Suffolk County.
Poets, American -- New York (State) -- Suffolk County.
Suffolk County (N.Y.) -- Literary collections.
American poetry.
Poets, American.
New York (State) -- Suffolk County.
Box 1
Biographical File (1 folder)
Allard, Robert
Arnold, Bob
Astor, Susan
Athens, Nat
Axelrod, David
Barnes, Traci
Bart, Jill
Bishop, Janice
Bizzaro, Patrick
Book Masters
Brand, Douglas
Brodsky, Stan
Brown, W.B.
Buck, Lynn
Byrnes, Fred (3 folders)
Calabrese, Michael
Camacho, Paula
Cameron, William (2 folders)
Canio's Books
Caulfield, DJ and Karen
Chan, Herbert
Chasky, Scott
Chateaubriand, Kent
Clemente, Vince (3 folders)
Cohen, Jonathan (6 folders)
Box 2
Consolo, Paula
DeLoach, Allen
Dorsty, George
Duddy, Thomas
Eady, Cornelius
Ehrhart, W.D.
Elman, Leonard S.
Elman, Richard (3 folders)
Everett, Joyce
Everett, Logan
Everett, Paul
Fairhall, Jim
Ferren, Rae
Fleming, Carrol B.
Fraser, Wallace
Freed, Ray* (see Box 6)
Fyfe, Daniel (2 folders)
Gaffney, Robert J.
Gellis, Willard
Giancola, Dan
Gordon, Bonnie B. (2 folders)
Greco, Leonard (3 folders)
Guilbert, Anthony N.
Hair, Jennie
Hammond, Ann
Harsen, Edward
Hayes, Vell
Head, Gwen
Hebert, Annabelle
Hegarty, Chris
Heyen, William
Hoey, Allen
Hoffman, Barbara
Hollo, Anselm
Ignatow, David
Ignatow, Rose Graubart
Jericho Elementary School (2 folders)
Box 3
Jordan, June (2 folders)
Kain, Sue
Kamin, Philip
Kirchhoff, Eileen
Koerber, Phil
Kotch, Beverly E.
Kott, Stefanie
Kramer, Aaron
Krapf, Norbert (3 folders)
Leverich, Peter
Lindley, Robin
Literary: acceptances, etc. (3 folders)
Little, Bill
Live Poets Society
Logan, John
Long, Robert (2 folders)
Lorenzo, Marisa
MacDonald, Ali (2 folders)
Manobianco, Maria
Marg, Joan
Martine, David
McClung, Alston
McDade, Charlie
McGrath, Karen C.
McIntosh, Sandy
Miller, Marge
Montgomery, John
Moran, Daniel T.
Morgan, Michael
Mortimer, Bev
Moseley, Annabelle
Moss, Jackie
Murray, Dan
Narvaez, Richie (1 of 2 folders)
Box 4
Narvaez, Richie (2 of 2 folders)
Navero, Bud
Nuzzo-Morgan, Tammy
Overton, Ron
Parlatore, Anselm
Parrish Art Museum
Peate, Robert
Pelegrino, Charlie
Perchik, Simon (3 folders)
Perry, Daniel
Petillo, Robert
Planz, Allen
Poets & Writers (magazine)
Porter, Anne
Porter, Fairfield
Popper, Dan
Puccio, Mike
Quinitchette, J.D.
Quinitchette, Lucille
Rager, John
Railey, Kevin
Ryan, Don
Savit, Lynne (2 folders)
Schofield, David M.
Schultz, Garry M.
Schwerner, Armand
Scuria, Camille
Sherman, Carol
Shilling, Susan
Slatkin, Marcia
Sparacino, Philip
Stephens, Michael
Stiefeld, Sheldon
Box 5
Stock, Thomas (4 folders)
Stony Brook University, Department of English and Poetry Center
Strano, Nanette (2 folders)
Street Press (see Box 13)
Suffolk County Poet Laureate
Tarachow, Michael
Teofrio, Anthony
Turek, Judy
Tyack, Jim
Unidentified
Wallace, George
Walsh, Anita
Walsh, Joy
Weber, Helen
Weber, R.B.
Westhampton Writers Festival
Weyl, Muriel
Wheat, Maxwell C.
White, Claire Nicolas
Winans, A.D.
Whitman Birthplace Association
Yank This Press
Zaikine, Victor
Box 6
Freed, Ray:
Correspondence (1979-1984)
Correspondence (1985-1989)
Correspondence (1990-1995)
Correspondence (no date)
Poems (3 folders)
Book: Freed, Ray. Mongoose Rag. [Chicago?]: Black Hole Press, 1993.
