Letter from Jonathan Williams to Douglas Crase, May 5, 2000. From The Douglas Crase / Frank Polach & Rupert Barneby / Dwight Ripley Archives.

“Trevor Winkfield rang up yesterday evening, full of his usual lively talk, and somewhere along the line he mentioned that he had seen you recently and then asked me if I knew you. I had to tell him no, that your name was unfamiliar. That’s odd, sez Trevor, he’s written well about that Wisconsin poet you’ve published— Lorine Nigh-Decker, or is it Knee-Decker. (It’s the latter, Trevor).”