Michele Serros Collection Literary Works, Series 5, Original Poems, 1979 - 2007
Series
Scope and Contents
The unpublished poems in this series have an early timespan, at least 1979, when Serros was still in high school (and maybe earlier) to approximately 1984. They are written on various sorts of paper materials, some obviously as classwork. Many have doodles and other notes on the paper, which is classic Serros. Clearly, Serros was destined early to be a poet. Because these works are unpublished, 10% OF EACH FILE FOLDER MAY BE QUOTED.
The majority of the published poems in this series are photocopies of poems found in "Chicana Falsa", such as Dead Pig's Revenge and Tag Bangers Last Can. Published literary journals that feature Serross work are also included. 10% OF EACH FILE FOLDER MAY BE QUOTED. SEE ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION BELOW.
The majority of the published poems in this series are photocopies of poems found in "Chicana Falsa", such as Dead Pig's Revenge and Tag Bangers Last Can. Published literary journals that feature Serross work are also included. 10% OF EACH FILE FOLDER MAY BE QUOTED. SEE ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION BELOW.
Dates
- 1979 - 2007
Conditions Governing Access
See the archivist for access.
Conditions Governing Use
NOTE TO RESEARCHERS: Property rights to the physical objects belong to CSUCI BROOME LIBRARY. REGARDING UNPUBLISHED MATERIALS IN PARTICULAR: Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. The Broome Library may not hold copyright and therefore, IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE RESEARCHER to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where CSUCI BROOME LIBRARY does not hold copyright.
It is the researcher's responsibility to determine the correct copyrightdate.
REGARDING PUBLISHED ITEMS: Normal copyright restrictions apply. Please review the Fair Use defense. See: https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/faqs/copyright-protection.
UP TO 10% of A FILE FOLDER'S contents may be quoted. Reproduction of full names, addresses, or any other type of personal information is strictly forbidden. First names may be cited.
SEE https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/#rights-reproductions reproduction rights for unpublished materials. Please contact the archivist for formal citation. See: https://style.mla.org/citing-letters/ for more information.
"Unpublished works in archives are protected by U.S. copyright law, and authors maintain exclusive rights to control the duplication and distribution of their work. Although authors may transfer their copyright ownership to others or give a library ownership of the work itself, even if it is the only existing copy, this does not by itself transfer copyright in the work. The doctrine of fair use allows the copying of copyrighted works in limited situations. While not every educational use is considered fair use, copying or quoting small amounts of copyrighted material, particularly for the purpose of historical research or criticism, may be considered fair use." https://legalbeagle.com/6606003-anime-copyright-laws.html
It is the researcher's responsibility to determine the correct copyrightdate.
REGARDING PUBLISHED ITEMS: Normal copyright restrictions apply. Please review the Fair Use defense. See: https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/faqs/copyright-protection.
UP TO 10% of A FILE FOLDER'S contents may be quoted. Reproduction of full names, addresses, or any other type of personal information is strictly forbidden. First names may be cited.
SEE https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/#rights-reproductions reproduction rights for unpublished materials. Please contact the archivist for formal citation. See: https://style.mla.org/citing-letters/ for more information.
"Unpublished works in archives are protected by U.S. copyright law, and authors maintain exclusive rights to control the duplication and distribution of their work. Although authors may transfer their copyright ownership to others or give a library ownership of the work itself, even if it is the only existing copy, this does not by itself transfer copyright in the work. The doctrine of fair use allows the copying of copyrighted works in limited situations. While not every educational use is considered fair use, copying or quoting small amounts of copyrighted material, particularly for the purpose of historical research or criticism, may be considered fair use." https://legalbeagle.com/6606003-anime-copyright-laws.html
Conditions Governing Use
In the United States, all works created after January 1st, 1978 have a protection period that is in place for the life of the author, creator, or owner of copyright, plus an additional 70 years after the date of such individual’s death.
SEE https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/#rights-reproductions reproduction rights for unpublished materials.
SEE https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/#rights-reproductions reproduction rights for unpublished materials.
Extent
From the Collection: 200 Linear Feet (Document cases, oversize boxes)
Language of Materials
English
Spanish; Castilian
Arrangement
Series 5 consists of two boxes: Series 1) Published Poems and Series 2) Unpublished Poems.
10% of A FILE FOLDER'S contents may be quoted.
Repository Details
Part of the CSUCI Archives and Special Collections Repository