Book: Freed, Ray. Much Cry Little Wool: 71 Selected Poems. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Street
Press, 1990.
Book: Freed, Ray. Necessary Lies. Mastic, N.Y.: Street Press, 1975.
Book: Freed, Ray. Shinnecock Bay. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1977.
Interview
Photographs
Presentations
Newspaper clippings
Papers and correspondence, 2015
Series 3: Manuscripts
Anhedonia
Atmospheric Pressures
Beaver Dam Creek and Travels Summer,1975
Canada; Centerville; Hampton Bays
Carriage House; "Ray 1973-1974"
Corps Calleux
Digging Holes (2 folders)
Doc Fayth Poems
Doors and Windows
A Dozen New Poems
East Quogue; Rubin and Travels, 1974
Edge of the Storm
Box 7
The End of Cancer
Everett Collins (2 folders)
Eyes and Ears
Grounds for the Revolution
House Hold
Letters from Suburbia
Liberty Ave
The Light of City and Sea (2006) (4 folders)
Lyrics
Memoirs of a Middle Class Kid
Minus Green: New Selected Poems by Graham Everett (2 folders)
My Fellow Country
Nothing Left to Fake
Nissequogue: A Journey (Thomas Stock)
The Post Cards; Novel Ideas
The Power of Plants (2 folders)
Rte. 25A
Riverhead, summer 1976
Rural Gardenia
Selden, Sept 1976–Sept 1977
Shop Power
Southampton, 1974-1975
Box 8
The Stars are Far Away
Stories
The Strange Coast (2 folders)
That Nod Toward Love (2006) (5 folders)
Trailer
The Trees
Article: "Trekking to Places Known to a Few" (New York Times, 5/24/1987)
Visions after All Kinds
Walnut Ave., Poquott
West Hills Review
Notes: prior to June 1974
Notes: prior to June 1975
Notes: summer 1975 – June 1976
Poems: 1999-2001
Poems: drafts (3 folders)
Poems and prose: in progress
Prose
Unidentified, 1974 - 1975
Works in-progress
Series 4: Published Poems and Articles
Box 9
Folder 1
4X4, Fall 1993 (GE poems: "Eve of March Seventh," Against The Powers That Be," "Outside
Bohemia," "Along Route 25A")
Asinine Poetry, Issue No. 2, Spring 1998 (GE poem: "That Close")
Asinine Poetry, Issue No. 5, Summer 1998 (GE poem: "High KU")
Asinine Poetry, Numero Uno, Spring 1999 (GE poem: "Breaking Quiet Desperation")
Asinine Poetry, Collectors' Edition, Spring 1999 (GE poem: "Breaking Quiet Desperation")
Bird Effort, Issue 1-2, 1975 (GE poem "Near the Route Home," "Under a Full Moon,"
p.22)
Bird Effort, Issue 3-4 (For John Hall Wheelock), 1977(GE poems: "Between Beers Buddhism,"
Anarchy," "Landless And,"pp.22-23)
Folder 2
Bluefish, V.1, #1, Autumn 1983 (GE poems: "The Eastern Butterfly," and "Night Returns
Winter," pp.58-59)
Bluefish, V.2, #3/4, Autumn 84/Spring 85 (GE poem: "and Now I've Done My Part," "Autumn
Refractive," p. 137)
Bluefish, V.3, #5/6, Spring/Summer 87 (GE poem: "So Long," p.79)
Folder 3
Brook, Spring 87 (GE poem: "Dead Lines," p.20)
Brook, Spring 88 (GE poem: "Crickets in February," p.7)
Brook, Spring 90 (GE poem: "Worldly," p.6)
Cabaret, Volume One, Number One, 1987 (GE poem: "Latest Victim")
Folder 4
Caprice, April 1989 (GE poem: "Break Out the Down," p.33)
Caprice, February 1991 (GE poem: "The 92-Year-Old-Man," p.54)
Caprice, March 1993 (GE poem: "Two-Car Marriage," p.38)
Caprice, January 1996 (GE poem: "In Reply," p.13)
Casting Bones from a Turtle Shell (1977) by GE
The Cathartic, Spring '83 (GE poem: "Reincarnation is Boring," p.4)
Folder 5
Cocodrilo, Vol I., No.1, Fall 1998 (GE poem: "Break Out The Down")
Contact/II: A Poetry Review, Spring 1992 (GE poem: "Near Thanksgiving," p.55)
Corps Calleux (2000) by GE (includes page proofs)
Creations on Creation: A Chapbook of Nature Poetry (1985, edited by Tom Stock); (GE
poem: "Ritual ," p.7)
Folder 6
Dead Angel 4, Volume 1, Number 4, 1983 (GE poem: "MO.," p.16)
The Doc Fayth Poems (edited by GE) (1998)
Earth's Daughters 19-20, 1983 (GE poem: "Exorcism," p.27)
