Autographed letter signed, 2 pages. San Francisco. He has reviewed her book for the Herald Tribune [Animal, vegetable, mineral, Dutton, 1954]. Commends its “depth of beauty and wisdom...” Louise Bogan has “...the unmistakable accent... gripping is the word.” Thinks little of Leonie Adams work: “managing only to be cranky when experimental.” He is not applying for a grant renewal: “I don't like asking people for such letters at all.”

Typed postcard. Rutherford, NJ. ommends her poem to Dylan Thomas in Yale Review “or Yale Literary Magazine.” Asks if she'll start a salon.

Autographed postcard, signed. Brooklyn. Thanks Deutsch for a [print?]. “If I ever get to Boston and can choose, I shall explore that Museum...”

Autographed letter signed, 2 pages. Dublin. He has only one meeting with Wallace Stevens [who Deutsch has told him has died]; MacGreevy had to leave but “it remained a shining wonder of a visit.” He did not know he was in Samuel Putnam's book, recounts a meeting.

Typed letter signed, 1 page. Rutherford, NJ. That you have enjoyed the [Williams'] poems means much to me.” Friends react unpredictably to poems. Asks her to see Arts for Williams article on Brancusi.