posting papers

[Adam Blatner]

Responding to Eric's interesting email:  
    I arranged with our ASGPP president to have Doug Warner's papers sent to him to have scanned on and that job is already being done. Don Miller sells his own materials and can be contacted through the directory or my website. (He may even come online soon.)
     If you know anyone who is willing to scan on materials, I wonder if we shouldn't check with ASGPP---because at least for Moreno's stuff, the copyright was given to the ASGPP. 
     

    I've also encouraged folks to check out their local book stores and see if any of those materials go for sale less expensively and perhaps buy them and pass them along to others. I've done this on occasion.
 
    So yes, let's do what we can. The later Carl Hollander's old papers/monographs are available through his institute--- again, see the listing on my website. 

      Warmly, Adam Blatner   www.blatner.com/adam/ 
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  Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 2:55 PM
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  Marianne and all

  I am lurking and skulking (like Snoopy) and enjoying it. The other matter I wanted to mention is open access online materials. A lot of material could be put online such as Martin's pamphlet, Doug Warner's Training Tips, some of Don Miller's fantastic work on psychodrama categories and, of course, those old Moreno monographs we all cherished. I recall some cards too. 

  I have a psychodrama story some of you may know. At the Residence Hall at Beacon, underneath the kitchen around back was a treasure trove. Let's say that some of those materials were distributed. Some, such as Impromptu Magazine, are very rare. Could someone put those online, with Zerka's permission of course, but no questions asked!!! Thanks. 

  Eric
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