East End Anthology, 1975 (GE poems: "Hunter Visions on the Beach," "Exercise")
Empty Belly #3, 1974 (GE poems: "Shaman's Chuckle," "Some Examples of Our Oneness")
Facing 1984 by GE (1983)
Folder 7
Flare(GE poem: "East Hampton Skyline")
Gravida 16, 1979 (GE poem: "Wrestling with the Muse," p.5)
Grub Street: A Collection of Verse Fiction and Graphics, No. 5, 1976 (GE poems: "An
Assay," "Long After," p.20)
Intrepid: Bill Williams and Flossie's Special, 39-40, 1980 (edited by Allen DeLoach)
(GE poems: "No More," "By The Side of the Road: 1968," pp. 93-94)
Laughing Bear, Poetry Series No. 1, 1983 (GE poem: "Who Doesn't Expect Something") (2 numbered copies)
Folder 8
Literary Assays by Allen DeLoach (1984) (Graham and Elyse Everett: "The Frog and Oriental
Princess," postcard)
Live Poets, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1991 (GE poem: "Here," p.19),
Live Poets, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1992 (GE poem: "New World Order," p.89)
Folder 9
Long Island Quarterly, Spring 1990 (GE poem: "Minus Green")
Long Island Quarterly Summer 1990 (GE poem: "The Colors This Spring")
Long Island Quarterly Autumn 1991 (GE poem: "Summer, Sunday Night")
Long Island Sounds 2006: An Anthology of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk and Beyond
(GE poems: pp. "Early Thaw," "Resolutions," "so Much for Human Desire," Winter's Discontent,"
pp. 55-56)
Folder 10
Mind Gorilla, Volume 1, Issue No. 9, December 2005 (GE poems: "Harvesting Flesh,"
"The Future" p.4)
Minus Green by GE (1992)
Minus Green Plus by GE (1995 plus page proofs)
Mojo Navigator (E) #5, 1976 (GE poem: "The Earth Warms Quickly in Spring," p.8)
Mr. Cogito, Volume 1, Number 3, 1975 (GE poem: "Cornucopia")
Folder 11
Nightlights and Crickets (1984) by GE
Nothing Left to Fake: A Great American 4 Page Novel by GE (two copies)
Ocean, Clouds, Life (1968) by GE
Paradox 7, Winter-Spring 1970 (GE poems: "In the Common," "The Doubting Sanctuary,"
p.18)
Podium, V. VI, April 1987 (GE poems: "Often for Logan," "August Twenty-First," "The
Spread of My Body," p.19)
Poets and Artists (1982) (GE poem: "Land on the Sidewalk," p.9)
Riverrum, Spring 1986 (GE poems: "Crime," "Driving," "Having a Vision," pp.14, 19,
94)
Folder 12
Rabid Chalk edited by M. Costello (GE poems: "The Cows are Chewing Their Barns to
Pieces," "Crickets in February," "Evacuate," pp.18-20)
Redstart, Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1988 (GE poem: Owed to Fate," p.54)
Risings: An Anthology, 1978 (GE poems: "Sidestep," "For Elyse," p.16)
San Fernando Poetry Journal, Vol. 3, No. 3, 1979 (GE poem: "Claro," p.28)
Scree 11-12, Native American Issue 1979 (GE poem: "Reprieve in Taos," "Borderline
Nightmare," p.29)
Scrub Oak Review: The Literary Magazine of Southampton College, 1989 (GE poem: "Among
the Scrub Oak and Windblown Silt")
Scrub Oak Review: The Literary Magazine of Southampton College, 1992 (GE poem: "Estate,"
p.34)
Folder 13
Slow Motion Magazine, Issue 3, Spring 1987 (GE poem: Dear Reader," p.32)
Smoke Stack: A Collection of New Poetry, 1990 (Introduction by GE)
Sources of Hope by GE (1974)
Strange Coast by GE (1979)
The Sunlit Sidewalk by GE (1985)
Folder 14
Tamarack, Issue 2, Spring-Summer 1979 (GE poems: "Letter to Everywoman," "Walking
in What Were Once Woods," These Trees are Happy with the Rain," "To Talk with the
Tree People," "Night Vision," pp.14-18)
The Trees by GE (1978)
Voices of the Vine, Summer 1991 (GE poem: "Daily Rounds")
The Voyeur, Volume 2, No. 8, August 1976 (GE poem: "Jazz," p. 8)
The Voyeur, Volume 2, No, 9, September 1976 (GE poem: "Between Beers Buddhism," p.3)
The Voyeur, Volume 2, No. 10, October 1976 (GE poem: "Poem Seven," p. 7)
