{"value"=>"<p>Files for an issue can include typescripts, setting copy, galleys (including authors' galleys, and page proofs), and administrative files. For some issues there are separate advertising and production folders; in other cases material related to these matters can be found folders labeled 'General', which include contributor agreements (contracts); shipping schedules; lists of potential contributors, possible tables of contents; notes between staff or with free lance copy editors and proof readers; permission forms; photographs; art; early drafts of typescripts; rejected manuscripts; manuscripts held for later issues; some correspondence with authors (especially for special issues), printers, and manufacturers; and notes on contributors.</p> <p>Issue folders labeled 'Typescript' contain that issue's setting copy consisting of typescripts and copy from previous published sources (i. e. photocopies from books or other magazines). Most typescripts are marked with at least copy editor marks and many are substantially revised in both the author's and the editor's hands. Individual stories, poems, documents, and earlier drafts are usually found in the general folder but are sometimes filed here.</p> <p>For each issue there are often several sets of galleys, including authors' galleys which may include correspondence or short notes between author and editor. For at least the first seven years of publication, Paul Bowles would have his own set of galleys upon which he made corrections. Some of his lists of corrections are with his sets of galleys here, but most are in his author files. Galleys also include notes between the printers and Ecco staff.</p> <p>Correspondence with estates or rights holders regarding previously published material or unpublished archival material is usually in the author's file, but may be filed in 'General' folders of particular issues. An exception is correspondence regarding the work of New Directions authors, some of which can be found in James Laughlin's author file.</p>"}