“Bristlecone” ([Santa Rosa, CA]: Calliopea Press, 1986). 55 x 38 cm. Artist Patricia Waters.

“In Memoriam T. Leslie Elliott” (Tacoma, WA: Pacific Lutheran University, Elliott Press, [1986]). 8 x 15 cm. Broadside. The final stanza of “Vespers.” The person memorialized here was the regional representative of Harper & Row who instigated Traveling through the Dark (1962).

“City Hall” (Portland, OR: Press-22, 1987). 30 x 23 cm. Printed in 250 impressions, of which 50 are numbered and signed by the author. The only print publication of this poem was written in July 1986, which is set on a plaque near the door of Lake Oswego City Hall, dedicated June 27, 1987.

Printed broadsides, cards, bookmarks, and leaflets.

“Climbing Along the River” (Boise, ID: Limberlost Press, 1987). 15 x 11 cm. Postcard. The 1987 card was part of a portfolio titled A Collection of Poetry Postcards from Limberlost Press (Boise, ID: Limberlost Press, 1988).

“For My Friends” (Portland, OR: Prescott Street Press, 1987). 16 x 12 cm. Leaflet. Text is the last part of “Things in the Wild Need Salt.”

“From the Afterworld” ([Fullerton, CA]: South Coast Poetry Journal, 1987). 38 x 28 cm. Translated by Yorifumi Yaguchi and William Stafford from the Japanese of Sachiko Yoshihara. For the California State University Distinguished Authors Speaking Series, #2.

“Geography Lesson” (Dallas, TX: Northouse & Northouse / Red Ozier Press, 1987). 43 x 32 cm. Edition of 156 copies, numbers 1-100 and letters A-Z published in the American Poetry Portfolio, 1987; numbers i-xxx separately distributed.

"The Light by the Barn” (n.p.: Lyceum Press for South Coast Poetry Journal, 1987). 41 x 20 cm. [Artist William Voss?]. Edition of 50 copies.

“Tracks in the Sand” ([Fullerton, CA]: Caedmon Press for California State University, 1987). 41 x 31 cm folded twice to 21 x 15 cm. Leaflet. Edition of 100 numbered copies. Printed by John M. Brugaletta and William Erik Voss.