Folder 15
The Walrus Said, Volume 11, August 27, 1979 (GE poem: "The Potbelly Stove," p.10)
West Hills Review: A Walt Whitman Journal, Volume Two, Fall 1980 (GE poem: "Questions,"
p.89)
West Hills Review: A Walt Whitman Journal, Volume Eight, 1988 (GE article: "A Reading
of Walt Whitman's ‘Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun," pp. 105-111)
Wetlands, Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 1977 (GE poem: "Standing this Land," p.28)
Folder 16
Writings from the Mills Pond House (1983) (GE: "Vitality is Variety in Unity," p.5-6)
Zephyr, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1980 (GE poem: "Music," p.9),
Zephyr, Volume 2, Issue 1, 1982 (GE poem: "Winding the Alarm Clock," p.7)
Zephyr, Volume 2, Issue 2, 1984 (GE poem: "In the Middle is a Dream," p.19)
Series 5: Journals and Notebooks
Box 10
Folder 01: 1972 (1)
Folder 02: 1973 (2)
Folder 03: 1973-1974 (2)
Folder 04: 1974 (1)
Folder 05: 1974 (2)
Folder 06: 1974-1975 (1)
Folder 07: 1975-1976 (1)
Folder 08: 1976 (1)
Folder 09: 1976 (3)
Folder 10: 1976-1977 (1)
Folder 11: 1977 (2)
Folder 12: 1977-1978 (2)
Folder 13: 1977-1979 (1)
Folder 14: 1978 (2)
Folder 15: 1978-1979 (1)
Folder 16: 1980s (2)
Folder 17: 1981 (2)
Box 11
Folder 18: 1982
Folder 19: 1982
Folder 20: 1983
Folder 21: 1984
Folder 22: 1985
Folder 23: 1987
Folder 24: 1987-1988
Folder 25: 1988
Folder 26: 1989
Folder 27: 1990
Folder 28: 1992
Folder 29: 1993
Folder 30: 1996
Folder 31: 1996-1997
Box 12
Scrapbook 1 (2 folders)
Scrapbook 2 (2 folders)
Scrapbook 3
Scrapbook 4
Scrapbook 5
Scrapbook titled "2000"
Backstreet Editions
Street Magazine history and promotional materials
Street Magazine
Street Magazine
Box 13
Street Press: correspondence (2 folders)
Street Press: 1975-1979 (2 folders)
Street Press: 1979-1988 (2 folders)
Scrapbook titled: "Scrap Book as a Medium"
Black Hole School of Poethnics
Evidence for the Existence of Grinley Nash
Broadsides
Publicity: flyers, broadsides, and newspaper clippings (2 folders)
Box 14
Casualties of War: Ray Freed reading at Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY (9/19/90)
Kott Spot: Martin Tucker (7/27/94); Graham Everett (7/29/94)
Mele (video book)
The Poetry Center Presents: Graham Everett and David Ignatow (10/25/88)
Spring for Peace (3/10/03)
Street Press: raw footage (8/27/94)
Street Press: interview (10/23/94)
Box 15
Bridgehampton, Esteban Vicente (7/10/75)
A Certain Order Derived from Chaos
Michele Cusumano and Ray Freed
Dental Murders, chapter one
Tom Gatten and Anselm Parlatore
Good Times Bookstore: Ray Freed, Dan Murray, and Allen Planz (5/8/76)
Lip Reading; Allen Planz and Jim Tyack (12/7/75)
Lip Reading, Bonnie Gordon, Jon Cohen, Steve Becker, and Tom Gatten (5/8/76)
Long Island Potato Reading; Graham Everett; Open Reading: Marcia Slatkin, Arlean
Scott and Lois V. Walker (5/23/76)
Dan Murray, Jim Tyack, and Ron Overton (3/12/77)
Ray Freed reading (3/23/75)
Southampton College: GE and Anslem Parlatore
That Nod Toward Love by GE: cover material (floppy disk)
The Light of City and Sea (11/18/06 and 1/29/06) (cd-roms)
Box 16
Broadsides from Allen Planz
Button : "Not"
Flyers
Journal titled: "Notes"
Journal titled: "Street Broadsides"
Manuscript: "Influences of the Landscape Number One" by A. Planz (produced by GE)
Photographs
Poem: "The Black Racers of the LIE" by Tom Stock
Poem: "Lluvia C. Oquendo de Amat"
Poem: "The Long Road North"
Poem: "Marti in New York" by Jonathan Cohen
Poem: "Out In a Winter's Night" by GE
Proclamation of Street Press (Suffolk County)
Series 10: Books by Other Authors
Box 17
Clemente, Vince. John Ciardi, Man of Letters. [Hempstead, N.Y.]: David Filderman Gallery, Hofstra University Library, 1987.
