000-0665
000-0665
FROM H. P. Lovecraft
TO J. Vernon Shea
8-Nov-1933

Abstract

On Jewish influence of New York publishing (spurred by a comment from Bernard Kopp-Davis) seguing into disparagement of "foreign" influence on American culture in general, seguing again to French-Canadians in Quebec (and French influence in Rhode Island), on Lovecraft's recent fiction, on pacifism and the war (particularly with regard to the militarization of Japan and China) in the aftermath of World War I, on the "dropped egg," newspaper work not very good preparation for a novelist, thanks on the gift of the first two issues of Story (and formula fiction).

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Preceded By 000-0648 Letters of H. P. Lovecraft and J. Vernon Shea Followed By 000-0682
Preceded By 000-0664 Selected Letters of H. P. Lovecraft Followed By 000-0666
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