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Of course I remember the Rebel Poet, and other things and transactions of the not-too-remote past (the early 30's) as if it were only yesterday. | Of course I remember the Rebel Poet, and other things and transactions of the not-too-remote past (the early 30's) as if it were only yesterday. And I don't think I have changed much, nor have my circumstances. The more things change, the more they remain the same, as the French say. I edited a mimeographed magazine, Chanticleer, and now it's Solo - The One Man Magazine of Poetry. I have heard from Hagglund, through the New Athenaeum (Will Tullon, Branson, Mo.); Seguin I lost track of 10 years ago. | ||
I am glad to hear that you are still writing and publishing. As for me, I rely on the mimeograph (pamphlets have become too expensive) as I am fed-up on rejection-slips. | |||
I am sending you a copy of my last pamphlet (1947) "Man and Nature", 46 pp., half by me, (Man) and half, the Nature part, by Oscar Dudermans my brother-in-law. Of course I am sending Solo, and will be glad to receive |
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1226 - 2nd Ave. N.Y.C. Jan. 25, 1949. Dear Jack Conroy,
Of course I remember the Rebel Poet, and other things and transactions of the not-too-remote past (the early 30's) as if it were only yesterday. And I don't think I have changed much, nor have my circumstances. The more things change, the more they remain the same, as the French say. I edited a mimeographed magazine, Chanticleer, and now it's Solo - The One Man Magazine of Poetry. I have heard from Hagglund, through the New Athenaeum (Will Tullon, Branson, Mo.); Seguin I lost track of 10 years ago. I am glad to hear that you are still writing and publishing. As for me, I rely on the mimeograph (pamphlets have become too expensive) as I am fed-up on rejection-slips. I am sending you a copy of my last pamphlet (1947) "Man and Nature", 46 pp., half by me, (Man) and half, the Nature part, by Oscar Dudermans my brother-in-law. Of course I am sending Solo, and will be glad to receive