Clemente, Vince, William Heyen, Karl Jay Shapiro, and Ken Granieri. A Place for Lost Children. Long Island, New York: Karma Dog Editions, 1998.
DeLoach, Allen. Planting Pahos. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1978.
Poets & Writers, Inc. A Directory of American Poets and Fiction Writers. New York: Poets & Writers, Inc, 2001.
Freed, Ray. All Horses Are Flowers: Poems. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Street Press, 1998.
Freed, Ray. Moom. Backstreet editions. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1979.
Hoppey, Tim. Subterranean Angels. St. James, N.Y.: Everett press, 1983.
Krapf, Norbert. March Songs for an English Half-Moon. [Port Jefferson, N.Y.]: Street Press, 1981.
Kramer, Aaron. The Dance. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1978.
McIntosh, Sandy. Endless Staircase. New York: Street Press, 1991.
Moseley, Annabelle, and Vince Clemente. Artifacts of Sound: Poems. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Street Press, 2007.
Murray, Dan. The Calendar Poems. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Fried Marble Press, 1977.
Tyack, Jim. Dada Suit. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1978.
Books authored and co-authored by Graham Everett
Brodsky, Stan, Allen Planz, and Graham Everett. Influences of the Landscape: Number
One: Stan Brodsky, Painter; Allen Planz, Poet. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Backstreet Editions,
1985.
Elman, Richard M., Graham Everett, and Gary M. Lepper. May from My Bluff. St. James,
L.I., N.Y.: Everett Press & Publishers, 1983.
Everett, Graham. The American National Character and the Novelization of Vietnam.
Thesis (Ph. D.)--State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1994.
Everett, Graham. Casting Bones from a Turtle Shell. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street
Press, 1977.
Everett, Graham. Corps Calleux. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Street, 2000.
Everett, Graham. The Doc Fayth Poems (Street/Mongrel, 1998).
Everett, Graham. Facing 1984 (private, 1984).
Everett, Graham. Farewell to the Decade & Liberty Avenue. Port Jefferson [NY]: Black
Hole School of Poethnics, 1980.
Everett, Graham. Letter to Everywoman. Potsdam, N.Y.: Banjo Press, 1978.
Everett, Graham. Minus Green. New Hampton, N.Y.: Yank This Press, 1992.
Everett, Graham. Minus Green Plus. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Breeze/Street Press, 1995.
Everett, Graham. Nightlights and Crickets (private, 1983.
Everett, Graham. Nothing Left to Fake: A Great American 4 Page Novel: Poem. [Port
Jefferson, N.Y.]: The Black Hole School of Poethnics, 1978.
Everett, Graham. Ocean, Clouds, Life (private, 1969).
Everett, Graham. Rural Gardenia. [S.l.]: TK Press, 1977.
Everett, Graham. Sources of Hope (private, 1972).
Everett, Graham. Strange Coast. Potsdam, N.Y.: Tamarack Editions, 1979.
Everett, Graham. The Sunlit Sidewalk. Syracuse, N.Y.: Tamarack Editions, 1985.
Everett, Graham. That Nod Toward Love: New Poems. Sound Beach, N.Y.: Street Press,
2006.
Everett, Graham. This Could Be Plutonium. S.l: Ukulele Press, 1978.
Everett, Graham. Trees. Mastic, N.Y.: Street Press, 1976.
Everett, Graham. The Trees. Port Jefferson, N.Y.: Street Press, 1978.
Everett, Graham. Voices on the Vine. Aquebogue, N.Y.: [s.n.], 1991.
Everett, Graham. Winding the Alarm Clock. Potsdam, N.Y.: Banjo Press, 1979.
Smith, R. T., Allen Hoey, Daniel J. Moriarty, Graham Everett, and William Heyen.
Tamarack First Folio 5 Broadsides. Syracuse, N.Y.: Tamarack, 1980.
Published poems by Graham Everett
1970: "In the Common," and "The Doubting Sanctuary" in Paradox 7, Winter-Spring 1970
(p. 18).
1974:
"Shaman's Chuckle," and "Some Examples of Our Oneness" in Empty Belly #3, 1974.
1975:
"Near the Route Home," "Under a Full Moon" in Bird Effort, Issue 1-2, 1975 (p. 22).
