[6], 97 leaves ; 28 cm. +

1 sound tape reel : 7 in

Tape-recorded interview conducted Dec. 1965 by Ruth Teiser for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library. Experiences in World War II conscientious objectors' camp: writing and printing in Bay Area; conversion to Catholicism; life as a lay brother in Dominican order; recent writing and lecturing. Photographs inserted. Appended: poem, Triptych for the Living, printed by the author, Oct. 1955; KQED program with article re the poet; photocopy of article from the Daily Californian re his lecture on the Berkeley campus

Phonotape also available

Reel 1: track 1: 1030 ft., track 2: blank. Reel 2: track 1: 1370 ft., track 2: 457 ft

Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library

William Everson took the name Brother Antoninus during the years he served as a Dominican lay brother

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