Correspondence for this period consists primarily of Fong's enquiries regarding the availabilty of Oscar Wilde materials/manuscripts and relevant catalogs from numerous libraries, museums, and Wilde affiliates such as Merlin Vyvyan Holland (Wilde's grandson).

Materials in the 1992 folder concern the origin of Fong and Beckson's work on a critical edition of Oscar Wilde's poetry to be published by the Oxford University Press. Work for the edition was officially approved in 1993. Prominent figures in these files include book collector Viscountess Mary Hyde Eccles, the editors of the Oxford English Texts Ian Small and Russell Jackson, and the editor of Oxford University Press Frances Whistler.

Readings on Oliver Cromwell sent from Karl Beckson to Bobby Fong.

Materials unrelated to Oscar Wilde sent by Priscilla Atkins, then a teacher and librarian at Hope College.

Files contain a draft of a section of the poem annotations for the OET edition with Karl Beckson responding to comments made by scholar Ian Small (?????)

This series includes drafts, proofs, correspondence, manuscript scans, and other supplementary materials pertaining to Fong and Beckson's 2000 publication of Wilde's poems as part of the Oxford English Texts series.

This series includes drafts, proofs, correspondence, manuscript scans, and other supplementary materials pertaining to Fong and Beckson's 2000 publication of Wilde's poems as part of the Oxford English Texts series.

This series includes drafts, proofs, correspondence, manuscript scans, and other supplementary materials pertaining to Fong and Beckson's 2000 publication of Wilde's poems as part of the Oxford English Texts series.

Includes correpondence and attending enclosures - such as drafts and reference materials - regarding the critical edition of Wilde's poetry. The recipients of the letters narrow down to individuals directly involved with the project.

Issue features an op-ed by Bobby Fong regarding the state of liberal arts education in America.