"Hunter Visions on the Beach," and "Exercise" in East End Anthology, 1975.
"Cornucopia" in Mr. Cogito, Volume 1, Number 3, 1975.
1976:
"An Assay," and "Long After" in Grub Street: A Collection of Verse Fiction and Graphics,
No. 5, 1976 (p. 20)
"The Earth Warms Quickly in Spring" in Mojo Navigator(e) #5, 1976 (p. 8).
"Jazz" in The Voyeur, Volume 2, No. 8, August 1976 (p. 8).
"Between Beers Buddhism" in The Voyeur, Volume 2, No, 9, September 1976 (p. 3).
"Poem Seven," in The Voyeur, Volume 2, No. 10, October 1976 (p. 7).
1977:
"Between Beers Buddhism," Anarchy," "Landless And" in Bird Effort, Issue 3-4 (For
John Hall Wheelock), 1977 (pp. 22-23).
"Standing this Land" in Wetlands, Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 1977 (p. 28).
1978:
"Sidestep," and "For Elyse" in Risings: An Anthology, 1978 (p. 16).
1979:
"Wrestling with the Muse," in Gravida 16, 1979 (p. 5).
"Claro" in San Fernando Poetry Journal, Vol. 3, No. 3, 1979 p.28).
"Reprieve in Taos," and "Borderline Nightmare" in Scree 11-12, Native American Issue
1979 (p. 29).
"Letter to Everywoman," "Walking in What Were Once Woods," These Trees are Happy
with the Rain," "To Talk with the Tree People," and "Night Vision" in Tamarack, Issue
2, Spring-Summer 1979 (pp.14-18).
"The Potbelly Stove" in The Walrus Said, Volume 11, August 27, 1979 (p. 10).
1980:
"No More," and "By The Side of the Road: 1968" in Intrepid: Bill Williams and Flossie's
Special, 39-40, 1980 (edited by Allen DeLoach) (pp. 93-94).
"Questions" in West Hills Review: A Walt Whitman Journal, Volume Two, Fall 1980 (p.
89).
"Music" in Zephyr, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1980 (p. 9).
1981:
"The Pot-bellied Stove" in On Good Ground: Poems and Photographs of Eastern Long
Island. Edited by Ray Freed and Jim Tyack. NY: Street Press, 1981.
1982:
"Sand on the Sidewalk," in Poets and Artists, 1982 (p. 9).
"Winding the Alarm Clock"in Zephyr, Volume 2, Issue 1, 1982 (p. 7).
"Thirteen, Full of Life"in Wetting Our Lines Together: An Anthology of Recent North
American Fishing Poems. Edited by Allen Hoey. NY: Tamarack Press, 1982.
1983:
"The Eastern Butterfly," and "Night Returns Winter" in Bluefish, V.1, #1, Autumn
1983 (pp. 58-59).
"Reincarnation is Boring" in The Cathartic, Spring 1983 (p. 4).
"MO." in Dead Angel 4, Volume 1, Number 4, 1983 (p. 16).
"Exorcism" in Earth's Daughters, 19-20. 1983 (p. 27).
"Who Doesn't Expect Something" in Laughing Bear, Poetry Series No. 1, 1983.
"Vitality is Variety in Unity"Writings from the Mills Pond House:1983. (p. 5-6).
1984:
Literary Assays by Allen DeLoach (1984) (Graham and Elyse Everett: "The Frog and Oriental
Princess," postcard).
"In the Middle is a Dream" in Zephyr, Volume 2, Issue 2, 1984 (p. 19).
1985:
"And Now I've Done My Part," and "Autumn Refractive" in Bluefish, V.2, #3/4, Autumn
84/Spring 85 (p. 137).
"Ritual" in Creations on Creation: A Chapbook of Nature Poetry edited by Tom Stock,
1985 (p. 7).
1986:
"Crime," "Driving," and "Having a Vision" in Riverrun, Spring 1986 (pp. 14, 19, 94).
"Pulling the Days Together,""Early May,""Day/Night,""Near Thanksgiving,""January,""Families
at the Shore,"and "Here"in Long Island Poets. Edited by Robert Long. NY: The Permanent
Press, 1986.
1987:
"So Long" in Bluefish, V.3, #5/6, Spring/Summer 1987 (p. 79).
"Dead Lines" in Brook Spring, 1987 (p. 20).
"Latest Victim" in Cabaret, Volume One, Number One, 1987.
"Often"(for Logan), "August Twenty-First," "The Spread of My Body" Podium, V. VI,
April 1987 (p. 19).
"Dear Reader" in Slow Motion Magazine, Issue 3, Spring 1987 (p. 32).
1988:
"Crickets in February" in Brook Spring, 1988 (p. 7).
"Owed to Fate," in Redstart, Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1988 (p. 54).
1989:
"Break Out the Down" in Caprice, April 1989 (p. 33).
"Among the Scrub Oak and Windblown Silt" in Scrub Oak Review: The Literary Magazine
of Southampton College, 1989.
1990:
"Worldly" in Brook Spring, 1990 (p. 6).
"Minus Green" in Long Island Quarterly, Spring 1990.
"The Colors This Spring" in Long Island Quarterly, Summer 1990.
Introduction to Smoke Stack: A Collection of New Poetry, 1990.
1991:
"The 92-Year-Old-Man" in Caprice, February 1991 (p. 54).
"Here" in Live Poets, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1991 (p. 19).
"Summer, Sunday Night" in Long Island Quarterly, Autumn 1991.
"Daily Rounds" in Voices of the Vine, Summer 1991.
1992:
"Near Thanksgiving" in Contact/II: A Poetry Review, Spring 1992 (p. 55).
"New World Order" in Live Poets, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1992 (p. 89).
"Estate"in Scrub Oak Review: The Literary Magazine of Southampton College, 1992 (p.
34).
1993:
"Eve of March Seventh," Against The Powers That Be," "Outside Bohemia," and "Along
Route 25A" in 4X4, Fall 1993.
"Two-Car Marriage" in Caprice, March 1993 (p. 38).
1994:
Poems for David Ignatow. Edited by Robert Long. NY: Canio’s Editions, 1994.
In Autumn. Edited by George Wallace. NY: Birnham Wood Graphics, 1994.
1996:
"In Reply" in Caprice, January 1996 (p. 13).
"The Colors This Spring"in Dumb Beautiful Ministers. Selected by William Heyen. NY:
Birnham Wood Graphics, 1996.
1997:
"Breaking Quiet Desperation" in Asinine Poetry, Numero Uno, Spring 1997.
1998:
"That Close" in Asinine Poetry, Issue No. 2, Spring 1998.
"Break Out the Down" in Cocodrilo, Vol. I., No.1, Fall 1998.
"High KU" in Asinine Poetry, Issue No. 5, Summer 1998.
1999:
"Breaking Quiet Desperation" reprinted in Asinine Poetry: Collectors' Edition, Spring
1999.
2005:
"Harvesting Flesh," and "The Future" in Mind Gorilla, Volume 1, Issue No. 9, December
2005 (p. 4).
"Tacit No More,""Human History,"and "Mostly"in Long Island Sounds, 2005: An Anthology
of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk. Edited by Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan and Gail Koop. NY:
The North Sea Poetry Scene Press, 2005.
"It Was Some Night,"and "Orpheus in Squirrel Stance"in Asinine Love Poetry. NY: AsininePoetry.com,
2005.
2006:
"Early Thaw," "Resolutions," "So Much for Human Desire," and "Winter's Discontent,"
in Long Island Sounds 2006: An Anthology of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk and Beyond
(pp. 55-56)
"An Elegy Toward Happiness,""This Started Out Being About You,"and "Last Two Weeks
Before Summer"in The Light of City and Sea: An Anthology of Suffolk County Poetry.
Edited by Daniel Thomas Moran et al. Street Press, 2006.
2007:
"Old Truths" in Swansea Poetry Magazine, Issue Six. Summer, 2007 (p. 40).
"3 Post Cards,""Breaking Pattern,""Honu,""Sonata,"and "The Task" in Long Island Sounds
2007: An Anthology of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk and Beyond. Edited by Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan
et al. (pp. 99-103).
2008:
"Latest Victim" in The Lineup: Poems on Crime. Edited by Gerald So, et al. (p. 7).
"Full Circle ,""Bonus Time,""Honu," and "A Hackneyed Yet Gentle Reminder" in Long
Island Sounds 2008: An Anthology of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk and Beyond. Edited
by Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan et al. (pp. 289-291).
2009:
14 poems in Paumanok/Long Island: Poems and Pictures. Edited by Kathaleen Donnely.
"A Zendo Date with Elizabeth Satori,"and "Sayonara" in Writing Outside the Lines.
Edited by Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan and Peter V. Dugan. Wild Side Press, 2009.
Long Island Sounds 2009: An Anthology of Poetry from Maspeth to Montauk and Beyond.
The North Sea Poetry Scene Press, 2009.
"The Cows are Chewing Their Barns to Pieces," "Crickets in February," "Evacuate" in Rabid Chalk, edited by M. Costello (pp. 18-20).
"East Hampton Skyline" in Flare.
Published Articles
"A Reading of Walt Whitman's 'Give Me The Splendid Silent Sun,'" in West Hills Review:
A Walt Whitman Journal, Volume Eight, 1988 (pp. 105-111)
"Yes, How Strange Life’s Venture: Comments on John Hall Wheelock’s Dear Men and Women."
North Atlantic Review, 1990.
"Emerging Meaning: Reading as a Process." Teaching in the 21st Century. Alice Robertson
and Barbara Smith, Eds. NY: Falmer Press, 1999.
Co-edited Published Anthologies
Paumanok Rising: An Anthology of Eastern Long Island Aesthetics. Edited by Vince Clemente
and Graham Everett. NY: Street Press, 1982.
Writing Workshop Anthology No. 1. Edited by Allen Planz and Graham Everett. Backstreet
Editions, 1982.
The Light of City and Sea: An Anthology of Suffolk County Poetry. Edited by Daniel
Thomas Moran et al. Street Press, 2006.
Books Published by Graham Everett - Street Press
Necessary Lies, Ray Freed
Short Circuits, Dan Murray
Street of Lost Fools, Jack Micheline
Rented Tuxedo, Jim Tyack
Laurie’s Songs, R.B. Weber
Release The Breathless, Bonnie Gordon
Sea Story, C.B. Fleming
Here & There, Claire Nicolas White
Shinnecock Bay, Ray Freed
Trees, Graham Everett
Poems From The Island, Jonathan Cohen
Dead Reckoning, Ron Overton
Locating Positions, Joy Walsh
Moom, Ray Freed
Arriving on Paumanok, Norbert Krapf
Village Vignettes, Michael Braude
Cedar Light, Allen Hoey
She, Lucille Quinitchette
Chunderhara, Allen Planz
Getting Out of Town, Robert Long
From This Book of Praise, Vince Clemente
Poems From The Xenia Hotel, R.B. Weber
In Chontales, Richard Elman
Just As The Boy Dreams…, Michelle Cusumano
Casting Bones From A Turtle Shell, Graham Everett
Paumanok Rising, Eds.,Vince Clemente and Graham Everett
On Good Ground, Eds, Ray Freed and Jim Tyack
Shinneck Bay & Boston Poems, Homer Lawrence
What It Is, Robert Long
Childhood In Reno, Bonnie Gordon
Surf Club, Edward Harsen
The Fishing-Print Poems, R.B. Weber
Lightouch, Bud Navero
My 187th Birthday Party, Michael Braude
Much Cry, Little Wool, Ray Freed
Endless Staircase, Sandy McIntosh
Hulalali Poems, Ray Freed
Limousine To Nowhere, Jim Tyack
None of This Is On The Map, Dan Murray
Minus Green Plus, Graham Everett
Fandango, Marge Miller
On Boca Ciega Bay, Thomas Duddy
Pat Sonnets, Max Wickert
All Horses Are Flowers, Ray Freed
The Doc Fayth Poems, Ed., Graham Everett
Corps Calleux, Graham Everett
Regarding The Snow, Thomas Duddy
From Willow Pond to Hilo, Daniel Thomas Moran
Brooklyn Born, Lenny Greco
World Trade Center Poems, Fred Byrnes
The Bitter & The Sweet, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan
The Light of City and Sea, Eds., Daniel Thomas Moran et al.
Let Me Tell You Something, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan
That Nod Toward Love, Graham Everett
Part Mirth, Part Murder, Dan Giancola
Artifacts of Sound, Annabelle Moseley
Creaturely Drift, Allen Planz
Still Life, Annabelle Moseley
Stopping In Front of The Chelsea, Fred Byrnes
The Delaney, Annabelle Moseley
Sicilian Rhapsody, Leonard Greco
Silver Fish, Ray Freed
The Space Between, George Dorsty
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Street Magazine
Volume One
Issue One: Premier Issue
Issue Two; Kids’ Poems
Issue Three: American Politics/Male & Female
Issue Four: Kerouac
Volume Two
Issue One:
Issue Two: Collage/Workshop Poetry Issue, Guest Editor: R.B. Weber
Issue Three: South American Poetry Issue, Guest Editor: Jonathan Cohen
Issue Four: Beat/Energy
Volume Three
Issue One
Issue Two: Humor/Parody Issue, Guest Editor: Jim Tyack
Issue Three: Woman’s Issue, Guest Editor: Claire Nicolas White
Issue Four -- unpublished
Number 14, Digital Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2007
Number 15, Digital Issue 2, Autumn 2007
Number 16, Digital Issue 3, Summer 2008
Number 17, Digital Issue 4, Winter 2008-2009